We are excited to bring back in the immensely popular Rialto Reformer! Featuring classic maple and powder-coated aluminum in a contemporary design, the Rialto Reformer features dense over-molded padding for comfort and support while training.
Designed with today’s group reformer classes in mind, the Rialto packs all the necessary professional-grade features in an eye-catching design. Members will enjoy our hallmark quiet carriage ride, quick-adjustment ropes and cleats, and 3 position shoulder rests.
Features:
- Handcrafted solid Maple frame with extruded aluminum legs
- Ultra-cushioning over-molded carriage pad
- Secure 5-position footbar
- 5 Balanced Body Signature Springs™ (3 red, 1 blue, 1 green)
- 3–position shoulder rests — normal, wide width and removable
- Sitting Box Lite and Footstrap included
- Standard 14” height only
- Black padded carriage only
Specifications:
- Length: 96" (244 cm)
- Width: 26.5" (67 cm)
- Height: 14" (36 cm)
- Weight: 140 lbs. (64 kg)
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