Is this barre really portable? Need to take the barre from one studio to another weekly. Is this a good barre to invest in for that purpose?
1809629
It is very easy to move around in my dance room. It would be a little more of a pain taking it from studio to studio but it is probably as easy to move as anything you could find. :)
1809630
Absolutely! I move them in and out of my studio all the time because I have limited space. I haven't put them in my car to move them. I just move them onto my deck outside and then back in. I don't think they would be a problem to cart around in your car at all.
1809631
This softtouch barre is easy to move ,I am ableto take it from one room to the next with no problems.its very sturdy .
1809632
We'll is a litle heavy but unless you have a big truck youGone a have to disarm every time but is a good bar
1809633
It probably wouldn't be easy to transport for your purposes. It's not all that heavy, but it would be a pain to move it in and out of your car that often. It's a little bit too big for that to be convenient.
1184239
Yes you can.... I do it often! I got this ball bc they used it in a barre class I went to and that it where we mainly put it!
1860812
you can move it and it is a bit heavy to move everyday just for a daily workout.. I have moved mine in strange places and it comes apart in a way that makes this possible.. I own two.. one kept in the US the other in Canada...
648500
You might use the lower or the higher barre depending on the exercise. This is a much better choice than a single one... Some time in the future you might want to place your foot on the lower barre... Great product!!!
2082563
It's totally portable so that's great. You can hook up a 2nd Samson speaker to it. It's great for the price. There are other units out there that come with two speakers and more power but then you lose portability and they are more expensive. Sound carries well, should be fine depending on how large your ceremony is. I've used this in gyms inside, but haven't used it outside.
1997358
Hello Anna. It's not the most portable thing. However, it is very easy to collapse the legs, and then move it around inside. There is a single bar keeping the legs apart, and when you unclick that you can bring the legs together. I've done this a couple of times to move it from downstairs to upstairs. I would not want to do that every day though, since its still pretty big.
824474
Intuos 6x8 is portable and it should be fine. I see alot of digital artists carrying it and stuffing them into their laptop cases. But my friend who has it broke the thing in like a month (her dad accidently dropped it) so be sure to get the insurance thing and be very careful!
1248403
Yes, it is very portable, but you need fold the book stand, and it has certain weight. I suggest to carry it in a bag nothold on like a big book.
584687
Yes, it is portable, mostly an indoor unit, ideally made as a table top unit, no carry handle.Very nice sounding!
1821301
Hello, Todd! This bar is really light, and even when used as a ballet barre, one has to be aware of its propensity to tip over. I use 10-pound sandbags on the bottom supports, and it will still tip if I'm not really careful. So, I would have to say the answer to your question is no.
2000075
After owning it for a year, I would definitely say that it will hold up in a personal training studio. It's commercial gym quality and I've had no issues with wear or anything breaking. I can't say how it is compared to Hammer Strength, but I can say that you won't be disappointed.
947221
No. It's a great machine, but is nowhere near portable. It's pretty big and heavy too.
742617
Yes, absolutely. I use the board to ballet and barre workouts. It stays put just fine. It's great!
160342
Length wise you really don't need much room. It's the width. Your going to need a good five feet to the right and left of you. You'll need to extend your arms, legs ; so space to either side is vital. Since this is not movable once set up where you set it up to start has to have adequate space. I'm fond of my reformer - and if you do go with the aero Pilates stamina brand go with the version with METAL SPRING. Not the bands it's well worth the extra money. Last year when I purchased mine it was the only "studio type" reformer on the market. Since then balanced body has released a much better moveable reformer called the IQ. I would HIGHLY recommend that brand. Even with the springs on the body balance reformer you will quickly out grow the intensity of your work out. We've replaced the wheels twice and it's fully put together properly - it's not smooth like a studio reformer. Balanced body is known for studio reformers and they've done an amazing job making a home version for the same price.
221991
It's great for in-home training. I use it all the time with others. It's not too heavy and I keep it in the box it originally came in making it easy to transport
675074
It is very portable and solid. I pull it out to use it and then store it again. It's easy to get a good grip on it and use it where you want.
367774
It's far from the "fixed to the wall" barre in dance studios as well as the bars that aid the handicapped who need to put their full weight upon it in order to maneuver up and down. That being said, if you distribute your weight pressing down perpendicular to the floor, you should be fine. Personally, I wouldn't feel comfortable leaning with an extremely angled trajectory.