Sunny Well being & Health Magnetic Rowing Machine with Prolonged Slide Rail, Full-Physique Exercise, Low-Impression, Non-obligatory Premium Water Movement and Free SunnyFit App

Impressive for the price
I’m 54 and in good shape but wanted to work on my cardiovascular fitness. I have been wanting to purchase a rower for quite some time and almost bought the Aviron for (2400.00). I didn’t really want to spend that much money. So I took to Amazon and checked out several rowers. I came across this one at 18,000+ reviews for a really cheap price (compared to 2400). It’s a good, solid machine and my husband said it was really easy to put together. It’s not as a good as a high end machine and it’s a bit difficult to explain why. First – the foot pedals move so it’s difficult to get a good push off from the heels. It works well enough but it’s lacking in that area. The machine is quiet for the most part (seat moving makes a bit of noise). The resistance is easy to change and I can see the display just fine. My other issue is the pull…it just feels off especially if you are following a video and they want you to pull high or do bicep curls. It’s minor but enough to notice. Like I said it’s difficult to explain. I’m not doing any major rowing on it…a few times a week for 20 minutes. And if I stop using it I’m not out 2,000 bucks. I’m happy with the purchase.EDIT: I keep having pain in my legs and butt and I don’t know why. I can’t adjust the seat or pedals.

Overall Impression
I just got this thing yesterday, assembled it, and gave it a quick test run, so I’ll have to report back as to durability, but these are my initial impressions.Assembly: Could not be easier. There are only 5 steps to completely assemble what comes in the box, and the parts for each step are individually bagged and labeled “Step 1”, “Step 2″, etc. The 4 tools that are used for assembly were also included. The entire process took maybe 30 minutes, and was exceedingly easy and straightforward. The completed product felt considerably sturdy, considering the price. This rower is certainly low profile (as most are), and the process of folding it up to save room while not in use takes no more than a minute. I like how the product looks both fully laid out and folded up. I would consider this a visually attractive rower (relatively speaking).My quick test run revealed that the seat and the resistance through the handle were both very smooth, and the machine was also very quiet. No squeaking whatsoever, even at first use. The digital display is very basic and runs off batteries, so no electric outlet needed, but I wasn’t expecting a highly technical display at this price point.So my initial impression is exceedingly positive and I am very pleased with my purchase at the outset considering the purchase price of the product. Now let’s hope the thing holds up.UPDATEI wanted to provide an update after using this machine for 4 1/2 months. The machine continues to run smoothly and quietly. I’m 6’3″ (with a 34” inseam, which is more important than your overall height when determining whether you’ll fit on a rowing machine. The height of your upper torso matters not.) and 240 lbs and have had absolutely no problem. The resistance on this machine is from 1 to 8. I started on 3 and methodically made my way up to 8, which is where my workouts occur at now. Even at level 8, you don’t have to be a bodybuilder to get 30 minutes in, which is fine. This is a cardio/toning machine. If you want to really build muscle, hit the weight room. The resistance continues to be smooth and even throughout every workout. The physical aspects of this machine continue to work very well and I have no complaints whatsoever.The only con involving this rower is with the display, which is largely useless. Even just setting a workout for so many minutes can be a frustrating task. The displays guess at calories burned is barely an educated guess and is largely useless. The only thing you can count on the display for is to act as a timer, once you’re able to actually set it (again, be patient), and to provide the number of rows you completed in a workout. And that’s it. It’s important you limit your expectations here.So overall, this is an exceedingly solid machine for the money with a largely useless display. At this price point, I continue to be pleased. Happy rowing!

Super produit… Solide… Et maniable…

Las máquinas de remo normalmente son muy costosas. Ésta, que compré en descuento, está perfecta para tenerla en mi cuarto y poder hacer ejercicio sin tener que salir de mi departamento. No es muy aparatosa y logra su cometido. Cuando la sacas de las caja quizá te frustrarás ya que viene desarmada, pero el instructivo es muy claro y no tendrás problema alguno armándola (yo la armé solo, sin necesidad de otra persona; sin embargo, sí ocuparás a otra persona para poder mover la caja). Tiene 8 resistencias, yo encuentro que la número 4 es la ideal para mí. Esto último significa que la máquina puede ser ajustada con la resistencia que ocupes según tu condición física.Yo hago rutinas de 30 minutos, y al finalizar siento que verdaderamente trabajé una gran parte de mis músculos, más notablemente los glúteos y los de la espalda. Sin embargo, también trabajas biceps y otros músculos. Sirve perfectamente para hacer cardio. Eso sí, terminarás todo sudado, por lo que es recomendable usar ropa especial para ejercicio para que no se te pegue la playera al cuerpo debido a lo mojada que estará la playera.En cuanto al aparato que despliega información, yo lo utilizo con el cronómetro y el contador de remos. Ambos son muy exactos. Funcionan con batería, pero ya trae una incluida.Una cuestión a notar es que aunque sí se puede doblar para almacenar, no es tan fácil hacerlo, por lo que preferí tenerla pegada a un lado del cuarto. Sin embargo, si tienes la paciencia para estar doblándola, podrás guardarla para que no estorbe. Llevo dos meses utilizando la máquina de remo, y el asiento ha empezado a rayar un poco el riel de la máquina, pero nada grave.