- Smoothest quietest ride by our proprietary precision carriage system, and longest carriage travel in the world at 41" (104cm)
- Gorgeous solid Strata Maple frame is built to be sturdy and stable
- 5 Signature Balanced Springs (3 red, 1 blue, 1 green) nickel-plated for durability, and offering up to 46 resistances.
- Innovative TwistLock™ shoulder rests offer fast, secure adjustments
- Carriage includes 4 weight bearing wheels and 4 adjustable sidewheels for smooth and stable ride
- Precise, non-slip adjustment in safety-rated ropes, cleats and cotton loops
- (4) adjustable footbar options provide different functionality: footbars include the Revo, XSR and Classic and Infinity. (Please call for more information on the Infinity Studio Reformer and pricing.)
- (2) adjustable springbars options: the No Roll and the revolutionary Revo springbar
- (3) different frame heights available: 14"(36cm) standard studio height; 24"(61cm) for hands-on clinical practice; and 18"(46cm) for individual practices.
- Watch for more information on our Studio Reformer configurations
- Premium upholstered Sitting Box
- Balanced Body Footstrap
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Pair of Neoprene D-ring handles are included
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Limited Lifetime Warranty on Frame only
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Dimensions:
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Frame: 92.62"L x 26.5"W x 15"H (235xm x 67cm x 38cm)
- Carriage (not including head rest): 30.5”L x 23”W (77cm x 58cm)
- Weight: 152lbs (68kg)
Specifications:
- Length: 93" (236 cm) Stretch Studio Reformer is 99" (251 cm)
- Width: 26.5" (69 cm)
- Height: 14" (36 cm); 18" (46 cm); 24" (61 cm)
- Carriage pad, pad only, not including head rest:
- Length: 30.5" (77.5 cm)
- Width: 23" (58.4 cm)
- Weight: 152 lbs. (69 kg)
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