10 Pcs Pilates Equipment Present Pilates Ring Set with Yoga Ring Ball Stretching Strap Risistance Bands Block Gym Bag

Definitely recommend
I’m a Pilates instructor and I use these props daily. High quality, easy storage and exactly what I use in the studio. Great product for price.

Very good —though there was a little (figurative) 🔧 in mine
This is very simple —tools. The only complaint I have is that there was a dead bug stuck to the ring, right on the foam’s adhesive. (Picture shows it after I tried to scrape it off with the plastic : Some body parts remained on the adhesive due to adhesive’s stickiness, but—) I was able to get it off with some water. Nothing unmanageable for an earth walker. (Who hasn’t had to deal with bugs?)The ring and ball are very easy to use and the diagrams on the back of the box are easy to follow. There’s no false expectations set in the listing as to the items therein and the exercises are effective and target varying areas. The set comes with the regular resistance bands we have all seen by this point (loops), but also a large resistance band that is literally a band —not looped. Let me be honest, I am not a huge fan of resistance bands (I like the idea of them, but the feel of them requires too much catering for me), but as an add on that serves their advertised purpose, they are pretty nice. Plus, the mesh carry case is 👍. (The set also comes with a larger bag for general storage.)The ball needs to be blown up with a straw (that comes wrapped; no worries in that department). And the size and material is perfect for grasping between your feet without feeling awkward about it. (I’ve tried using a soccer ball for the same task and it was constantly slipping.. maybe because it had no “give” —it was full of air— and it is made to roll (slicker surface), not “hold” (+friction).) The one that came in this set is comfortable to use.The ring is also nice, though you feel the diameter difference. As noted, parts of the adhesive of the foam portion still maintains its stickiness, but I did not find it interfering with general usage of the ring. If it weren’t for the bug, I might not have even paid this aspect any attention. It is not “top-tier” quality (room for “better”, namely in materials), but it is plenty enough for its use (—no need* for it to be “better”; it does perfectly fine as is. Better materials may grant a more “premium” feel, but the function and usage would not improve any (or so I infer)).Overall, definitely a set I will enjoy using. I am a bit reluctant to “recommend” it because of my experience with the bug (don’t want to recommend it to a friend and have them face the same situation, as minor as it may have been), but it might be a one-off. If other reviews don’t have a similar gripe, or if you don’t mind some cleanup at unboxing, I would take the plunge. The product itself is very good.

Ok beginner set but missing some fundamentals
Ok so it came with some pretty decent resident bands, one block which honestly you need two to really do most exercises using blocks, small inflatable ball is ok quality, the ring is also decent quality, the bag is cheap and will work for storage. My main problem is NO INSTRUCTIONS, NONE! Why wouldn’t you just put at least a one page instructional guide? It doesn’t make any sense to me. If your ordering this as a gift for someone who has never done pilates before then it will stay in the box. It just makes no sense to me?