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rowing machine

homer1982 · 2013-10-22 15:35:03

Can anyone give me some info on the best type of rowing machine to get for home use? There are air and magnetic types and I haven't a clue which would be best, I am located in Cork but would buy on-line if I could save some money. I was looking at spending 300-400. Would Argos or Littlewoods be any good to purchase from?

22-10-2013 3:35pm

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homer1982

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Can anyone give me some info on the best type of rowing machine to get for home use?

There are air and magnetic types and I haven't a clue which would be best, I am located in Cork but would buy on-line if I could save some money. I was looking at spending 300-400. Would Argos or Littlewoods be any good to purchase from?

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#2 22-10-2013 5:18pm

Alf Veedersane

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The air ones would be better but with a budget like that, you'd be better off joining a gym and using their because you'd be hard pressed to buy a decent one for using at home

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#3 22-10-2013 6:45pm

Inspector Coptoor

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C2 rower model D, model
e if possible.

Gold standard in rowing machines.

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