Well built. Very easy to put together. Can be folded up to store while not using it. Saved money buying it through Amazon than on QVC. Love the workout we get using it. Worth the money.

This makes my butt and legs look nice but one time I got my hair tangled in the springs and another time I fell off and sprained my ankle. That's probably more due to user error. Also, the spiders in my basement like to make their egg sacks under this so it's good for the whole family

I like this a lot. The reason for 3 stars and not 5 is that to change out the rebounder to the stable bar, you have to unscrew two knobs, pull the rebounder out, put in the bar, and screw back in the knobs. No tools needed, but it would have been easier to just drop the bars in and out. Also, I am only 5'6" and it's just about 1-2 inches too short for me when I do full range of motion leg work, I can't extend my legs all the way without hitting the stopping point. Also, I can't bounce/jump as much as I want to on the rebounder, as I hit the "stopping" point. For most people, especially beginners, it will work fine. I have a large range of motion, strong legs, and have been doing Pilates exercises for a long time. So probably I needed a more robust reformer. I know I can add more resistance to avoid hitting the stopping point, but I want light resistance, multiple reps, as I'm going for flexibility and cardio, not bulking.

Well box itself weighs 105+ pounds. I weigh 115. Yet I got this box, up the front doorsteps, into my back bedroom and I built this thing all on my own (despite the instructions not being the best).

The reformer only has one type of resistance band (there are 4 total) not varied springs so anyone who is used to red, blue and yellow springs needs to adjust to working with one level of resistance and just figure out how to make the resistance comparable to a red or blue spring as they go. Also the position of the foot bar is fixed at a 90 degree angle but again, you just work around it and it hasn't effected my workouts so far (i can still get up on the platform for lunges). The jump board is a bit narrow because the design is more like a trampoline than a board. So although great for jumping (I do love the jump board) you just can't really put your feet in second position so you have to modify a bit when using. Overall I like the bed and it's even more useful since I have purchased a box to go with it (really.. what's Pilates without a long box, as well as a magic circle, hand weights and a ball). It is great to have a machine at home and for what I spend going to studios this a great investment. I do wish the shoulder blocks were more sturdy but again nothing too terrible that I can't work with and I am getting a lot of use with workouts from Pilates Anytime videos.

The only thing truly lacking is there's no foot strap to hold your feet for ab work. But that's it. Everything else is working out or can be worked around with minimal hassle.

I absolutely love this Reformer. Its makes exercising fun. I can watch tv while completely working out every part of my body and the cardio is the best part of this machine in my opinion, the fact that I can work every part of your body on this machine is just a bonus. I would buy this machine for everyone I know if I could afford to do it. The rollers are smooth flowing, the table is wide and comfortable. I bought the pillow with it but its just as comfortable without. This machine has a solid reliable feel when using the rebounder. HIGHLY SUGGEST this machine.