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kjd15 · 02-25-2010, 01:28 PM

I have an Ab Circle. I got it at Modells, for around $150. The rollers wear out after very little use. They supposedly can be ordered from the company, but what a pain to have to keep calling (they won't do it through emails) to replace a part that should last longer than a month. If you read reviews about it, everyone says the same thing.

Also, it's hard on the knees, so if you have knee problems, it's going to be painful. It comes with pads to put in the knee cups but they really don't help much.

I use it occasionally when I want to change things up, but it gets boring quick and the movement is not as smooth as they show on the infomercial, especially hen the rollers start getting grooves in them. It also becomes very noisy then.

If I had saved the box, I would have returned it.

02-25-2010, 01:28 PM	#3
kjd15 Finally!! Drives: '10 2LT Summit white, '68 Camaro Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Westchester, NY Posts: 1,068	I have an Ab Circle. I got it at Modells, for around $150. The rollers wear out after very little use. They supposedly can be ordered from the company, but what a pain to have to keep calling (they won't do it through emails) to replace a part that should last longer than a month. If you read reviews about it, everyone says the same thing. Also, it's hard on the knees, so if you have knee problems, it's going to be painful. It comes with pads to put in the knee cups but they really don't help much. I use it occasionally when I want to change things up, but it gets boring quick and the movement is not as smooth as they show on the infomercial, especially hen the rollers start getting grooves in them. It also becomes very noisy then. If I had saved the box, I would have returned it. __________________ -Karen SW 2LT Ordered 9/30/09 November 28, 2009 - Delivered!!!