Octane Ro Dual Resistance Full Commercial Rower - Exeter Ex-Display Product

With a combined fan and magnetic brake resistance system, the self-powered Octane Ro provides a broader range of resistance levels (10) to accommodate everything from leisurely rows to gruelling HIIT sessions. Beginners to athletes can benefits from this progressive resistance that offers continuous challenge to inspire powerful performance and yield results. Backlit for easy readability, the oversized, 7” LCD console features a dynamic calorie meter that simultaneously shows exercisers their best and current efforts as encouragement to continue to dig deep throughout their routine. The console feeds back real-time performance metrics like strokes per minute, watts, distance, time, calories and heart rate. There’s also a handy mobile storage point to stop any potential distractions during workouts. A selection of six workout programmes include the Max 14 Interval (made popular by the Max Trainer) for a super-effective 14-minute HIIT sessions, and MAX CiRCUIT routine that’s ideal for small groups and circuit training sessions. The Octane Ro benefits from patent-pending quick-release foot straps, enabling exercisers to quickly insert their feet and pull up on the handle for a secure fit. A simple push of the button the releases the strap for an easy exit. No more messing around with straps! The rower also features a newly designed multigrip handlebar that delivers a simply superior experience. By design, the handlebar provides several natural hand positions so users can enjoy greater comfort and can better engage the chest, back and arm muscles. Plus, with the multigrip handlebar, exercisers can adopt a kayaking or canoeing motion for greater workout variety. What’s more, users can row in comfort thanks to a specially-designed seat that incorporates ergonomic controls on the large, padded surface. The Octane Ro is designed to be space efficient, while still facilitating a long range of motion and accommodating exercisers of different sizes. Simply tip up the rower on its base for space-efficient storage when not in use, or move it around on front transport wheels.