Pilates girls ‘fuming’ while Aldi’s Virale £ 150 reformers are sold out within a few minutes after launch – as a supermarket issues Restock Update

AldiThe newest specialbuy sent fitness fans in a frenzy – but limited stock meant that not everyone was lucky to get hold of the new viral reformer of the supermarket.

The supermarket chain today launched a £ 150 Reformer Pilates machine, Offering a sniping price alternative to the luxury studio equipment that usually sells for £ 2,000 to £ 6,000.

Pilates -fans hurried to Click on the budget -friendly reformerBut frustration grew rapidly when Shoppers claimed that some points of sale had only six units – with shares that disappear within minutes – while others said their local Aldi did not receive any at all.

Writing on X, formerly TwitterA woman explained how she missed it despite the fact that an hour before the store opened, when the supermarket responded to her question about re -initiating budget purchase.

‘I was 7th in the queue at 9 am and they only had six in the store. Do you bring them back? “Her message to Aldi reads.

“Sorry to hear this!” They answered. “It is known that we repeat SpecialBuys, but we cannot make promises.”

The update comes after lifestyle and fitness have gone Tap To document their hunt for the popular machine, with Yaz Moore Arrived an hour before the store opened to ensure that it secured the machine.

In a clip that was shared on her tap, she explained that Aldi gave people when they arrived to ensure that the first six people got their Pilates machines.

She said: ‘It was a massacre there, when they brought them forward, there were a lot of people who ran to the workers, I actually feel for the people who work there.

“I am so happy that the moment I did and I managed to come in quickly, it’s in the boot, mission success.”

Meanwhile, Tiktoker Seren narrowy Brought to her social media to show how the machine was easily assembled after she packed one.

In response, some of her followers rushed to the commentary part to confirm that they had successfully bought the reformer while they had shared their experiences in the store.

ONe person said: ‘I was at mine at 9.35 am … I had already missed people, so I didn’t know it was open. However, I packed my ticket !!

‘Number 6 … Yes, I ran to the front of the store to get a ticket (no shame here) The two boys sent by their wives did not get the last ticket (sorry guys) who now saved it now. I don’t care that I am so excited to set it up! ‘

Someone else wrote: ‘I arrived at ours at 7 o’clock. Six in our store. All tickets disappeared at 8:45. ‘

Another said: ‘I arrived at 9:25 and I was 5th in the queue !! I got a ticket and was successful. ‘

Several fitness fans, however, were disappointed and left empty -handed after they had tried their luck in countless stores.

One person said: ‘My Aldi is not even in stock! I went to the other 10 minutes away from me and she told 10.05 today that they were all gone. ‘

Another said: “So happy. I tried 4 and failed ‘

Someone else added: ‘Mine All Sald Out had only 4 in stock X’

A third added: ‘We had six in our store. Me and another are there at 7 o’clock. Madness. I got a ticket at eight o’clock. Went for a ride and went back there at 8:45 am. There were another four outside with trolley’s. Everything away before the store was opened. ‘

Another influencer could not hide her frustration while she went to her tap @Lifeofjazz__ To say that she couldn’t secure the item.

The travel blogger said: “I didn’t really think that my area would really give it, just to hear that it is all sold out.”

In the meantime, Tiktoker Priya revealed that she was ‘messy’ because she drove to three stores and was unable to get hold of the fitness equipment.

Take to her tap @priya.altoriaShe said: ‘I came here at ten to 10 am and I am absolutely smoking because they are all gone, everyone is already here with their bed.

‘There is six beds for the entire store … Now I am absolutely stripped. I’m going to another Aldi to look for them. ‘

Priya arrived in another Aldi store to find out that they were all sold out.

An Aldi employee told her: ‘We only had three in the store and people stood in line from about 8 a.m. ‘

The influencer went to a third store looking for the item, but an employee told her that they only had one in stock and it was sold.

Priya expressed her frustration and said: ‘I was actually irritated and not because I was too late or not early enough in the queue, but what was the point in the queue before that when they had only one, three beds and six beds, I would never get one.

‘That was really unfair Aldi, if you are going to make such a big hype around a product launch than save more, you know that everyone wants one, what was the point in it.

“They say they don’t attack them either, so yes, I’m not really happy.”

Priya was not the only one who was disappointed about the lack of shares, because a person claimed that she was alone in line to discover that her local store had no selling.

In the reaction under her video, one person wrote: ‘My store had none! We found out at 10:45 am after 40 minutes, despite the fact that the staff had reassured us that they had them in stock. ‘

When the Discount Supermarket launched Pilates machine in Australia for the first time last year, it became a social media sensation for the low, low price.

The exercise, which has risen in popularity for the past 10 years, is generally promoted as one of the best movements for your body and has a cult supporter with celebrities, including Jennifer Aniston, Margot Robbie and Hailey Bieber.

But those who want to surrender to practice often pay up to £ 35 per class – making it an extremely expensive hobby.

Instructors also recommend a person who practices three times a week – which means that people can spend hundreds of pounds a month on practice.

The Aldi machine has five adjustable resistance levels, with the help of resistance bands, as well as adjustable height settings.

It can also be folded for storage and has transport wheels that make it easier to go to the right places.

Mail Online contacted an Aldi spokesperson for Comment.