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Some reviews on the fan rower shows this breaks after a short period of time.
However, In the Instance of rowers, this is 1000000% true. Either get a Concept 2 or a Xebex 2.0 (or) 3.0. There really is no comparison to these two versus the rest. I even tried to spend $799 on a Nordictrack RW500 and it was awful compared to my Xebex 3.0.
For rowers, It's worth the price In durability, build and overall ergonomics/use.
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For example, all the Milwaukee Tool fanboys that proclaim all Black & Decker products as trash, etc—note my avatar. (Love the B&D/Porter-Cable 20V line btw.) Have some Hyper Tough tools from Walmart that are fine too.
HOWEVER, in the case of a rower, you actually *are* wasting your money on anything other than a Concept2 rower.
And yes, they are both expensive, ie close to $1000, and also hard to buy right now. But that's because they are actually that good. Well supported, huge online community, made here in the U.S., and all without a giant marketing machine behind them.
However, In the Instance of rowers, this is 1000000% true. Either get a Concept 2 or a Xebex 2.0 (or) 3.0. There really is no comparison to these two versus the rest. I even tried to spend $799 on a Nordictrack RW500 and it was awful compared to my Xebex 3.0.
For rowers, It's worth the price In durability, build and overall ergonomics/use.
For example, all the Milwaukee Tool fanboys that proclaim all Black & Decker products as trash, etc—note my avatar. (Love the B&D/Porter-Cable 20V line btw.) Have some Hyper Tough tools from Walmart that are fine too.
HOWEVER, in the case of a rower, you actually *are* wasting your money on anything other than a Concept2 rower.
And yes, they are both expensive, ie close to $1000, and also hard to buy right now. But that's because they are actually that good. Well supported, huge online community, made here in the U.S., and all without a giant marketing machine behind them.
Both row. Just like a $20k car will get you to the supermarket like a $100k car.
Specifically for rowers:
* Build quality of parts is not even close. Especially the flywheel / air wheel, rotating parts, rowing chain and seat sliding mechanism. This is probably the most important difference. C2/Xebex have a long track record of being built like a tank and require little to no maintenance.
* ergonomics is vastly improved with more comfort for aggressive and/or long rowing efforts. The concept 2 has a model E and Model D, which have different seat heights... which I believe is similar to the Xebex 2.0/3.0.
* be wary of weight limitations on cheaper alternatives if you are 250+ lbs
* the concept 2 has been proven to have a more accurate power meter (Xebex being close and the rest waaay far behind) - this may or may not be important to some
* I don't recall if the C2 can fold up and stowaway but the Xebex 2.0 can fold up for less space when not in use (the 3.0 cannot fold)
As always, YMMV on needs. There's always an argument that a casual user would be just fine with a lesser quality rower and I advocate for that, but if the budget and usage allows, highly recommend the concept/Xebex. Since you mentioned daily use, the money spent on something you'll log tons of time on is well worth it. If you're going to use it a few times a year, then it's a harder decision.
Lastly, this is specific to workout based air rowers. Water rowers and rowers that have a big screen for online classes is a different market (although my NordicTrack RW500 sucked at both performance and online classes lol).
Now mine is used for full workouts several times a week. And I also discovered all the cool online stuff, via a bluetooth link to my cell phone and their ErgData app.
Note: Concept2 has a longish waiting list to order rowers. I was on it for a while, then discovered (back in October), that this rower periodically comes "in stock" on Amazon *for sale by Amazon*, with free shipping for short periods of time, then goes back to only for sale by 3rd party sellers at inflated prices. If you really want one, keep checking Amazon to see if they're in stock.
And lastly, you might be able to find one used. I bet a year from now there will be plenty!