Aura Pilates Wooden Foldable Reformer is made in India with strong German Beech wood. It can be folded and kept aside to save space, which makes it perfect for home use. The reformer has 5 resistance springs, smooth rails that can take up to 90 kg, and a soft cushioned carriage with shoulder and head rests for comfort. It also comes with padded handles, a jump board, and an extension board so you can do exercises for the whole body. Website: https://www.aurapilatesequipments.in/pilates-foldable-reformer.htm

Aura Pilates Trapeze Table or Cadillac is completely ‘Made in India’ product using the best quality material and best practices. Its made with German Beech wood from single log. The resistance springs are made of Carbon Steel and chromium plated for long life. The full trapeze structure made of strong steel pipes and has all accessories like padded foot bar, wooden bar, fuzzy loops. Allowing anyone to perform many exercises for each body part and targeted muscles. This equipment is highly recommended for physiotherapists. Specifications: L: 215 cm x W: 82cm x H: 64cm Bed; Tower Height: 240 cm Weight – Approx. 150 Kgs. Very sturdy Soft yet supportive cushioned wider bed Full trapeze tower with hanging bars and straps 8 resistance springs in tower – 2 medium, 2 hard and 4 long trapeze springs One pair of Fuzzy loops, Rubberized foot bar supported by springs website: https://www.aurapilatesequipments.in/pilates-trapeze-table.htm

Aura Pilates Spine Corrector is designed to support spinal health, this Pilates equipment is very effective at stretching the muscles and ligaments of spine. The step here helps in performing exercises in sitting or lying position. It supports the spine in extension and flexion. It also improves spine alignment giving immediate relief to persons with desk/computer job. Comes with one wooden bar which helps to perform multiple flexibility exercises on this. Dimensions: L: 80 cm x W: 50 cm x H: 35 cm , Weight: Approx. 20 Kgs. Website: https://www.aurapilatesequipments.in/pilates-spine-corrector.htm