List and Sell Your Pre-Loved Align-Pilates® Equipment

While buying a second-hand Reformer is easier on the budget, there are a few things to be aware of. Check the frame for signs of wear or rust, ensure the springs and straps are in good condition and test the carriage for smooth movement. It's also important to verify that any necessary accessories or replacement parts are still available for the model so that you can enjoy your used Reformer for years to come.

As with any other piece of fitness equipment, regular maintenance is key to extending the life of a second-hand Pilates Reformer. Ideally, you should inspect and clean it after every use and perform a deeper check on springs, straps and wheels every 3-6 months. During your inspection, you may also need to tighten screws and replace any worn parts as needed to ensure safe operation for future workout sessions.

Yes, it’s highly recommended that you or someone familiar with Pilates equipment inspect a used Pilates Reformer. A thorough inspection can reveal hidden issues like spring fatigue, standard wear and tear or improper tension, helping you avoid potential future repairs and ensuring the Reformer is safe for use. Depending on the seller, you may be able to view and inspect the Reformer before proceeding with the purchase.

Pilates Reformers Australia allows buyers to connect with sellers via our website so that you can ask questions regarding the condition of the used Reformer. When purchasing a second-hand Reformer, request maintenance records or receipts for any replacement parts from the seller. You may also want to ask if you can inspect the Reformer for wear and tear, such as rust, loose springs or fraying straps and ropes.

Yes, many Reformers have a serial number or model number printed on the frame. You can ask the seller to verify these details or contact the manufacturer. Checking online reviews or product manuals for the specific model may also provide clues about its history and specifications.