Supreme Pilates Pro

Have seen this a few times on hsn. For me it would be too short for the exercises I like to do on my Pilates Premier XP model. Seen some reviews that are very positive and some really like it. Wish I could tell you more but having never been on one I can only base it on it's dimensions in comparison to the ones I have used. I also had a Aero Pilates, which I sold to my sister because I could not stand using "the stand". Prefer mine being on the floor.

I did see it ... happened to have had my eye on this since before it was available to sell. Found it whe I was looking for the original Supreme Pilates by Ellen Croft on ebay. Very pleased to see the lower price on HSN - ordered it yesterday. It appears to be a more quality machine than the original to me......Johnare you thinking of the Powers Plates Gym, maybe?

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I saw it this morning and I really liked it, but after thinking it through, I think the QVC pilates version with the bar would be a better machine. I liked the HSN machine because of the bar, and the easy put-away, but I think the pilates part lacks in not having the moving bench. I think I would prefer the QVC machine to which you can add the ballet bar. I would love to have Fluidity Bar the sell on HSN, but it is so expensive. I tend lean towards wanting more for the money. I had an older QVC pilates machine and I loved it, but the wheels that slide the bench have crumbled (probably dried out and cracked). Does anyone know if replacement wheels are out there for purchase?

John - you're thinking of the thing that wants to be a reformer when it grows up. This is a tower similar to a wall unit. I call it the poor man's Pilates Cadillac.

I don't think we can compare this to a performer since this more like a Cadillac. I have an expensive reformer but this is different enough that I ordered it.

I have the 5-cord Reformer (ordered from QVC) and am finding that it gives a pretty darn good workout for me.