Product Comparison: Stamina Body Trac Glider 1050 vs Stamina BodyTrac Glider 1060
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- It is so smooth and quiet I watch tv and have no problem hearing the movie sound.
- Real rowing motion, not just a t-bar like several machines have.
- The seat has its own resistance knob, so you can adjust that separately from the arms, which is nice.
- Provides nice smooth range of motion and raised heart rate nicely. Twelve levels of resistance provides nice range of intensity.
- The biggest problem is the pivoting mechanism under the machine which has plastic bushings. Those bushings will wear out when you're strong and work with high resistance.
- Natural rowing action, simulating the use of oars.
- The adjustable resistance is awesome. I really feel like this will help get me back in shape and highly recommended it.
- The level of resistance is good for me to do what I need. I have experimented increasing resistance level by holding the handle bars lower. Seems to work pretty good.
- Not a rower for tall users, taller users may not benefit from a full leg extension.
- The hydraulic-pistons will heat up after about 10-15 minutes of use and users must be careful not to touch them or they can burn you.
- Easy to move room to room - I can move it myself with no problem.
- Very compact. Easy to use. Easy to assemble.
- The foot straps are Velcro, and are easy to adjust around the foot, and the footrests move very smoothly as you row.
- The foot pedals suck. It didn't matter how tightly I pulled the velcro straps, my feet wouldn't stay.
- When my husband decided to try it and velcro strap on his foot, the whole plastic part holding the strap broke off. So now we can't even use that strap.
- Sturdy construction, well-built frame for a low capacity rower.
- Takes very little space and can be folded and stored upright in just a couple of minutes.
- Comfortable to sit on and use for long periods of time.
- Just a cheap machine made of cheap materials. Must tighten screws, nuts, and bolts every time before using so that parts do not become loose and unusable.
- I noticed when the seat slides across the middle as you pull, that's the squeakiest part. Really annoying.
- Great full range of motion especially for arms. Most rowers have a corded handle that just moves forward and back.
- The display is large enough for me to read without glasses. I like that data is displayed in rotation.
- The display is basic and plenty good enough for the average rower, just looking for a good workout.
- The machine works beautifully, the display panel is well-designed to cycle through several different data points.
- The cord from the min body to the monitor came severed and so the display doesn't pick up my strokes.
- You’ll get nothing less than an effective, natural rowing stroke with the full-range-of-motion rowing arms.
- The large, easy-to-read monitor will keep you motivated during the most intense of sessions.
- Monitor tracks your workout time, session stroke count, total stroke count and calories burned. It shows more accurate data than other machines.
- Digital display is nice, but the calorie counter is totally inaccurate.
- The only drawback is the activity display. There is no way to see activity level, cadence or distance so it's difficult to track level of exercise.