Kettler Favorit rowing machine review
by urosz • October 5, 2008 • 350 UDD to 500 USD, Hydraulic Rowing Machines, Kettler Rowing Machine, Price, Rowing Machines Reviews, Types • 3 Comments
Kettler rowing machine is truly versatile for training in the major muscle groups. Aluminum bracket combined with high quality ergonomic cylindrical seat provides ongoing in quiet workout.

Kettler Favorit rowing machine
If you are new to rowing or if you only looking for a budget rowing machine with great functions, Kettler Favorit Rowing Machine is the right for you. It offers new rowers a complete rowing experience but without the luxury and realism found on more expensive Rowing Machines
Features Favorit rower machine:
- Training Computer
- Variable Resistance of rowing
- Folding Handles
- Floor Protectors
- Comfort Seat
Functions of a training computer:
- time measurement,
- total distance covered,
- oar strokes,
- stroke speed with acoustic signal,
- calorie consumption,
- room temperature,
- pulse measurement,
- maximum pulse rate
Technical data devices:
- Two hydraulic cylinders for force resistance
- Propulsion system: rowing arms
- Fold-out rowing arms
- Distance: pedal – seat (in cm): 25 – 94 cm
- Max. 130kg load
DIMENSIONS: 124x78x26 cm
Manufacturer KETTLER divides his fitness equipment into 3 segments of rowing machines:
- BASIC LINE
- HKS
- EDITION (Profiline)
Products segment BASIC LINE are intended for recreational home workout. For rowing workouts several times a week. The warranty period of products in this segment is 2 years.
Products segment HKS are designed to satisfy more demanding domestic use and also for use in fitness centers. Kettler rowing machines HKS are intended for everyday fitness workout.
Products segment EDITION (Profiline) are intended to satisfy home use and demanding use in fitness centers. Intended for everyday workout (24 hours a day).
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Hello,
I had a membership in the past with Ballys. I’m hoping that someone can help me out. Years ago, the club used to have a rowing machine that had video monitors with a computer. You could set duration and the difficulty level, and the computer would generate another rower that would compete with you. I’m looking for one of these machines. Hopefully someone can tell me the type of machine or model number so that I can google and find one. Or perhaps someone would know where I might get one of those rowers or something similar?
Please help me if you can. My email address is: mtm@americatheproud.com
Thanks,
Michael McKittrick