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Question: What made you choose this machine instead of Stamina Avari Programmable Magnetic Exercise Rower
Document: I'm working on my own belt slip strap setup for this. Going to buy 2 infinite adjustment Dickies belts, normally used for keeping your pants up.Overall, a great quality machine!FYI!This machine is identical to the  Stamina Avery magnetic rower, which costs $350 more. The structure and program interface are identical parts, with the exception of a slightly different cosmetic variance on the molded housing. Sneaky manufacturers! Check it out for yourself!
So far it is a very good machine. I have not had it verylong but am building stamina and have no complaints.It is whisper quiet.I would only suggest that the front horizontal bar thatsits on the floor be wider for greater stability.Otherwise I recommend it highly. A very good in-homepiece of exercise equipment.
I have only had the Velocity Fitness Magnetic Rower for two weeks, but I am very please with this purchase. In the summer I get a lot of exercise outdoors, but when the winter cold comes, I am stuck in my basement home gym, which is pretty well stocked. However, I mainly use my elliptical, and tread machines the most. This rower is smooth and very quiet. You can adjust the tension on the rowing pull for a more rigorous workout, which I really like.
Rowing is a great aerobic workout. You can exercise a bunch of muscle groups, elevate your heart rate, build stamina, and burn calories. After a good rowing workout, I just feel spent.Basically, there are three kinds of rowing machines. Some, like theConcept2, have flywheels that use air or water friction to provide resistance. Those are the closest to the experience of actual water rowing and their resistance increases the harder you pull, but they tend to be pricey and are somewhat loud.
My relatively new rower broke. The cable no long retracts, and it happened with no warning, no previous sign of imminent failure. It just happened.I was so hesitant on purchasing a rower online, knowing that any decent exercise machine less than $1,000 is generally not going to last or work well. It was also the first time I've ben lured by Amazon's Today's Deals.This one lasted a couple months, with only a couple dozen uses at 20-30 minute intervals. Disappointed.
But for what this is - a quiet, programmable rower - it's just about perfect.- One minor suggestion: this rower doesn't have an on/off switch, but I'd like one. It's not a big deal - you can turn it off by pulling the power adapter, or by leaving it unattended for a while so that it turns off automatically, but a switch or button would be nice.Assembly: This comes with a few mini-wrenches and an allen wrench.
Whisper quiet so you can watch TV without turning volume up. Exercises many muscles you're not aware of, including your core, until the next day. If I had to choose 1 machine, would choose this over any other as my preferred workout because it works upper, lower, & core body muscles.
I really enjoyed this rower, unfortunately I had company who tried to use it and the tension broke so there was no resistance. Free shipping to return it but was charged a restocking fee so all in all I lost 150.00 on this deal! Will have to look a little closer at the return policy next time. Would have just liked to get it fixed instead.
I chose it because of word of mouth and high ratings by others. It is very easy to assemble and very well made for a home equipment. If you need a home rowing machine, look no further.
Significantly, it lacks a random mode.Display: A basic LCD display with info displayed in boxes. There is a nice, bright backlight that lets you see your performance even in the dark.Heartbeat sensor: Bizarrely, they didn't integrate a heartbeat sensor into the handle but instead shipped the unit with a chest strap sensor that's supposedly to wirelessly communicate with the rower.
Answer: yes