- Multi-function electronic performance monitor displays speed, distance, time, and calories burned
- Comfortable foam padded molded seat slides easily on ball bearing rollers
- Over-sized chrome seat rail for smooth sliding seat
- Folds for storage; wheels for easy portability
- Measures 78 x 31.5 x 19.75 inches (W x H x D); weighs 73 pounds; 3-year frame warranty
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Super-sturdy air Rowing Machine. The Stamina ATS Air Rowing Machine is designed with an over-sized chrome seat rail. Metal rowing chain for extra strength and durability. The molded seat is comfortable for all users, especially beneficial for those who enjoy a longer rowing workout. When you're not using the ATS Air Rowing Machine, simply fold it and wheel it away on its convenient, built-in casters.
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15 of 15 people found the following review helpful
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DO NOT BUY THIS ROWER! It has a major manufacturing and design flaw. I had the same problems as Lisa G. listed above. I got the run around from Stamina. I finally had a mechancially inclined friend fix it for me. Stamina was NO HELP WHATSOEVER. They told me to trash the first rower and then sent me a second rower with THE EXACT SAME PROBLEM--the chain gets caught! I have no idea how long the rower will last and I don't expect Stamina to do the right thing. The only reason I got any satisfaction was because the distributor intervened--they actually care about customer satisfaction. Save your money, don't buy this piece of junk, get a Concept 2. I wish I had.
29 of 33 people found the following review helpful
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Today I'm happy with the procuct, but when I first got it, not so much. The machine itself isn't that bad, but the construction of it wasn't the greatest. Within the first week of use, the chain kept getting stuck... it would just sit there rather than being pulled back in. I figured out it was sliding off the wheel and getting jammed so I "fixed" that, but after another week the chain just came off the handle and got sucked in to the metal body. I managed to pull it out, unscrew the fan (which can't be removed), and used a very stiff wire to thread the chain back through the proper mechanisms. It was worth the trouble because it now works better than ever, but we'll see what happens next week.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
I bought this rower 4 years ago and each time I get into rhythm of using it frequently, after only 20 sessions a piece in the windmill gets spent and over the years have had to buy tens of replacements )and learn to be a mechanic to replace it and rebuild). Not recommended. Now I want to recycle this huge contraption.
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