VITA Barre Portable Freestanding Double Ballet Barre, Prodigy, Wood | Adjustable Height, USA Made, Home or Gym Exercise Equipment for Kids & Adults | Dance, Fitness, Pilates

Very simple to put together and use for ballet . Plan on purchasing sand bags for practicing gymnastics , my 4 year old grand daughter loves this and so does her mother ( a previous dancer all through school and college)

This is the best ballet bar for the money. It costs nearly twice as much as another one, made in China, that I had purchased (but later retuned because it was cheaply made, so not even worth it at all!)There's a noticeable difference with this bar made in USA versus the foreign knockoff. First, the fittings are better made, so the unit comes together faster and don't hurt my hands. Secondly, unlike the Chinese one that says not to use in a humid environment, this Vitavibe can be washed with soap and water. (Yay, no rusting so I can store it, out of the way, in my convered porch)Also, this ballet bar is made of aluminium and so can be easily moved around. And lastly, this unit can be conveniently stowed aside because the bottom can be easily swiveled to lay flat with the bar (unlike the other designs). Btw, beautifully-finished wood on the bar.Thanks so much, Vitavibe. Your product makes me feel like I'm back in a professional studio!

It was very easy to assemble and tighten by myself, the bars are sturdy they do not slip when putting my whole weight on it and they are easily adjustable, I would say it’s very good but a bit pricey I wished it could be less wobbly but it works just Fine for me

We’ll build and was easy to assemble. Wife loves it for stability during her workouts

This is a great ballet barre for home barre routines. It's not for the cardio barre workouts. It isn't sturdy enough for that. It's only suitable for classic ballet barre routines where the barre is used primarily for balance, not to bear your full weight. It's easy to assemble and adjust, and it's perfect for an apartment, which is where I have mine. The real wood feels nice under my hand, and being able to adjust where the legs sit on the bottom feet lets me get it closer to a wall so I have more space to move.If you're looking to do pull-ups from the floor, look elsewhere. If you want a place to do your tendus, this is perfect.

This ballet barre is awesome and the exact same one they use at some of the ballet studios I've been too. You have to tighten the barre's each time you use it, which is totally normal for a portable ballet barre. It even says it on the barre's to tighten each time. I saw a lot of reviews about it being wobbly and that is not the case at all if you tighten it at every time and use it properly. A ballet teacher will even tell you "if the barre is wobbling or leaning, you are NOT using it properly. The barre is for balance not for putting your weight on". Ballet barre is hard but if you stick with it you will have long lean muscles! If you are not already in shape, once you get stronger the barre won't seem "unstable" or "wobbly" because you won't be relying on it for so much assistance. Vita Vibe is a great company and make reliable products. The barre is top of the line and made very well, it is very strong!! The wood is made of Ash wood which is what baseball bats are made of. It is really easy to move around and assemble, it's light weight. It lays flat against my wall and is out of the way when not in use. The price is very reliable and it shipped fast.

This is perfect for stretching whether for dance class or personal practice. Sturdy design. Easy assembly.

It looks beautiful and assembly seems easy. Only takes one person to assemble it. But after a few usage I have to say it’s not quite sturdy. The one I bought is 7-feet-long double bars. Every joint is just assembled with a simple grip and tightened screws, but the screws actually don’t secure the poles or the bars, they only tighten the plastic grip. There are no holes in the poles to secure the fixture to a certain angle. When in use, after applying some weight to the bars, it could wobble and be pushed to tilt in an angle, no matter how tight the screws are. I’d say it’s an engineering problem which could have been so easily fixed. It’s perfect for light weight usage. But if you want to lean on it or rely on it to balance yourself, you have to be careful, it does wobble. And after each session, I will have to readjust the angles, especially the two bases which were never held vertical to the poles after use. I wish it were designed better.