The Bodycraft Fitness VR100 Rower Exercise Machine gives you all of the well-known cardiovascular benefits of a rowing workout and features a realistic rowing motion. The multifunctional fitness monitor keeps you motivated and on track to reach your fitness goals showing speed, distance, time, stroke count, and calories burned during your workout. The Bodycraft Fitness VR100 Rower Exercise Machine mimics the smooth motion of rowing on the water. The padded seat glides on a ball bearing roller system, and the rowing arms and grips keep hands stable and comfortable.

• Binding :Sports
• Brand :Bodycraft
• Feature :Sturdy rowing machine with 6 resistance levels (1 air resistance and 5 air and magnetic resistance)
• Feature :Contoured ergonomic seat glides along precision-bearing rollers to ensure smooth performance
• Feature :Aircraft-grade aluminum and steel frame; 44 inches of travel from pedals to accommodate different heights
• Feature :Adjustable (height and angle) console tracks your time, distance, strokes, calories burned, and heart rate
• Feature :Folds up for easy storage; measures 17 x 22 x 68 inches (W x H x D); lifetime frame warranty
• IsAdultProduct :0
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• Label :BodyCraft
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• Manufacturer :BodyCraft
• Model :VR100
• MPN :VR100
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• PackageQuantity :1
• ProductGroup :Sports
• ProductTypeName :SPORTING_GOODS
• Publisher :BodyCraft
• ReleaseDate :2008-03-06
• Studio :BodyCraft
• Title :BodyCraft VR100 Rowing Machine

5 Responses to “BodyCraft VR100 Rowing Machine”

1. Holly Sulte says:

   April 10, 2009 at 12:00 am

   Operation is smooth, resistance levels could be a bit more challenging, easy to assemble, if you actually just follow the steps, and you get out what you put into the workout.
   
   I was going to purchase the Stamina ATS 1400, because I have used it before with good results, but after reading some of the shady reviews on it and finding a website created by a fitness professional who calls himself an exercise equipment expert (hint hint), I went with this rower, the vr100, which he recommends. Like this person, I have been to many gyms, and have beat myself up on plenty of machines. This is the only rower that I have used to date, that has not worsened my aching knees. Good buy assuming it makes to you in one piece through the shipping process!