8-LEVEL ADJUSTABLE RESISTANCE: The magnetic rowing machine comes with 8 levels of resistance to meet different training needs and can be adjusted by the rower dial. The magnetic control flywheel of rowing machines provide smooth, quiet, and stable operation.
FULL BODY WORKOUT: The SF-RW5515 rower machine is a whole-body low impact workout, which will tone and strengthen the back muscles, legs, and arms. It increases cardiovascular endurance without the fear of injury and helps to build total body strength.
TRACK YOUR FITNESS: The large LCD console on the row machine accurately displays your rower intensity in time, count, calories, distance and heart rate. Manage your time and achieve your exercise goals faster. One button to a quick start and stop allows you to start or stop rowing workouts instantly.
ULTRA LONG SLIDE RAIL: The improved long slide can hold a 122cm in slide rail length, and 112 cm in inseam length. The extra-long slide can provide ample room to extend and retract your legs, promoting correct form and efficiency for each row. The SF-RW5515 can accommodate rowers of nearly all heights.
UNIQUE "V"-SHAPED TWIST ACTION: This Sunny stepper has a unique V-shape which allows for a twisting motion that drives the waist to swing left and right and moves side by side, helping to tone the waist thigh, buttocks and calf muscles.
STURDY & SMOOTH DESIGN: Expert engineering and quality materials enables the total body advanced step machine to have a max user weight of 220 lbs. Built with a great hydraulic drive system, this mini stair stepper provides you a smooth stepping motion.
TOTAL BODY WORKOUT: This stepper machine comes with two upper body resistance bands (included in the package) to provide a comprehensive workout to tone your arms, shoulders, back and chest muscles.
SAFE & COMFORTABLE: The unique stabilizing ring keeps your steps steady and unshakable, providing added safety and a peace of mind while you focus on fitness. Large textured pedals provide adequate grip for even the most vigorous stair stepping exercises.