Considers aspects that indicate good construction methods, the sound and the feel of the rowing machine, and the result of a static load test. The LifeSpan RW1000 is part of the Rowing Machines ...

As with so many other products at CNET, we test rowing machines as thoroughly as possible, through rigorous examination and comparison. Each rowing machine in our list has been through at least ...

Rowing machines deliver a full-body workout, activating muscles in your legs, core and arms with every pull. And yet, the price tag of a rower can be a stumbling block for many who’d like to ...

However, Stamina says the rowing stroke is meant to mimic real-life rowing. Besides the unique design, this machine is fairly bare-bones (which isn’t a dig). It’s light, relatively small ...

Rowing Machine Ratings The best rowing machines can provide a full-body workout. Compare features such as pedal restraints, display systems, and resistance adjustment to match your exercise goals.

If you’re planning to row on a regular basis and to keep your foldable rowing machine for the foreseeable future, consider investing good money into a model that will last. Due to their need for ...

At just under 100 pounds, the Impact isn’t truly something I’d call "lightweight" (I’m super tiny so it’s definitely big to me), but in terms of home rowing machines, it’s the most ...

ROWING IS ONE of the most effective and efficient ... But for years the cost of an in-home rower was prohibitively high, with any decent machine going for thousands of dollars.

Rowing, whether it’s indoors on a machine or you’re lucky enough to enjoy the sport on open water, is without a doubt one of the best low-impact and cardio-infused workouts you can do.

A rowing machine—or ergometer —is a piece of stationary workout equipment that mimics the movement of rowing a boat. Rowing ...

Ever walked into the gym, made a beeline for the rowing machines (maybe all the treadmills were taken?), plonked yourself down and then kind of... not really been sure what to do next? We hear ya! But ...