Wood/Aluminum/Steel Ballet Barre 4 Foot Portable Barre Bar Home Adjustable Freestanding Ballet Stretch Dance Bar for Kids Adult with Carry Bag

The barre came with easy to assemble instructions, all parts and all in good condition. The bars are lightweight wood, the frame is also very light weight and the connectors plastic. Height of each bar is completely adjustable to fit small to adult dancers. The screws to hold each bar in place are effective but I’m careful to only tighten them just enough; the plastic and screw combination makes me extra careful about not cracking the housing. It was easy to slowly adjust the tension to her weight and no problems with it for the months we’ve had it. This is not a heavy duty barre, but an excellent and portable barre nonetheless. The included carrying bag is decent but the material would probably wear poorly if used constantly.

Directions were easy to follow for assembly and they sent additional tightening pieces just in case one isn’t working. The bag to store for later/easy transport- I loved. We move a lot so this is a bonus. Once assembled, very good quality and sturdy. Reminds me of being back in a ballet class, only rather than bendy pvc pipes, this is metal and wood. Upgrade! :) I plan to use this for stretching, barre classes and old ballet warm up routines ❤️

I bought this barre for my daughter to use while taking ballet classes via Zoom from the living room this semester while her ballet school is closed down. It was more expensive than the other barres I was looking at, but I needed something ASAP and this was was ready to ship. It looks good, it's lightweight, and its fairly simple to put together. There are two things I do not like about this barre: (1) the texture of the barre itself, and (2) the base of the barre. The texture of the wood is smooth, but chalky feeling. It's not rough to be worried about splinters or anything, but it feels like it needs to be polished. Not a huge deal, but something to note. However, I would certainly expect the base to be more stable. The barre is NOT wobbly and my daughter feels secure while using it. But the leg base becomes knocked out of place every time we move it. A gentle kick or nudge in the right direction fixes the problem, but for the price, I want that to be a little more solid. Overall, it's a decent buy. I'm neither satisfied or unsatisfied. It does the job, but I'm sure there are better barre products out there at the same price point.

Lightweight but steady Love the wood Works for the price Easy to carry

I’m happy with my purchase! I was able to assemble it very quickly after I received the package and find it to be sturdy, adjustable and well-designed enough for me to use for virtual ballet classes at home. I like the way it looks and that the legs can be adjusted to rest flat against a wall. Everything does need to be checked and tightened occasionally, but that doesn’t seem unusual.

I’m blown away by the quality of this ballet barre. I wasn’t sure how sturdy it would be because it is fairly lightweight, but once I set it up (set-up took less than 20 min) and tried it out, it is more than sturdy enough for at-home barre workouts. I have taken ballet lessons for more than 17 years and I know exactly what I am looking for in a barre, and this barre exceeded my expectations. The components are high-quality, especially the wooden bars. I really like that the height of the bars is adjustable. The barre doesn’t move around on the floor and it comfortably holds the weight of my leg for stretching exercises. For reference, I am 5’6 and 130 lbs. I would highly recommend this barre for classical ballet barre workouts.

Unfortunately this barre didn’t come with assembling instructions or a wrench even though the maintenance and safety notes says there is one provided in order to continuously tighten the screws. I really hope I can tighten them by hand so I don’t get hurt when it gets loose. I was also left with an extra nut and screw which I assume is there in case one of the other ones gets broken or something but wasn’t provided assembling instructions so I’m not sure. Over all it’s fairly easy to assemble but took a few tries to figure out the T joints and base. Took me around 30 min to put together alone. Over all though, the barre itself when put together seems pretty sturdy and the wooden barres are strong. My only concern is the rubber feet since they aren’t screwed in and just pop on and off as needed and They do get a little loose. I’m going to take a ballet class today so I’m curious to see how this holds up.

This Barre is very easy to assemble and seems to be very sturdy. I like the feel of the wooden barre as well. I've only used it a few times but it is perfect for my virtual ballet class.