Rowing machines in the test: Stiftung Warentest reveals the best devices for home use

For decades, rowing machines have been a popular piece of training equipment that is used both in the gym and at home. But which rowing machine is the best choice? Which model is convincing in terms of both functionality and price? Stiftung Warentest has addressed this question and put the best rowing machines through their paces.

Stiftung Warentest: What was tested?

Stiftung Warentest examined a large number of rowing machines from different brands and price segments. Criteria such as workmanship, user-friendliness, training variety and effectiveness were taken into account. Aspects such as noise level, space requirements and guarantees were also included in the evaluation.

The top 3 rowing machines in the test

• M1 Model D: The M1 Model D rowing machine impressed the testers above all with its high-quality workmanship and realistic rowing feel. With various training programs and a foldable design for space-saving storage, this model was the test winner.
• WaterRower Club: The WaterRower Club scored points with its unique design, which creates an authentic rowing feeling. By using water as resistance, the training is particularly gentle on the joints and effective.
• Kettler Coach E: The Kettler Coach E stands out for its versatility and attractive design. With a comprehensive monitor that displays training data such as time, distance and calorie consumption, this model is ideal for anyone who wants to keep a close eye on their training.

Conclusion

There is a large selection of rowing machines on the market, but only a few models have been able to convince in terms of quality and functionality. So if you are looking for a high-quality rowing machine for training at home, you should take a look at the models recommended by Stiftung Warentest.