Advice required on rowing machine for home
Discussion
I know the stock answer is Concept 2 - but the price! I already run and cycle, so just want something else to add into the mix. I don't mind spending a reasonable sum, but £860 is a bit too much!
There are some lower end ones that seem to get favourable reviews, but I don't know how much resistance they offer. I'm not planning on being a world class athlete (or any kind of athlete to be honest!), but I don't want to spend a hundred quid on something and find I hit its limits within a month or two.
So, does anyone have any non-Concept 2 recommendations for rowing machines? Or any particular specs I should look for when making a decision?
There are some lower end ones that seem to get favourable reviews, but I don't know how much resistance they offer. I'm not planning on being a world class athlete (or any kind of athlete to be honest!), but I don't want to spend a hundred quid on something and find I hit its limits within a month or two.
So, does anyone have any non-Concept 2 recommendations for rowing machines? Or any particular specs I should look for when making a decision?
Bursar said:
I know the stock answer is Concept 2 - but the price! I already run and cycle, so just want something else to add into the mix. I don't mind spending a reasonable sum, but £860 is a bit too much!
There are some lower end ones that seem to get favourable reviews, but I don't know how much resistance they offer. I'm not planning on being a world class athlete (or any kind of athlete to be honest!), but I don't want to spend a hundred quid on something and find I hit its limits within a month or two.
So, does anyone have any non-Concept 2 recommendations for rowing machines? Or any particular specs I should look for when making a decision?
The C2 rower really is that good. There are some lower end ones that seem to get favourable reviews, but I don't know how much resistance they offer. I'm not planning on being a world class athlete (or any kind of athlete to be honest!), but I don't want to spend a hundred quid on something and find I hit its limits within a month or two.
So, does anyone have any non-Concept 2 recommendations for rowing machines? Or any particular specs I should look for when making a decision?
(Much) cheaper alternatives really are that bad.
There are lots of C2 rowers on ebay. They tend to go between £400-500 or so from what I've seen, but they may come up a bit lower; if you're prepared to be patient you may score a bargain.
MurderousCrow said:
The C2 rower really is that good.
(Much) cheaper alternatives really are that bad.
There are lots of C2 rowers on ebay. They tend to go between £400-500 or so from what I've seen, but they may come up a bit lower; if you're prepared to be patient you may score a bargain.
And if you get bored with it you can always sell it for what you paid. I bought mine second hand 10 years ago and it's still going strong.(Much) cheaper alternatives really are that bad.
There are lots of C2 rowers on ebay. They tend to go between £400-500 or so from what I've seen, but they may come up a bit lower; if you're prepared to be patient you may score a bargain.
Look at it as cheap gym membership😀
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