Manufacturers of Pilates Machines: Comparison of Equipment Prices by Bruno Sp
Pilates machines form Xtend Pilates: Max Reformer for $ 2,200; Reformer with Half Trapeze for $ 2,700; Cadillac for $ 2,400; Reformer with Full Trapeze for $3,700, Ladder Barrel for $ 890, Combo Chair for $ 990; Wall Unit for $ 1,190 (all prices: July 2010). Accessories: spine corrector for $ 250, ropes set for $ 75, spread eagle for $ 100, equilibrium discs for $ 60, ladder barrel platforms for $ 100, rotator disc for $ 75, springs for $ 125, platform extender for $ 65, jumbo board for $ 100, flex ring and tonner for $ 90, pilates arc barrel for $ 150.
Balanced Body, maybe the biggest player on this niche market, offers a whole range of home exercise equipment in every category. Prices of reformers: Studio $ 3,300 to 4,400 (depending on model); Allegro $ 2,400 to 2,700; Clinical $ 4,700; Sport $ 2,000; IQ $ 1,800; Ron Fletcher $ 3,400; and Legacy for $ 3,600. Prices of trapezes and towers are as follows: Allegro $ 3,700 to $ 4,000; Trapeze Table (Cadillac) $ 3,700; Reformer/Trapeze Combination (two machines in one) for $ 6,300 (probably the most expensive pilates machine on the Earth currently...); Studio Reformer with Tower $ 4,845; Clinical Reformer Tower Combination $ 6,145; Tower on the Go $ 125 only; Wall Tower $ 1,395; and finally Pilates Springboard for $ 445.
Chair prices: EXO® Chair $ 750 - $ 900; Avalon Arm Chair and Box $ 1,995 - 2,895; Combo Chair $ 1,345; Wunda Chair $ 995. Arcs & Barrels: Pilates Arc $ 159; Avalon
