Cascade Air Rower Mag
$2,395.00
Smooth and a great workout, our new Cascade Unlimited Air Rower Mag combines all the features of our original magnetic rower with the added benefit of progressive air resistance. Easy to read console offers 8 exercise programs with 16 levels of magnetic resistance and heart rate tracking with a swing away design for enhanced viewing. Rolls easily with a standup option for storage.
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FAN COMBINES AIR AND MAGNETIC RESISTANCEAdding air resistance gives more workout options. |
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STAND UP OPTION FOR STORAGEStands up easily on end for convenient storage. |
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COMFORTABLE ERGONOMIC SEATThe contoured ergonomic seat is comfortable to sit on during short or long workouts and glides smoothly. |
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8 EXERCISE PROGRAMS8 workout programs – exercise feedback includes watts, calories, time, time/500m, distance, strokes/min and HR. |
2 reviews for Cascade Air Rower Mag
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SPECIFICATIONS
| Length | 85.8 in (218 cm) | |
| Height | 28.5 in (72 cm) | |
| Width | 24.2 in (61 cm) | |
| Weight | 109 lbs (49 kg) | |
| Max User Weight | 350 lbs (159 kg) | |
| Shipping Weight | 128 lbs (58 kg) |
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Lynda –
This is a beautiful rower. Although it is pricey considering it does not have a touch screen/ability to follow app on large screen included. But in terms of being a solid machine, smooth, very quiet with a very comfortable seat, this is a winner! Also, I love that I can change the resistance with the turn of a knob. I love that it is not dependent on electricity or wifi and I also like that the small screen that it does have can be positioned so that it is lower than my line of sight. I have put a smart flat screen in front of it on the wall so that I can row while watching scenic rowing videos on youtube and plan to run apps on my phone which I can mirror to the tv. Again, this set up is expensive! $2500 (including tv) but this rower is a very SOLID machine. No regrets thus far. I expect it to last for many years.
Daniel Warner –
I’ve had this machine for about a year. It’s a smooth operating, well-constructed machine. I do have some observations:
1. The monitor is not backlit, so it’s kind of hard to read in anything but bright light.
2. The monitor is about 12-16″ too far away from the rower. If you strap yourself in, it’s hard to reach over to push the buttons to start the workout..
3. If you set the thing for, say, 2000 meters, as soon as you hit that mark the monitor beeps, and then goes to a default display, wiping out the record of your workout within about 10 seconds. You don’t have time to review or record your performance.
4. There’s a resistance knob to turn at the bottom of the monitor, labeled “tension control,” but on the monitor the corresponding number that appears is “intensity.” Seems like it would make sense to have the knob and the display bear the same labeling.
That said, it’s a solid machine and comfortable to use.