Balanced Body Studio Reformer® - the benchmark for quality, durability and precision in Pilates training
Since Balanced Body® revised Joseph Pilates’ original design in 1976, the Studio Reformer® has set the standard against which all other equipment is measured.
Made from high-quality rock maple, it is the quietest, most durable, and most versatile Pilates machine on the market.
Pretzel machines built over 30 years ago are still in daily use today—a testament to their exceptional quality and durability.
So it's no wonder that the world's most renowned Pilates instructors rely on the Studio Reformer® and have been recommending it for decades.
In addition to its outstanding functionality, the Studio Reformer impresses with its excellent craftsmanship, sophisticated design and maximum training comfort. It can be individually adapted to your aesthetic and functional requirements: Choose between innovative footbar and jump bar options
Three frame heights are available: 36 cm, 46 cm, and 61 cm.
The standard color is black
The 36 cm model with black upholstery and Strata Rock Maple wood is available online. If you would like a different version, such as the standard model, please contact us.
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FAQs
Is the reformer delivered fully assembled?
The Studio Reformer comes partially assembled. The remaining assembly steps involve installing the springs, shoulder pads, and risers. Click to watch the Balanced Body video on unboxing and assembling the Reformer. You can find the assembly instructions in PDF format in the Documents section.
What are the differences in frame height?
A 36 cm frame height is the most common; it makes all exercises easier.
The 46 cm frame height is ideal for users with limited mobility and older adults. It is also easily accessible for wheelchair users.
The 61 cm frame height provides good clinical ergonomics for manual adjustment and support, but is too high for standing and lunge exercises.
How can I prevent the reformer from sliding on the floor?
Non-slip strips can help keep the studio Reformer stable on hardwood floors or low-pile carpets.
What is the best way to clean the reformer?
Clean the padding and the footbar cover with Balanced Body or mild soap and warm water. Alcohol, bleach, and chemical cleaners will damage the padding.
Wash the loops in cold water and let them air dry regularly.
Dust and clean the rails, wheels, and springs regularly.
