The upscale transfirmer.

izzyp · 07-22-05, 08:04 PM

Has anyone ever seen,or even better own the Rebook Deck. What a cool design. I think it is a high end up scaled version of the Transfirmer,but far more versitile. I would love to have one . It is a sturdy l ooking valualble addition to any serious fitness fan. IF I didn't love my bench so much,I would probably consider this piece. Check it out,and let me know if anyone has one,and what you think of it. rebookdeck.com. Alta,gotta hear your opinion for sure.

Minnie · 07-22-05, 08:17 PM

Reebok Deck

Here's the correct link. Anyone know how much it costs?

izzyp · 07-22-05, 08:21 PM

Im such a dork. I spelled Reebok wrong. That would be two e's,not two o's. Sorry about that. reebokdeck.com.

lisald · 07-22-05, 08:33 PM

That's more of an upscale version of the Firm Box, not the Transfirmer. There are some moves in the Firm BSS4 that have you use the step to the side of the incline, which this would not allow.

Lisa

ETA: Not that it isn't cool!

WantaBeFirm · 07-22-05, 08:58 PM

All I could find on google was for UK stores for 89.99 pounds.

Edited to add:
Found this at http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2005/...in668423.shtml

Quote:

The Reebok Deck It is a combination step and weight bench. You can get great full body workouts. It is developed by Reebok University, which created step, and the National Academy of Sports Medicine, one of the most respected groups within the fitness industry. It is easy and quick to alternate between cardio and strength. There are 16 different configurations for the deck, and it allows for pulling motions that, in the past, were hard to do at home.

Includes Reebok deck, two pieces of tubing of different resistance and an instructional DVD or video.
Available in home around mid-2005 at reebokdeck.com
Cost: Under $200

Mary W · 07-22-05, 09:07 PM

ack! and just when I thought I was completely over new gadgets.

Actually, I saw that a while back, but it seemed so expensive. Has it come down in price? I forgot to look.

ETA-I just saw the above post. I don't think the price has budged. I'll wait this one out...for a change.

tigger · 07-22-05, 10:36 PM

I don't think that this could be a substitute for the Transfirmer- it doesn't look like you could do cardio on the incline. I believe it is set up more like an incline weight bench. And, it is pretty expensive!

wnt2bfirm · 07-23-05, 08:27 AM

I saw this demonstrated on The View and the woman said it was over $200.

izzyp · 07-23-05, 09:52 AM

I was thinking that the Reebok deck was a high end version, versitile piece like the concept of the Transfirmer. I realize that it will not satisfy the Firmies without the incline step piece for cardio. I do think it is way more functional,and a heck of alot more quality then the Transfirmer. Take a look at it's multi functions. The cheap resin like firm box does not compare.

Pratima · 07-23-05, 05:11 PM

I saw this at IDEA last year. It was really sturdy. I remember thinking it was *really* high with those extra gray feet under it though.

I've been wondering about it lately, wondering why I never saw it being sold retail, or workouts done using it. I guess the price would probably prevent the average home exerciser from buying it.

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07-22-05, 08:04 PM
izzyp Join Date: May 2005	The upscale transfirmer. Has anyone ever seen,or even better own the Rebook Deck. What a cool design. I think it is a high end up scaled version of the Transfirmer,but far more versitile. I would love to have one . It is a sturdy l ooking valualble addition to any serious fitness fan. IF I didn't love my bench so much,I would probably consider this piece. Check it out,and let me know if anyone has one,and what you think of it. rebookdeck.com. Alta,gotta hear your opinion for sure.

07-22-05, 08:17 PM
Minnie Join Date: May 2002	Reebok Deck Here's the correct link. Anyone know how much it costs?

07-22-05, 08:21 PM
izzyp Join Date: May 2005	Im such a dork. I spelled Reebok wrong. That would be two e's,not two o's. Sorry about that. reebokdeck.com.

07-22-05, 08:33 PM
lisald Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Maryland	That's more of an upscale version of the Firm Box, not the Transfirmer. There are some moves in the Firm BSS4 that have you use the step to the side of the incline, which this would not allow. Lisa ETA: Not that it isn't cool!

07-22-05, 09:07 PM
Mary W VF Supporter Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Cypress, TX	ack! and just when I thought I was completely over new gadgets. Actually, I saw that a while back, but it seemed so expensive. Has it come down in price? I forgot to look. ETA-I just saw the above post. I don't think the price has budged. I'll wait this one out...for a change. __________________ ~Mary

07-22-05, 10:36 PM
tigger Join Date: Feb 2005	I don't think that this could be a substitute for the Transfirmer- it doesn't look like you could do cardio on the incline. I believe it is set up more like an incline weight bench. And, it is pretty expensive!

07-23-05, 08:27 AM
wnt2bfirm Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: New York	I saw this demonstrated on The View and the woman said it was over $200.

07-23-05, 09:52 AM
izzyp Join Date: May 2005	I was thinking that the Reebok deck was a high end version, versitile piece like the concept of the Transfirmer. I realize that it will not satisfy the Firmies without the incline step piece for cardio. I do think it is way more functional,and a heck of alot more quality then the Transfirmer. Take a look at it's multi functions. The cheap resin like firm box does not compare.

07-23-05, 05:11 PM
Pratima Exchange Moderator Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Phoenix, AZ	I saw this at IDEA last year. It was really sturdy. I remember thinking it was really high with those extra gray feet under it though. I've been wondering about it lately, wondering why I never saw it being sold retail, or workouts done using it. I guess the price would probably prevent the average home exerciser from buying it.