We, the masters of our own exercise regimes, take our rowing machines very seriously indeed! Now that indoor rowing has taken off as a sport and competitions are staged in the event on a worldwide scale it is all the more important that we mug up on the various types on the market and get the best fit from a machine! What is it to be… air, magnetic, water or hydraulic? Each type of rower has its own peculiarities and the magnetic machine is no exception. In a nutshell, a magnetic resistance rower works through electromagnets engaging with the flywheel mechanical brake. You can effortlessly adjust the braking resistance to allow for accurate energy measurement. The long and short of it is, that with a magnetic resistance rowing machine you are able to gear it up to suit and to reach all those training goals with precision.
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 Proteus 5500 Air Magnetic Folding Rowing Machine  £569.00
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 BODY SCULPTURE 3060X MAGNETIC ROWING MACHINE ROWER £139.95
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 BODY SCULPTURE 3050X MAGNETIC ROWING MACHINE ROWER £129.95
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 Reebok Rowing Machine- Magnetic resistance £120.00
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 Magnetic Exercise Rower Rowing Machine + Computer £168.99
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 Tesco brand magnetic rowing machine £79.99
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 Magnetic Rowing Machine £149.00
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 Magnetic Rowing Machine £60.00
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 V Fit MR-09 Magnetic Rower Mp3 Link Rowing Machine New £329.99
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 Proteus 5500 Air/ Magnetic Folding Rower Rowing Machine £569.00
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Unlike its cousin, air resistance, with magnetic resistance the rowing tends to be silent allowing for low volume levels on our MP3 players as well as providing an enjoyably smooth.
If storage space is at a premium, you may need to shop around because most magnetic rowing machines require a lot of space. The problem is with the main rail - it does not fold. Shopping around will bring the best results as you should be able to find a machine that does fold so don’t give up straightaway on this machine. This machine offers incredible cardiovascular workouts that take some beating in the exercise machine marketplace.