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Spartan Sports Magnetic Rower

Spartan Sports Magnetic Rower

The Spartan Magnetic Rower provides a challenging workout with 8 levels of resistance and folds away for convenience. The digital console tracks time, calories burned, RPM, and total strokes and includes a pulse/heart rate monitor. It has a 220-lb weight capacity.

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7 Responses to “Spartan Sports Magnetic Rower”

  1. Phillip on June 19th, 2009 3:56 pm

    4.0 out of 5 stars
    Value for Money
    After three weeks of using this machine, I feel qualified to say that it is a decent buy. No, that’s not a glowing endorsement, but for the price I’d say it’s a pretty good deal…

  2. Taber on June 19th, 2009 10:14 pm

    5.0 out of 5 stars
    More info if you’re considering this row machine.
    This is a nice home rowing machine. It’s solid, rolls smoothly on the rail, and seems well-designed.

  3. Ivi on June 19th, 2009 11:01 pm

    I’ve tried both the Stamina Bodytrac and 1250 Rowers. The former had a leaking piston that made it inoperable within three months. The later made too much noise and was just awkward to use. This magnetic row machine is a different thing altogether. For a comparable price, it’s a lot quieter and seems to be better made. Plus, everything came preassembled so it took me 10 minutes to get the machine going. It actually does fold (there’s a pivot point just behind the little handle bar on the bottom), but the footprint is still a little big. Also, there’s two footpads in the front that you use for strength training with the row machine- something I didn’t expect.
    However, the manual can be best described as barebones since there’s really no instructions concerning use or more details on all the features included. Plus, while there is a pulse display on the computer. a monitor doesn’t seem to be included (or maybe I haven’t found it due to the sparse manual). All in all, these things are minor inconveniences compare to the good deal.

  4. Uday on June 20th, 2009 12:28 am

    4.0 out of 5 stars
    really like this product
    I recently purchased the spartan sports row machine and in a short time have begun to notice some changes. The machine was easy to put together and set up.

  5. Ursula on June 20th, 2009 6:35 am

    I like this row machine, it is quiet and has a smooth ride. It doesn’t slide around when I am rowing and seems durable. It does say in the included manual that the maximum weight capacity is 220 lbs. I think that is a drawback, since my husband would have loved to use this, but exceeds the weight limit. It also is not a row machine that you can fold up and roll away for easy storage.(I noticed on the product description above, it states it does, so I thought I clarify that!) You will have to pick a spot and leave it there. I have an exercise room, so this is not an issue for me. It is certainly a great row machine for anyone just buying one for the first time and not wanting to spend a lot of money on it. If you’re an advanced row machine, then you might be looking for something with more bells and whistles. Rowing is such a great all over exercise and you will definitely burn more calories in less time than some other machines.

  6. Odele on June 20th, 2009 7:15 am

    5.0 out of 5 stars
    Rowing machine
    This is a great way to loose weight and get your heart in shape. It is very strong and durable. I have ridden a wind rigger before at the gym but this is as good without the big…

  7. Wowashi on June 20th, 2009 8:35 am

    The Spartan Magnetic Rower rocks. Easy assembly, smooth operation, lots of bang for the buck, fairly quiet and very well made. I gave it 4 out of 5 for only 2 minor drawbacks: (1) I wish the resistance setting was a little bit stiffer on max, for a shorter muscle-crunching workout, and (2) the LCD could have been a LED, or backlit – it is difficult to read unless you tilt your head just the right angle.
    But overall, I’d recommend this machine highly to anyone.

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