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YOSUDA Magnetic Rowing Machine
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YKWENYA via Amazon has YOSUDA Magnetic Rowing Machine for $189.99 - $47.50 (20% with promo code 5QHEOETK) = $143.98 > now $142.49. Shipping is free.
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YKWENYA via Amazon has YOSUDA Magnetic Rowing Machine for $189.99 - $47.50 (20% with promo code 5QHEOETK) = $143.98 > now $142.49. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter doublehelixx for sharing this deal.
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Features:
- 12-lb flywheel with magnetic resistance for effective workouts at all fitness levels
- Dual Silent System: The non-contact magnetic resistance system delivers a virtually silent rowing experience. High-density steel reduces noise, changing your daily rowing into pleasure.
- Heavy-duty build, 5mm thick steel, 350-lb max capacity, 44'' range of motion, fits users from 4'9'' to 6'0''
- 6-Types of Data Disply: The 3.45-inch LCD monitor clearly displays the rowing data. You can put the phone or tablet on the holder to enjoy the videos or music
- User-Friendly Design: With a small footprint, the YOSUDA magnetic rowing machine will save you 70% of storage space when stowed upright. Two big transportation wheels make it easier to move your rowing machine around when you finish your workout
- Quick assembly
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Update: This popular deal is available again
YKWENYA via Amazon has YOSUDA Magnetic Rowing Machine for $189.99 - $47.50 (20% with promo code 5QHEOETK) = $143.98 > now $142.49. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter doublehelixx for sharing this deal.
Note: You must be logged in to clip coupons and apply promo codes. If a code doesn't work right away, try applying it a few times across different interfaces, such as mobile or desktop, as some codes may not apply consistently. If issues persist, refresh the page, re-enter the code, or revisit the cart before checking out.
Features:
YKWENYA via Amazon has YOSUDA Magnetic Rowing Machine for $189.99 - $47.50 (20% with promo code 5QHEOETK) = $143.98 > now $142.49. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter doublehelixx for sharing this deal.
Note: You must be logged in to clip coupons and apply promo codes. If a code doesn't work right away, try applying it a few times across different interfaces, such as mobile or desktop, as some codes may not apply consistently. If issues persist, refresh the page, re-enter the code, or revisit the cart before checking out.
Features:
- 12-lb flywheel with magnetic resistance for effective workouts at all fitness levels
- Dual Silent System: The non-contact magnetic resistance system delivers a virtually silent rowing experience. High-density steel reduces noise, changing your daily rowing into pleasure.
- Heavy-duty build, 5mm thick steel, 350-lb max capacity, 44'' range of motion, fits users from 4'9'' to 6'0''
- 6-Types of Data Disply: The 3.45-inch LCD monitor clearly displays the rowing data. You can put the phone or tablet on the holder to enjoy the videos or music
- User-Friendly Design: With a small footprint, the YOSUDA magnetic rowing machine will save you 70% of storage space when stowed upright. Two big transportation wheels make it easier to move your rowing machine around when you finish your workout
- Quick assembly
Editor's Notes
Written by persian_mafia | Staff- Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
- If you're not a student, there's also a free 1-Month Amazon Prime trial available.
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It has different settings for tension(?). I am not sure of the correct terms, but I started on the highest setting and forced myself to adapt, so I don't know if the different settings actually work. The seat is hard plastic, so I ended up buying a cushion for it.
I am down close to 30 lb. plus increased muscle. After breaking my foot and still needing surgery, I needed something that wouldn't cause additional damage while getting a decent workout and creating a positive habit.
So far I haven't had any issues with it other than the strap getting off track a few times during one session. This was and wasn't the machines fault. I was having a very weak day and my form was off, causing it to wrap back into the machine incorrectly. I could see this being an issue in the future if I am not paying attention. It was fixed by just pulling the bar out as far as it would go, and letting it wrap correctly. I think it could have been a bigger issue though, if it got stuck wrong. I am also pretty tall, so I feel like my knees should be lower before I start to push/pull to avoid the bar hitting them, but with no other experience, I am not sure.
At the end of the day, the machine works for me. Tempted to buy a second and send it to my mom out of state, so I don't break my streak when I visit.
Regarding rowing, it is one of the best full-body workouts you can do. I was on my college crew team. I own a Concept2 erg since 2014, which was $900+. Having a rowing machine at home is the perfect all-in-one-workout for cardio & strength (shoulders, back, abs, arms, legs). All without any impact on knees, such as running. The mere fact you will be active is what counts. Row 2000-3000 meters a day, cut out bread, rice, sugar, dairy, and you'll see great results within 30 days.
Cons: After a few months of use the rollers began making sort of light knocking sound, like if the seat was going over some bumps on the rail. Turns out the two plastic rollers had cracked under my 190 lb weight. I think, the seat came adjusted improperly and it was wobbling left and right a little. I had no experience with the machine and couldn't tell if it was adjusted correctly or not when I began using it.
Their support responded promptly, and sent four new rollers with video instructions on how to replace them. It took about two weeks for the package to arrive and I was able to replace rollers easily. Since I adjusted the seat following their instructions, there is no more wobble and so far no issues with rollers.
I also experienced the strap going off track when I get distracted once in a while. That left some sort of a mark on the strap; however, it doesn't look damaged, so I'm not worried about it.
Pros: it's magnetic, which is quietest of all types of rowers. That was a crucial for me, so that I don't bother my family while exercising in the evenings.
Affordable. Doesn't take too much space (plus it folds). Good quality for the price IMO.
The rowing process is incredibly boring (to me at least) with repetitive motions and no change of the scenery. I use 10" tablet and watching/re-watching sci fi shows (Farscape, Battlestar Galactica, Star Treks, and now Babylon 5).
I still haven't used other rowers and can't really compare it to something else. However, I think it well worth $204.71 (incl. taxes) that I paid for it.
EDIT: Added a few words.
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This YOSUDA magnetic rower is a compact, quiet starter machine that feels solid for the price and is easy to assemble. The magnetic resistance is smooth, the phone holder is handy, and the foldable design saves space. The main tradeoffs are a short stroke for taller users, a basic display with slower pace updates, and a firm seat that may need a cushion. It suits short, low-impact home workouts best.
Beginners wanting a quiet starter rower, because it is easy to assemble, stays quiet, and works well for short daily workouts.
Apartment exercisers needing a compact machine, because it has a small footprint, folds, and stays quiet enough for a bedroom.
People who want a low-impact cardio machine for regular home use, because the motion is smooth and the resistance feels good for steady workouts.
Tall rowers around six feet who fit the track, because it can feel comfortable at that height with only a little spare room.
Taller rowers with long legs, because the shorter track can feel cramped and leave too little room at the catch.
Hard-training rowers wanting strong resistance, because the tension can feel weak even on the highest setting.
Rowers with sensitive backs or necks, because the motion can aggravate posture issues and leave them sore.
People who need precise pace feedback, because the display updates slowly and can show misleading mid-stroke numbers.
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I bought this October 29th last year at full price. I have no experience with any other rowing machine, but I have used it every single day since it arrived on November 2nd. I am pleased with it. It's not super fancy. The screen is very basic and distance is tracked in miles not kilometers. I wanted an inexpensive machine to get used to, so I could decide if I wanted something nicer in the future.
It has different settings for tension(?). I am not sure of the correct terms, but I started on the highest setting and forced myself to adapt, so I don't know if the different settings actually work. The seat is hard plastic, so I ended up buying a cushion for it.
I am down close to 30 lb. plus increased muscle. After breaking my foot and still needing surgery, I needed something that wouldn't cause additional damage while getting a decent workout and creating a positive habit.
So far I haven't had any issues with it other than the strap getting off track a few times during one session. This was and wasn't the machines fault. I was having a very weak day and my form was off, causing it to wrap back into the machine incorrectly. I could see this being an issue in the future if I am not paying attention. It was fixed by just pulling the bar out as far as it would go, and letting it wrap correctly. I think it could have been a bigger issue though, if it got stuck wrong. I am also pretty tall, so I feel like my knees should be lower before I start to push/pull to avoid the bar hitting them, but with no other experience, I am not sure.
At the end of the day, the machine works for me. Tempted to buy a second and send it to my mom out of state, so I don't break my streak when I visit.
This is neither good nor bad, it stows nicely and is still big enough to use comfortably.
The build quality is very decent for the price. The rollers have been lasting for a while, I've had no issues with the strap, and the action is very smooth.
My main complaint is the polling rate. I used to run for cardio but two decades of military ended up wrecking my knees. Rowing is much easier for me. I had a gym membership where I'd row for exercise but decided to buy this over spending $50/month to drive to a gym every other day.
The machines at the gym did a great job tracking my pace. They would virtually instantly react to my slowing my pace, which is great if you're trying to meet a certain distance at a certain time.
This machine polls every second or so. It may not seem like a big deal but it'll poll mid-stroke and give you an accurate time, then it will poll on your return when the wheel is slowing down and give you a much lower pace. This is honestly very frustrating when trying to maintain a certain pace over a long distance. I pretty much gave up on using the display and just go by feel, which kind of sucks.
For the price, this is a great purchase and I don't regret it one bit, but it hurts a bit realizing why some machines cost quite a bit more than others.
I bought this October 29th last year at full price. I have no experience with any other rowing machine, but I have used it every single day since it arrived on November 2nd. I am pleased with it. It's not super fancy. The screen is very basic and distance is tracked in miles not kilometers. I wanted an inexpensive machine to get used to, so I could decide if I wanted something nicer in the future.
It has different settings for tension(?). I am not sure of the correct terms, but I started on the highest setting and forced myself to adapt, so I don't know if the different settings actually work. The seat is hard plastic, so I ended up buying a cushion for it.
I am down close to 30 lb. plus increased muscle. After breaking my foot and still needing surgery, I needed something that wouldn't cause additional damage while getting a decent workout and creating a positive habit.
So far I haven't had any issues with it other than the strap getting off track a few times during one session. This was and wasn't the machines fault. I was having a very weak day and my form was off, causing it to wrap back into the machine incorrectly. I could see this being an issue in the future if I am not paying attention. It was fixed by just pulling the bar out as far as it would go, and letting it wrap correctly. I think it could have been a bigger issue though, if it got stuck wrong. I am also pretty tall, so I feel like my knees should be lower before I start to push/pull to avoid the bar hitting them, but with no other experience, I am not sure.
At the end of the day, the machine works for me. Tempted to buy a second and send it to my mom out of state, so I don't break my streak when I visit.
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I bought this October 29th last year at full price. I have no experience with any other rowing machine, but I have used it every single day since it arrived on November 2nd. I am pleased with it. It's not super fancy. The screen is very basic and distance is tracked in miles not kilometers. I wanted an inexpensive machine to get used to, so I could decide if I wanted something nicer in the future.
It has different settings for tension(?). I am not sure of the correct terms, but I started on the highest setting and forced myself to adapt, so I don't know if the different settings actually work. The seat is hard plastic, so I ended up buying a cushion for it.
I am down close to 30 lb. plus increased muscle. After breaking my foot and still needing surgery, I needed something that wouldn't cause additional damage while getting a decent workout and creating a positive habit.
So far I haven't had any issues with it other than the strap getting off track a few times during one session. This was and wasn't the machines fault. I was having a very weak day and my form was off, causing it to wrap back into the machine incorrectly. I could see this being an issue in the future if I am not paying attention. It was fixed by just pulling the bar out as far as it would go, and letting it wrap correctly. I think it could have been a bigger issue though, if it got stuck wrong. I am also pretty tall, so I feel like my knees should be lower before I start to push/pull to avoid the bar hitting them, but with no other experience, I am not sure.
At the end of the day, the machine works for me. Tempted to buy a second and send it to my mom out of state, so I don't break my streak when I visit.
Maybe I got a defective one.
It is easy to return though.
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