Would these work well for indoor rowing?
76038
yes, for the only thing don't work really good is with pull ups, but I haven't found something that works for pull ups
1650758
I find it's good to use as a rower. Yes would stand up to daily use and is smooth. I think it's just as effective as a regular rowing machine.
868134
Probably not well. They're not THAT tight on your head, especially if you're planning on running or even using an elliptical or just lifting. I would recommend these for deskwork, but earbuds for working out.
749490
Yes, they should provide plenty of power indoors. Even outdoors, they can provide decent power. Adding a subwoofer is recommended. However, I find my Behringer to be a bit muddy, if you haven't bought them yet, JBLs are better.
1708327
I don't know per a rowing machine; it works very, very well in my kayak. Some temporay adhesive or some kind of tie downs provided by the owner may need to be added for a rowing machine, idk, and this would be due to the additional motion and jostling.
2068846
The nice thing about water resistance rowers is that your rowing speed controls resistance. My wife and I are different strengths but the rower works great for both of us. Can't recommend this enough.
566634
I wouldn't. They are not what I would call "industrial strength". My sewing chair has scratched mine to heck and it's just a simple rolling chair. They are great looking and a great price, but I'd go for a little higher quality for excercise equipment. Hope this helps!
1650757
I haven't ever used a rower. I use the rowing on the Blaze as a warm-up/down. For that purpose at least I am satisfied
1774564
Actually, yes because they are monitors they should work very well. You have to make sure you get a good seal and you won't hear the engines much with these. Um, they may not be the most comfortable for really long periods though. I can wear mine for an hour or two before my ear starts to fatigue a bit. You can't beat these for the price! I've owned several. Lot of bass and huge dynamic driver.
1473588
you should be fine, these work both outdoors and indoors. They're water proof.
1004906
Carolina, I would not recommend to you to buy this particular rowing machine. It is poorly made, parts fall out and it makes a lot of horrible noise. I had a number of rowing machines, this one is by far the worst...It lasted me about 3 months. The customer service is bad as well. If you want an outrigger, look into Kettler or Stamnia. Regards, Boris
1142948
Sure, they'd be just fine as long as you weren't expecting a lot of bass at higher volume. So for inside a living room they'd rock. In a bar or bigger meeting room setting, they could be fine - but don't expect thumping bass.
2132433
I would think they would stand up to reasonably vigorous workouts. I haven't tried it, but they stay comfortably but firmly on the head. While they're probably not designed specifically for that, could be used, I think.
1379987
I think they would work. They are a little squishy, but they would probably be OK unless you're looking for something that's very firm.
788483
Yes they will. I liked the resistance level on these. It was just enough to feel it the next day but not too heavy during exercise. The only downfall on these for me was that they are not ideal for small hands. They tend to slide a lot since the weight is located on top of your hand. I used these once during my combat class and had to take them off after 30 mins since I was constantly busy holding on to them trying to keep them from sliding to the side. My knuckles were pretty red from the friction.
2202589
The first answer is the correct size. They are not large but you can adjust them to provide you with just the right resistance. I use them in my water aerobics class. Hope this helps
1234082
Sure, they should work fine--assuming it's not a super-wide jon boat. But I suggest ordering some circular oar locks. And wave action will knock the oars out of "U" locks.