Best Buy has
NordicTrack RW200 Rower (NTRW59147) on sale for
$599.99.
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About this item:- Interactive Personal Training at Home powered by iFit; Enjoy a full-access iFit trial membership that gives you access to personalized trainer-led global and studio workout experiences in the comfort of home
- Adjustable Console Angle; Connect with your favorite iFit trainers on your own tablet or smartphone, securing your device with an integrated tablet holder
- Silent Flywheel; Powered by SMR Silent Magnetic Resistance, the RW200 offers quiet, smooth exercise in the comfort of your home
- SpaceSaver Design; An innovative SpaceSaver design allows your rower to fold vertically for compact storage when not in use
- Designed for Comfort; A soft ergonomic handle and pivoting pedals with cushion and adjustable foot straps help the RW200 rower offer a comfortable, personalized ride
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A C2 and Xebex 2.0 or 3.0 are the most comparable for price, performance, value and longevity. My RW500 lasted exactly 15 minutes before the magnetic resistance disc failed. It took me 6 weeks to return it. NordicTrack was a nightmare to deal with.
If you are willing to spend $600, I would highly consider t he Xebex 2.0 non-smart connect for $749. At the $1k range, a C2 is the best you're going to get with the Xebex 3.0 not far behind.
lastly, if you are not in that budget, the sub $500 rowers are all garbage, even for the most recreational/intermittent user. The money would be better spent on an airbike if you want maximum cardio for dollar.
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Plenty of other cardio equipment that will be less taxing on the back, such as a stationary bike.
I have a neighbor that moved in 9 months ago, he's had a brand new Hydrow in the box in the garage for the same amount of time. I'd gladly help him move it and set it up so I can at least check it out and see if I like it.
https://www.amazon.com/Marcy-Fold...46&sr=8-27
Edit: @samsungs70 .. Even better, if you have a local Orange Theory, sign up for their 1 day trial membership, and ensure that the instructor will incorporate the water rower into their class. This will allow you to test out if rowing could possibly be for you.
Also, they sell factory refurb units if you're looking to spend less.
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I've been using on of their cross-country ski machines for decades. It holds plenty of clothes.
As a competitor myself (I powerlift and bodybuild - 35 years old but compete in open class); the road back from an injury or a slump is a hard one to overcome. kudos to you.
I'm in one of my better shapes now at 6'2" 230 but from all the desk chairs, ladders, recliners, massage chairs, exercise equipment and other furniture I've been through…one of the best measures of quality is user weight. At 230, I'm looking for a machine that supports up to 350-400 if I want it to last a few years.
Another thing I like about C2 is its community. I've enjoyed rowing "competitively" by ranking my rows against others in my age/weight worldwide, and there are close-knit support groups on FB and other sites. I also like that they give you a free t-shirt at 1M meters and other significant milestones (also got a marathon pin). It's pretty sweet to row 620 miles and get a free shirt to commemorate it.
God luck and good point!
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