#9 Flesar FS1 dual rail magnetic rowing machine

Rank #9 in Best Rowing Machines 2026: Nine Ranked by Who They Suit

2026 Flesar Rowing Machines for Home Gym, 16 Levels Magnetic Resistance Rowing Machine with APP, LCD Display, Ultra-Quiet Belt Drive, Stable Dual Rails, 350LBS Weight Capacity

Rating
5.0
Ratings
17
Rank
#9
Price at Amazon £199.99

Price and rating as shown on Amazon when we collected them. Both change.

The Flesar FS1 is our number 9 rower pick for 2026, not because the machine is weak but because it is unproven. The spec looks right for £199.99: 16 magnetic levels on an upgraded dual rail frame, a 160 kg claim in the bullet with a 350 lb sheet capacity, an ultra quiet belt drive the listing puts under 25 dB, and an LCD with seven workout metrics plus Bluetooth to FitShow and Kinomap. At 17.5 kg it is the lightest machine on that page.

Two small contradictions are worth noting: the bullet promises a 24 month warranty while the sheet states one year, and the under 25 dB noise claim is a marketing figure we cannot verify from the data. With 17 ratings, every one five stars, the evidence is the thinnest in the magnetic class. Everything on this page comes from the Amazon listing rather than our own testing.

How those 17 ratings break down

An average hides its own shape. This is the spread behind the 5.0 stars.

5 star
100%
4 star
0%
3 star
0%
2 star
0%
1 star
0%

Specification

Exactly as published on the Amazon listing, field for field.

Brand Name Flesar
Model Name Fs1 Rowing Machine
Resistance Mechanism Magnetic
Resistance 16 levels
Maximum Weight Recommendation 350 Pounds (160 kg per the bullet)
Item Dimensions D x W x H 155D x 51W x 62H centimetres
Item Weight 17.5 kg
Display LCD
Material Type Aluminium
Noise Under 25 dB per the listing
Warranty 1 Year (24 months in the bullet, as listed)
Best Sellers Rank 15 in Rowing Machines
ASIN B0HFT42QJ4

What it is up against

The rivals it was ranked against in Best Rowing Machines 2026: Nine Ranked by Who They Suit.

Questions people ask

What resistance does it use?

16 levels of magnetic resistance with a dual rail frame, per the listing.

What capacity does it support?

The sheet lists 350 lb, about 158 kg, with a 160 kg claim in the bullet.

How quiet is it?

The listing claims under 25 dB for the belt drive, a figure we cannot verify from the data.

What warranty should I rely on?

The sheet states one year; the bullet says 24 months (as listed), so treat one year as the reliable figure.

What is the review status?

17 ratings, all five stars, at harvest time.

Why did it rank last?

The spec is promising but 17 owners is too small a pool to prove a £199.99 machine.

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