Lifecore R100 Commercial Rowing Machine

Product Description

Lifecore R100 Commercial Rowing Machine , Gowear Fit Display Device , Suunto T3d Heart Rate M Itor , Impact Sports Epulse Strapless Heart Rate M Itor Watch , Deals Timex Ir Man Global Trainer With Gps Watch Speed Distance, Product Description Incorporating the latest magnetic resistance rowing technology, the Lifecore R100 rowing machine brings the professional gym quality exercise features to your home. You'll get a complete non-impact, full-body workout on this strong, stable frame, which conveniently folds up for easy storage when not in use. In addition to keeping you motivated with 15 preset programs, the R100 is designed for comfort with ergonomically designed handle and seat, angled footrests with pivoting heel supports, and a full stroke for taller users.
The Lifecore R100 conveniently and easily folds for storage, and the computer console offers 15 preset programs. Features and Specifications:

• Large LCD blue backlit computer display
• 16 levels of magnetic resistance
• 4 Polar compatible heart rate control programs
• 15 challenging preset programs
• Stores data for up to 4 users
• Pacer and watts dependent programs
• Adjustable cooling air vent
• Solid steel fan/flywheel
• Extruded aluminum frame with solid steel support
• Silent drive system
• Large ergonomically designed seat for added comfort
• Folds for storage
• User Weight Capacity: 600 pounds
• Dimensions: 92 x 19 x 36 inches (LxWxH)
• Dimensions, folded: 52 x 19 x 67 inches (LxWxH)
• Weight: 96 pounds

Manufacturer's Warranty: Lifetime warranty on frame; 5 years on parts and 1 year on labor for residential use; 2 years parts and 90 days labor for light commercial use; 1 year part for full commercial use



This review is from: Lifecore R100 Commercial Rowing Machine (Sports)
I like the feel and design of the rower, but like previous reviewer, I find the heart rate monitor to be inaccurate. Sometimes it reads +/-20 bpm lower than my wrist unit and sometimes +/- 20 bpm higher than my wrist unit. I suspect its interference with the magnet, but would have expected the manufacturer to consider this in the design. The dealer contacted LifeCore and they offered no remedy. Not what I'd expect for an $1100 fitness machine.