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Old Feb. 10/05, 05:11 AM
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rowing machine, magnetic v air

Hi

I'm about to purchase a rowing machine for home use with a maximum budget of £200. I can't decide between the new 'quiet' magnetic type or the traditional air resistence models.

Can anyone advise?

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Old Feb. 13/05, 04:17 AM
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I've not heard of these magnetic types before. I would be interested in whether you get a sense of momentum like you do with the air type. Thats what i have at home.
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Probably the biggest deciding factor between magnetic vs. wind would be noise. Most of the fan rowers are pretty loud. I haven't tried a magnetic one yet but your budget should get you a used Concept 2 B or C wind trainer. Those are pretty nice but big and some consider them loud but they are considered the standard in erg machines.

Personally, I have a WaterRower which uses water as resistance but it was spendy. The club I belong to has Concept 2 C rowers but their newest model is the C2 D.
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I have a magnetic rower not a wind rower. The wind ones sound like they are loud things but the magnetic rower I have is not very strenous. It's resistance is poor for what I was expecting so I am thinking of getting a wind rower.

£200 is the price for the cheapest wind rowers, I find magnetic rowers cheaper
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Old Jun. 03/07, 05:44 PM
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Concept 2 make the best on the market. Used by olympic and college crew teams around the word. Check ebay.

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