TEETER is best known for its inversion tables, but the Power10 Magnetic Rower takes a different approach to low-impact training. The key differentiator here is the bi-directional resistance. Most rowers only work you on the pull. This one also engages muscles on the push, effectively doubling the muscle groups you hit in a single stroke.

Pull the handles and you work your back, biceps, and forearms. Push them forward and you shift the load to your chest, triceps, and core. The magnetic resistance keeps the motion smooth and quiet, and the elliptical path feels more natural than a standard rail system. The console is a generous 7.5 inches, three times larger than most rower displays, making it easy to read your metrics mid-workout. It supports users up to 300 pounds.

The multi-grip handles give you options for different hand positions, which helps target muscles slightly differently as you fatigue. It’s a solid machine for high-intensity interval training without the joint impact of running. The only real trade-off is the footprint. It’s not compact, so make sure you have dedicated floor space before committing.