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Balanced Body Allegro 2 Reformer review
Aluminum-frame reformer from Balanced Body with a sliding Infinity Footbar, 5 Signature Springs and a 10 year frame warranty.
By the Comredix review desk · Updated November 14, 2026
- Quality (40%)
- 9.3
- Experience (25%)
- 8.8
- Value (35%)
- 8.0
The Allegro 2 is the reformer Balanced Body built its home and club range around since 2011, and its own store prices it from $4,050, with the newer Allegro Nextgen from $3,300. The standout part is the Infinity Footbar: it slides the full length of the aluminum frame to 9 horizontal positions and locks in 4 vertical positions, so the same machine handles short and tall users and a wider exercise list. It ships with 5 Signature Springs (3 red, 1 blue, 1 yellow), and the frame measures 94 by 31.25 inches with a height of 9 inches, or 15 inches on optional legs. Balanced Body allows vertical storage with transport wheels, which helps in a spare room. The frame carries a 10 year limited warranty, and a Tower can be added later. The trade-offs are price, partial assembly on arrival, and the care needed to stand it upright. We compared documented features and published prices; we did not test it.
Who it is for
home users who want a studio reformer that can grow into a tower setup
Price
From $4,050 one-time for the Allegro 2; the Allegro Nextgen starts at $3,300.
Price: Allegro 2 from $4,050; Nextgen from $3,300.
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 14, 2026.
Key features
- Infinity Footbar slides the full length of the frame to 9 horizontal positions and adjusts to 4 vertical positions
- 5 Balanced Body Signature Springs included: 3 red, 1 blue and 1 yellow
- Frame with footbar measures 94 in long by 31.25 in wide; 9 in high without legs, 15 in with legs
- Can be stored vertically with transport wheels and a locked footbar
- A Tower can be added later without needing more floor space
Strengths and weaknesses
- Strength: 10 year limited warranty on the Allegro 2 frame from the date of invoice
- Strength: Footbar range of 9 horizontal and 4 vertical positions gives more exercise variety than a fixed bar
- Strength: Optional DURO Springs and accessories let it move from home use to group classes
- Weakness: $4,050 starting price is $701 more than the Merrithew At Home SPX package
- Weakness: Arrives partially assembled: you attach the footbar, springs, shoulder rests and risers
- Weakness: Vertical storage needs two people, transport wheels and enough ceiling height
Key facts
- Starting price: $4,050
- Frame: Aluminum
- Springs: 5 Signature Springs
- Warranty: 10 year limited (frame)
Where it ranks
Balanced Body Allegro 2 Reformer is No. 1 in our Best Pilates Reformers verdict.
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