Rameur Dripex 16 Niveaux de Résistance Magnétique Avec Écran LCD et Support de Tablette

Commenté en France le 30 janvier 2023

Un bon produit, reçu au bout de 7 jours œuvres après la commande, rien à dire, le produit est facile de montage est de bonne qualité, vu le tarif assez attractif c'était une bonne surprise à ce niveau la, maintenant reste à voir dans le temps.

Commenté en France le 2 mai 2022

Bjr , est-t'il possible de commander un autre siège car le mien grince énormement et c'est tres désagréable ? ( apres seulement une semaine )

Commenté en France le 11 juillet 2022

Fait le job pour les débutants, encombrement raisonnable mais pas peut-être pas en appartement.

Commenté en France le 22 août 2022

Pas de doc du moniteur

Commenté en France le 30 juillet 2022

Correspond à la description

Commenté en France le 7 avril 2023

cCe produit est non conforme a la description1 le poids utilisateur vendu pour 130kg en realite 110kg moi je pese 119 kg2 sois disant possede un compteur pour le rythme cardiaque mais non FAUX ne l'a pas3 reservoir avec contenance de 20litres FAUX Je n'ai pu mettre que 10litres egale resistance nulle

Commenté en France le 9 mars 2022

apres quelques mois d utilisation tjrs aussi pratique merci

Commenté en France le 30 mai 2022

Je recommande

Commenté au Royaume-Uni le 21 juillet 2023

So I have started training hard for a charity challenge coming up and this machine is taking everything I have thrown at it. This machine gets used nearly everyday on resistance 7 and above and it is still going strong, decent bright digital display, only thing it is missing for me is strokes per minute and I'd of preferred the tablet/phone holder to be above the display so I could see it too.The machine is easy to put together with the provided tools, very quite while in use, and doesn't rake up much space when you store it upright.Only major downside I have is a very uncomfortable seat when in use for over 2 hours at a time.Overall a really good machine for the price.

Commenté au Royaume-Uni le 26 février 2023

I am just coming up to 68 and bought this because I was getting problems with my knees using an exercise bike. It was reasonably easy to put together although it would be better with 2 people unpacking it. It feels very sturdy and takes up less space than I expected. I have only done a couple of sessions so far but it feels a lot more comfortable than the bike and has the advantage of working more muscle groups as well. I find the display to be OK so far but have not checked how accurate it is yet. I am taking it gently to start with but already find it comfortable to use and am bale to get into a rhythm by setting the resistance so that I am not not putting to much pressure on my body. As time goes on expect to increase both time and resistance to help with muscle strength and weight loss.. I particularly like the heel support on the pedals as it makes your feet feel more secure.

Commenté au Royaume-Uni le 9 mai 2021

I want to burn calories but have knee issues so trad floor standing exercises with lunges etc are out of the question. I also don’t have room to keep one set out all the time; plus I don’t have a large budget. So did a fair bit of research and found most folding machines have mixed reviews. This doesn’t fold, but you can tip it up on its end - though beware the box it arrived in said it weighs 27 kilos, so you need to be able to deal with that (though most of it is on the end that stays on the floor). Plus the reviews were good, and even a tech mag gave it a positive review. Ok it’s still a considered purchase, but not as much as most of the home-professional pieces which are prohibitively expensive for anyone except the dedicated enthusiast.It took me around an hour to put together alone, and some of the parts are really quite weighty, but I take this as a good sign that it’s a sturdy bit of kit.On the downside the digital unit is pretty useless. It has a calorie counter but given it neither accepts biometrics nor has a pulse monitor it can’t possible know how many I’ve burned. I also ask Alexa to set a timer, which differs from the unit’s timer, so one or both is out. It has a stroke counter, but after almost an hours use (over time!) it’s saying I’ve barely covered 0.5 kilometres (it doesn’t do miles), which I was sceptical about, and has been confirmed by other reviews. So I’ve taken it off.The ride is smooth and quieter than I expected, and it’s a good size seat. However not having much padding on my backside the contact pressure points get really quite sore after 5 minutes, but I’ve fixed this by using a dense memory foam cushion.The resistance dial goes from 1 to 15, and being new to this I’ve started on 5 - which even then has a fair bit of resistance: after a few minutes I can certainly feel my heart going bumpety bump!Finally, I’m 5 11 and I can fully stretch without any issue; plus the footplate is large, wide, with Velcro straps and a ridge to stop the foot slipping out at the bottom; plus it swivels on an axel to accommodate the to and fro movement.In all I’ve only had it a few weeks so can’t comment on longevity, but I’m glad I’ve bought it. My knees are fine, and I feel like it’s doing me some good. My only gripe is the crappy digital unit - I’d rather they scrapped it and knocked a few £s off the price.

Commenté au Royaume-Uni le 5 février 2021

This is a well made, sturdy rower. The parts are strong and well manufactured - thick gauge steel, no burrs on the edges, holes line up, etc. I found assembly easy, but I'm used to building things - it could be off putting if you don't do this kind of thing. The instructions are clear enough, but there are a couple of tricky stages - e.g. at one point the rear support bracket and the main slide have to be connected via 4 tapped holes, which need to be aligned and fixed with 4 screws, each of which has two washers. The diagram implies that the screws should be fixed from underneath, which requires three hands, or a high degree of dexterity. The solution of course is to turn the rower on its side during this part of the assembly. Once assembled the rower is comfortable, smooth and silent with a good range of resistances. It falls down with the digital readout, which is a joke. Firstly, there appear to be 5 buttons, but 4 are fake and only the centre button is active. Secondly, the readouts are hopeless. Distance bears no relation to how a boat glides through water - it is simply how far the rope has been pulled - you can pull for several minutes and travel about 20m. I have no idea how the calorie calculation can mean anything? But most alarming is the fact that the clock isn't accurate! With my son we did 2 minutes repetition's and compared the time on his iphone to the clock on the rower - the rower was about 10% out reading 2mins 12 for 2 mins on the phone. At least it is 'over' rather than 'under' so you do more than you think not less, but it's inexcusable that a digital clock should be 10% out. Just ignore it and use your own timer - shame...

Commenté au Royaume-Uni le 28 juillet 2023

Nice piece of kit for the price range. Very sturdy and smooth during use, no noise. Easy enough to build and I personally found the instructions easy to follow, I would class myself as a competent DIYer.