Description
- Tough Flywheel for Powerful Magnetic Resistance: The Niceday Rowing Machines for home features a 12 lbs flywheel, delivering resistance up to 66 lbs, catering to your explosive and strength training needs; With 16 adjustable resistance levels, it suits both beginners and professionals for effective workouts
- Sturdy Construction: High durability aluminum alloy rower machine with 2″ thickness strength and 49-inch long rail for more safety and stable workouts; It supports a maximum weight of 350 lbs, suitable for every family member to achieve their fitness goals
- Intelligent Fitness Tracking: The LCD monitor tracks time, count, speed, distance, calories, and total distance for visualized workout data; Place your tablet on the holder and connect to Kinomap for an immersive rowing experience at home
- Smooth & Quiet Rowing: A custom strong magnetic resistance system ensures quiet, smooth rowing, making it ideal for use any time of day without bothering other family members
- 20-Min Quick Assembly: The Niceday Rowing Machine arrives 90% pre-assembled and can be fully set up in just 20 minutes using the instruction manual or installation video via QR code
- Space-Efficient Design: Designed for compact indoor gyms, its upright foldable storage takes up only 2.79 square feet; The built-in wheels allow for easy relocation to your row machine after workouts
- User-Friendly Features: Non-slip foot pedals with adjustable safety straps provide a secure grip; Soft foam anti-slip handlebars and a convenient tablet holder enhance your workout experience
- Choose Niceday: Niceday has served 30 years in the health and fitness industry, we are focusing on designing and producing top-quality exercise machines for home use; Niceday provides a 3-year manufacturer’s service on all products, ensuring your satisfaction; We are committed to providing the best user experience for our customers; We are happy to help if you have any questions
Brian Edward Hegarty –
Lots of pro’s, only one ‘con’ .. Pro’s – super easy to assemble, though maybe my view is jaded. I’d just finished building a Murphy Bed which was semi-difficult so this rowing machine was a piece of cake. Rows great, stands up nicely for storage, can be maneuvered easily from room-to-room or wherever you need to go. Comfortable enough. Smooth operation, quiet. I’m 6’3 and it easily handles my height/length. Only one disappointment and this could be personal preference – 16 settings for resistance. The highest one (16) is still super easy for me. I’m not any kind of bodybuilder or powerlifter but the highest setting barely makes me strain or sweat. That would be my only disappointment. Other than that – very nice. I like it. I just turn on the TV, watch a football game or whatever, and row away.
Brian Torma –
Easy to assemble and move around with front mounted wheels. Max setting may not be enough for everyone but I find it adequate for my purpose. I set the friction at about midpoint for faster cardio rowing and then to max for more of a leg workout. It operates smoothly and quietly and me being 6ft tall I find it has plenty of leg distance for full stretch with room to spare on the frame. Feels stable and not tippy and I weigh 180.
Brian Torma –
This really comes for to amazing for the price IF you can get it at or below $200. It’s so hard to find a quality rower at this price point. There’s a reason for this.
Pros:
– It works
– It has a display for pulls, time, distance, and more
– Super easy to put together, takes maybe 30-60 minutes
– Metal where it needs to be, plastic where it doesn’t matter (keeps cost down)
– Comfortable handles (foam)
– Cushioned seat (example, plastic would be bad here, but they were thoughtful)
– Folds up leading to huge space savings, and is weighted so it doesn’t tip easily (they clearly thought of this)
– All features with no subscription required or even offered (this sounds dumb but so many home machines are doing this, some even locking the controls if not subscribed, and it frustrates me)
Cons:
– The distance is inconsistent, sometimes one full row is 1/4th of a meter and sometimes it’s 3/4ths of a meter.
– Meters jump in increments of x.0, x.2, x.5, x.7, leading to weird measurements of distance when it works (when it doesn’t, you get the issue above this one)
– Rower is very low to the ground and difficult to get onto, but the price savings are honestly worth it
– Shakes a little if you go too fast/aggressive with the machine, slider is not perfect if you sit wrong, but find the right motion and it works just fine
The price is more than worth it for what is offered, but don’t expect it to compare to the $1,000 machines out there. It is great for someone on a budget, especially if space savings matters (to me, it did). Some of the more expensive machines can’t even fold up like this one. It’s amazing value for what you’re getting and allows me to get my daily workouts in. I feel it in my arms, legs, and abs. Been using it for about a month now and absolutely love it. If I had money to throw away, I’d easily spend $1-2k on a better rowing machine, but for $200 you can’t beat the value here.
Amy F. –
I am overall happy with this purchase. I got it for a great deal on prime day. It is sturdy, has a great weight limit (as a big’un it is difficult to find durable equipment at an affordable price), does not take up too much space at all, and was easy to assemble. My only complaint is listed below… keep reading.
Assembly was easy and quick. The most difficult part was unpacking it, as it was well packaged and protected. Easy overall!
The machine functions as expected. There is a dial to select different tensions. The little computer module thing automatically comes on when the machine is in use, and turns itself back off after a few minutes of inactivity. There is also a phone/tablet holder attached.
I also love the slim build, and ease of putting it out of the way. It is light enough that I can simply lift the back, until the front is rested on the little wheels, and roll it out of the way. Takes up minimal space!
My only complaint is the seat. It is hard and the “cradle your tushy shape” isn’t really a one size fits all. I would have preferred a padded straight seat. After about 15 minutes, my tailbone is sore (and that is with my own padding my body provides). I will fight through it though. Maybe daily use of this machine will help my bottom conform to the seat.
Overall I love the machine, and the workout it provides. I would purchase again for the price and space saving features, but that seat is not my favorite. However, I will be using it daily!
Mike McGee –
It’s very simple to assemble. It’s extremely quiet and I use it while watching TV. It’s very sturdy heavy duty and smooth operation. The only thing I would like to see improvement on is the resistance level is a little lighter than I would like. I’ve been using it for 2 months now and I started on the heaviest tension from the beginning. Take into account that I’m 6’1″and 215 lbs so a smaller person may be fine with the tension level. With that said it’s still enough to get a quality workout.