Which rowing machine?

[rockk]

My subscription to the gym is about to expire, and since I've only been very rare lately, I'm thinking of buying something for home.
I already have a bicycle ergometer and a treadmill is in our apartment a no go because the neighbors are already complaining if we walk a bit rudely through the apartment :S
Since my arms are rather neglected I was thinking to buy a rowing machine. That's what I always liked riding in the gym and I think that the whole body is trained with this machine.
Does anyone have a tip for a good device that does not cost too much?

[cowzrul]

Buy a new or used Concept 2

[GOLFFRR]

Originally Posted by cowzrul

Buy a new or used Concept 2

agree, these are the best, been using them for years.

[M_Six]

Big thread here about them.

https://www.zpost.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1529058

But if noise is an issue, you may want to rethink this. I understand the Concept 2 is anything but quiet.

[Drop the hammer]

Concept 2 hands down. I’ve used the old versions and the new versions, all are great. So don’t be afraid of a used older model. I think they are quiet, but try it before you buy.

[1MOREMOD]

Yep have one also concept 2

[M_Six]

Been working out with my new Concept 2 for a few days and I have to say it is not at all noisy. That video I posted makes it seem much worse than it is. My bike on the trainer makes a lot more noise than the rower.