P.volve sells memberships to their at-home, digital, full-body workout program.

Stephen Pasterino

P.volve

Activities & Outdoor

Fitness & Sports

You cannot use the equipment without paying the 14.95 for classes..they don't even have standard classes that are not live, like pre recorded so that the equipment can be used. I wasted $200 on the initial purchase to only have to continue to pay. 

All the class names were very clickbait-y but didn't do a great job of describing what you would get. You have to spend a lot of money on equipment to make the workouts worthwhile. Workouts are kind of slow and not that interesting...

I'll echo the other review here...very cool concept but I feel like it oversells a dream of looking like a model and the reality is I don't think it's nearly as effective as barre or other similar workouts. I spent nearly $100 on all of the custom equipment you need, only to cancel my subscription after 2 months. I think it would be so much easier to buy into without all of the custom equipment and if they were a bit more realistic about the results. I'm a naturally lean person, but I'd imagine for anyone else you'd be disappointed.

Workout sessions are not easy to follow. It's designed for personal trainers with clients. 

A cool concept, a leader of its kind, but I imagine it's difficult to retain customers. The brand popped up in my Instagram feed a little after the world entered into a pandemic lockdown. Working out at home was the only option for many people like me. I signed up for the trial and ordered a few pieces of equipment. The order arrived relatively quickly. But I didn't continue the workout or equipment as I didn't find them all that useful/effective. The ball and sliders are now sitting in a corner collecting dust...

If I can't see the classes it is useless..... I want to stream on to my TV rather than my phone.   Who can see a screen that size?

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