Ejercitación física en casa

I really like this machine and it's great for beginners.Machine works well and is quiet.The assembly was quick and easy as it only took me 1hr 15 mins.

Bought this rower and I absolutely love it. I spent about 20 minutes to assemble it, the instructions are pretty self explanatory. 30 mins workout per day, it is surprisingly quiet and smooth. One thing we love the most is the foldable feature which it allows us to store it in the upright position at the corner of the room to save space. Overall, this is a very good quality rowing machine at a good price, will recommend!

I haven't spent time actually using it yet so we'll see how it goes. My initial impression is that this is a solid build and should last for years to come. Putting it together took approx. 30 minutes. Directions could use a little help, but they do explain exactly what part goes where and in what orientation. Not top of the line, but a good value in my opinion (especially if it becomes a close hanger :~) I am not sure if the resistance is what it should be, seems a bit light at the top setting, but after 1000 pulls it's probably just right. Cheers and happy exercising!

I've been using this rowing machine for over a year. It works great and had a little difficulty with one part of putting it together, but overall it was fairly easy to assemble. It works great and gets well used. I do find that it moves quite a bit when you are using it. It folds up for storage. I was hoping that it would fold up a little more compact than it does. The rollers work ok but I find it awkward to move. I wish they had put locking wheels on both parts of the rowing machine for easier moving and also to help it stay stationary when you are using it. It doesn't fold up that much which I found a little disappointing, but it is a great workout and reasonably priced.

I never thought we would be able to assemble this machine.However, the instructions are pretty clear, follow all the steps very carefully and the specifics of nuts and bolts clearly laid out in the shrunk wrapped instructions. It took my husband and I about 4 hours to assemble. The machine is very very quiet. And customer service was excellent when I had to call the following day for a quick question. We are quite impressed overall with our first assembly experience. We love how the machine folds and takes up very little space in the room. Due to COVID our days in the gym maybe over, but this helps especially during the cold winter.

I got this with a bit of concern from some of the comments saying that it's hard to assemble, directions aren't clear, equipment was damaged etc.Despite the negative feedback there was plenty of positive feedback so I decided to give it a shot.The package arrived on time in good condition. There was a corner that on the cardboard box that was a bit damaged but it was a big box and the foam on the inside secured the machine and protected it from whatever caused it.I assembled it in thirty minutes or less. The directions are very straight forward. If you're unable to follow these directions then you're the problem, not the directions. It's easy enough to see how it goes together without the directions so they shouldn't even require much details anyway.Once assembled I hopped on and gave it a shot. The next thing that concerned me was the tensions as most people complained that there wasn't much of a difference from 2 to 8. I checked this out and although the difference isn't great there is a difference in each step. Whether you can really tell or not may be the issue. It seems minute but existent. For $199.00 I didn't expect this to be the same as using a machine at the gym that cost thousands.The machine works great, it folds up nicely and is easy to move from room to room. The digital display is very basic but I don't need much to jump on and get to work.Overall I am pleased with the machine and it's performance!

This is so fun! I would give it five stars, but the assembly instructions left a little to be desired.Here are my added assembly steps:Before starting, gather the following items: Source of music (to reduce frustration), two AA batteries (not included).The instruction book-*None of the pieces are labeled, but you can pretty much figure everything out from the drawings. The nuts/bolts look very similar, but if you count them and look at the parts list, you'll know which is which.* Putting on the pedals can be hellish. I had a lot of trouble getting one on and lined up but the other one was no problem. Here's a tip for you non-experts. Put the washer and screw on one end. This will be the end away from the center. Put the ^%&%$** pedal on the bracket (heel cup on the bottom). Wiggle and push and swear until you get the axle all the way through. Stick your fingers in the teeny tiny space and attach the other washer and screw. Tighten it as much as you can with your fingers. IMPORTANT: Now, put one of the small allen wrenches in the inside (loose) screw and hold it still while you use the other allen wrench to turn it from the other side. It doesn't matter that the outside screw is already in, this will screw the axle onto the inner screw. SO much easier then trying to move the wrench around in the teeny area. (I know, because I did it the hard way first.)* The four holes on the rail go on the bottom. (Yes, I did it wrong at first.) After you attach and tighten the two screws on the top of the seat rail, pull the big pin out, put the rail in vertical position, and put the pin back in. This makes it MUCH easier to put the four screws in the bottom and add the rubber bumpers. Also, attach the other leg/support this way, making sure it's facing the right way.* Put the rail back down.Here's where I had the biggest problem...THERE WERE NO MORE INSTRUCTIONS!!! Maybe I was missing a page. I hope I was missing a page.At this point I have two screws, a seat, two bumpers, and two end caps that are still sitting on the floor. Honestly, it's not THAT hard to figure out what to do, but I really shouldn't have to. So:* Put the seat on FIRST. (Wheels go in the tracks.) Screw the rubber bumpers on just like you did the other ones with the only screws you have left. Stick the end caps in the end. (Funny: These are the only parts that are labeled.).* Open the little door on the back of the computer and put the batteries in. (You could probably do this before you attach the computer, but I left the batteries in the house so I haven't done this part yet.)**** Try it out.Holy crap! This is SO much fun! If you are old (like me) or out of shape (like me) you should make sure not to go overboard or you'll feel it later.PROS:Even with the sometimes lacking assembly instructions, I put this together in less than an hour.TOOLS ARE INCLUDED!!It folds up so it takes slightly less space.CONS:Honestly, the only complaint I have is the instructions. That was annoying, but not a real problem.So far, I would recommend this.Nicole

Quiet, comfortable, compact, and a great workout. It arrived faster than expected and in perfect condition. Instructions are a bit confusing. Note: attach the pedals to the base before you install the base to the machine (instructions say the contrary)