What are the Best Home Rowing Machines?

The best home rowing machine is the basically the one that you will use most often.

Different models offer different benefits, so you want to decide which features you want and choose the machine with those benefits.

Portability

• For some athletes, it is important to be able to move their exercise equipment.

• This can be to transport gear in a vehicle, move it from room to room in a home or be able to pick it up and store it out of the way.

• Weight and size play a big role in portability, but wheels can significantly help the weight and size issues.

• Look for machines that can roll on wheels and that you can fold quickly and easily.

Durability

• Yes, we all want gear that is durable.

• However, if multiple people will use it or the machine will be in a commercial environment, this is something to take into consideration.

• You don’t want to own equipment that constantly needs repair.

• Quality rowers can last a long time with very little maintenance.

• Lubricating the chain and seat rail are generally the only tasks involved in keeping your machine quiet and squeak-free.

Noise

• Many people do not like their machines to be noisy.

• However, you may not think about this until you sit on it for 30 minutes and have to listen to it. If you plan on watching television while working out, this will probably be a deciding factor for you.

• Look for a flywheel design for less noise.

Computerized Tracking Features

• If you have ever exercised at home before, you know that technology plays a big role in helping you stay motivated and interested in your workouts.

• Most home exercise machines today include this feature, but some devices are more advanced than others.

• For example, some rowing machines like the C2 enable rowers to compete against other rowers or against the machine.

• The C2 also offers a PM4 Monitor with lets rowers monitor their heart rate wirelessly.

• Of course, there may be other features that are important to you, so keep them in mind as you shop.

• The bottom line is that the more you like your rower, the more often you will use it.

• Even if the model you want costs more money, it may offer you a way better value by the more use you will get out of it.

To see a comparison of different rowing machines, click here:

www.RowingMachinePro.com

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