Гребной тренажер Sunny Health & Fitness Smart Magnetic

We are still getting used to it, but everything is great. My husband and I are both using it and it is working well.

Love it 😁 it works smooth and is truly quiet. I'm glad I purchased it 👍

I had some difficulty at first putting it together because I didn’t understand the directions. But l figured it out and have begun to use it. I really have not had enough time on the machine to give an accurate assessment.

How do I get the digital monitor to function? It’s on, but doesn't seem to track my rows/workout. The instruction booklet is not helpful regarding the use of the monitor.

So far so good with this rower. Pretty easy setup, basic tools can speed it up quite a bit, but the tools that are provided works fine as well. . Use on the highest setting and it's a great work out, in the future I may find that I could use more resistance . Dual rails feel very stable. Retractor seems to take a few pulls to adjust to the level you are on, but once you get going it works great. Nice quiet operation, can hear tv/ speakers while using no problem. Body is not overly heavy, comes with pads / feet to store upright to save space when not in use. Improvements I suggest are that you are practically sitting on the floor. Even elevating the height a slight amount would give this a more premium feel. Granted maybe this is normal, it's my first row machine I've owned. My feet are fairly large (13's) and I have found that they come out of the pedals pretty easily. Adjusting the strap placement has helped quite a bit, but I still find myself tightening / fixing straps during the workout. -most likely a user error. Haven't tried a class with it yet, but can't wait. Overall happy with the purchase

Only used a few times, but I am pleased with the rower.

The machine performs as expected and is smooth and quiet. The large number of resistance levels is much appreciated. As a matter of strictly personal preference, I would have loved a slightly larger screen but can live with this one. My #1 suggestion is to have the instruction manual edited by somebody who has majored in English.