Pilates Reformers & Equipment for Sale
A Pilates reformer is a sliding carriage on a frame with springs, a footbar and straps that allows hundreds of exercises with adjustable resistance. Reformer classes are among the fastest-growing group formats, and a home reformer brings the same practice to a spare room.
Compare frame material (aluminum or wood), carriage travel and ride quality, spring count and color coding, footbar adjustability, headrest and shoulder rest design, and available accessories such as a tower, jump board or box. Height-adjustable legs make a reformer easier to mount for older users.
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More About Pilates Reformers & Equipment
Balanced Body's Allegro and Allegro 2 are the most widely used studio reformers in the world: aluminum frames, a whisper-quiet carriage, five springs and a range of add-ons including the Tower and Reformer-with-Tower configurations. Stott Pilates reformers are the standard in Stott-certified studios with a slightly different spring system and instructor-focused adjustments. Cadillac trapeze tables provide a full-body apparatus for advanced and rehabilitative work.
Reformers are about 8 feet long and 2.5 feet wide; stackable models (Allegro) save space between classes. They need no power. Remanufactured reformers receive new springs, ropes, straps and upholstery as needed and are fully tested before shipping.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which reformer is best for a home studio?
The Balanced Body Allegro is the usual choice — durable, quiet and compatible with a tower for expanded exercises. Check length: you need about 9 feet of clear space.
What is a Cadillac?
Also called a trapeze table, it is a raised platform with a canopy frame, springs, bars and a trapeze that supports a wide range of Pilates and rehab exercises.
How often do reformer springs need replacement?
Manufacturers recommend every 2–3 years in commercial use. Springs are inexpensive and easy to swap.