The Lifecore R900 Rowing Exercise Machine has all of the proven, full body workout advantages of a rowing machine, but also features a finely engineered silent drive system and comfortable oversized seat to ensure each rowing stroke is as easy on your joints as possible. The 20 levels of resistance allow you to adjust to you fitness level and progress over time.
Get a complete non-impact, full-body workout with Lifecore's R900 Rowing Machine, which conveniently folds up for easy storage when not in use. Featuring 12 preset programs, 8 levels of magnetic resistance, and a target heart rate control program, the R900 is perfect for users at any fitness level and has a multitude of programs to challenge you along the way. Constructed with a heavy-duty aluminum frame, this rower features angled heel supports to reduce joint stress and an oversized seat for a comfortable feel while exercising. The rower has a maximum user weight of 350 pounds and measures 70 inches long by 20 inches wide by 25 inches tall when assembled.
The R900 features 12 preset programs, 8 levels of magnic resistance, and a target heart rate control program to keep your workout challenging every time.
The rower folds easily for storage.
Key Features:
12 preset programs
8 levels of magnetic resistance (350 watts)
Polar-compatible target heart rate control program
Ultra-quiet belt drive
Easy-to-read display
Smooth motion track seating
Angled heel supports to reduce joint stress
Heavy-duty aluminum frame
Scratch-resistant coating on casing
Folds for easy storage
Transportation wheels for added mobility
Comfortable oversized seat
Specifications:
Assembled Dimensions: 70 inches long by 20 inches wide by 25 inches tall
Folded Dimensions: 35 inches long by 20 inches wide by 55 inches tall
Product Weight: 75 pounds
User Weight Capacity: 350 pounds
Manufacturer's Warranty: Frame - lifetime, parts - three years, labor - one year
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0
Solid & Sturdy:
I purchased this rower 1 month ago. It arrived within a matter of days, unharmed and a bit heavy. Assembly wasn't too difficult. The machine in comfortable, sturdy, and well-built. I am very pleased with that. Like other reviewers have commented, the screen is a bit hard to see unless you are towards the back of the machine but so far it hasn't been an issue for me. One issue that I am having is the lack of information that came with the rower. The instruction manual was a matter of a few pages, mostly... more info
Highly recommend Lifecore R900:
Just received my rower and love it. It is comfortable, solid, easy to use, and very quiet. It has just enough pre-programmed programs to keep it interesting. Other reviews found the display hard to read with all of the numbers looking like 8's. I found this at certain angles but feel this isn't a problem. I can see what I need to see without too much difficulty. I agree that the directions to put it together are poor but it isn't that hard and some of the tips on the other reviews helped. I did have some... more info
Average Cost/Value Ratio:
The rowing machine was easy to assemble, stores nicely, works smoothly and I can get an excellent workout WHEN I can set the exercise paramaters correctly in the programable box.
display is fine when seat is back...:
It's very quiet and a nice machine. Mine was also dropped(probably UPS) but only had a small dent in one of the metal end pieces so with a little tweaking, went together ok.
The display does look like all 8's when your knees are bent, and you are looking down at the display, but you can see the numbers just fine when you are in the extended, seat back position. Don't know what the bid deal is, you can't really expect to look straight down and see clearly with that type of display, so don't let it... more info
