Aviron Tough Series Rower

Aviron rower standing alone in a home gym.

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PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS

At close to $2,500, this rowing machine is not exactly cheap. However, it offers a fresh take on interactive programming and could be a fun way to workout for tech-y people. The programming is more similar to a video game than something you may be used to seeing with a machine like the Peloton.

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Pros & Cons

What we like about the product...

  1. Unique, gamified programming
  2. Has dual air and magnetic resistance options
  3. Simple assembly
  4. High quality touchscreen

What needs improvement...

  1. Lots of plastic used for shrouding the internals
  2. Expensive piece of equipment

Product Summary & Specs

The Aviron Tough Series Rower uses magnetic and fan resistance while in use. Plus, the 22″ HD screen showcases the video-game like programming that can make rowing feel more like a day at the arcade. The $29 monthly subscription cost is also pretty reasonable in terms of interactive programming goes.

This rowing machine has the ability to both stand upright and fold. The added four wheels assist in the overall maneuverability of this machine. I personally find the machine to be heavy, but manageable to move.

Dimensions

98” x 21” x 44” Inches
Screen

22” HD touchscreen
Weight capacity

507 lbs
Height capacity

6’8”
Weight

125 lbs
Warranty

2 years parts, 10 years frame

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    The Bottom Line

    This rowing machine is unique when it comes to cardio equipment. If you don't mind the price tag, this is a good buy.

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