ALDI Magnetic Rowing Machine

Very good value – I am a masters competition rower and find it excelent to work out on during off periods. Set at top 8 on mine it best mimics the standard resistance of 100 for a Concept 2 workout for over 50s. Putting in a 20min workout at 27spm several times per week keeps my fitness up. The rail is long enough to accommodate all sizes and feet allow you to come up on your toes. Show details

Re roping after break – I’ve really enjoyed my rowing machine but also can’t access the product help number .i would like to know if anyone could help me to re rope the fly wheel

Dangerous – We returned the machinery Aldi, the tension was far to tight which made it almost to row. Muscles could be pulled from insertion in an attempt to achieve any sort of fitness Show details

You get what you're paying for it – It's $200, basically the cheapest in the range of rowing machines. The ones you see in gyms go are over $1,000. It's good enough for a decent workout and you'll definitely lose weight or increase fitness levels using this. But it won't translate into actual rowing. Show details

Great machine fantastic price – Great machine, however when my son uses it the seat gets stuck on the rail, with further investigation Im finding the rubber roller on the bottom of the seat (theres four of them ) that runs back and forth along the channel gets lop sided and jambs the free movement of the seat running back and forth, any ideas on how to fix this would be appreciated, other than that great machine so far Show details