Aldi launches a VERY affordable $349 air rowing machine in a new Special Buys sale - sending fitness fanatics into a frenzy
- Aldi Australia is set to launch a new rowing machine across stores for $349
- The exercise machine features eight levels of resistance for a full body workout
- It also has a computer screen to view distance, time and strokes per minute
- Fitness fanatics will be able to purchase the product from Saturday June 13
For those determined to continue working out from the comfort of the living room post-lockdown, Aldi is set to launch an affordable home air rowing machine as part of an upcoming Special Buys sale.
To take on competitors that sell similar exercise machines from anywhere between $500 and $2500, the budget chain store will retail the rower for only $349.
From Saturday June 13, fitness fanatics across the country will be able to get their hands on the new equipment - but only while stock lasts.
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While gyms are reopening across Australia and COVID-19 restrictions are lifting, Aldi is set to launch an air rowing machine priced at $349 for those who prefer working out at home
![Compared to competitors that sell similar exercise machines from anywhere between $500 to $2500, the budget chain store will retail the rower for only $349](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2020/06/09/03/29386504-8400863-image-m-15_1591670485414.jpg)
![From Saturday June 13 as part of the Aldi Special Buys, fitness fanatics across the country will be able to get their hands on the new equipment while stock lasts](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2020/06/09/03/29386490-8400863-image-a-16_1591670506147.jpg)
From Saturday June 13 as part of the Aldi Special Buys, fitness fanatics across the country will be able to get their hands on the new equipment while stock lasts
After the company posted an entertaining advertisement to the Aldi Australia Facebook page, hundreds of shoppers commented and shared their excitement.
'I need this!!' one customer said, another added: 'I should buy one - I love the rower so much.'
'Not a bad price!' a third said.
The air rower features eight levels of resistance to increase or decrease the intensity of a workout and target different body parts - such as the back, hamstrings or abs.
When set on a higher level, the fan resistance increases to provide a natural rowing feel as if you were gliding across water.
It also has a computer screen to view the time, distance, calories burnt and strokes per minute.
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Aldi will also be selling other cheap fitness products including $19.99 women's and men's sneakers, a puffer vest and assorted resistance bands for $7.99
The aluminium glide rail also makes little noise when in use to ensure others within the home aren't disturbed.
The product has the ability to fold away neatly to be stored and comes with a 12 month warranty.
During the Special Buys, Aldi will be selling other fitness products including $19.99 women's and men's sneakers, a puffer vest and assorted resistance bands for $7.99.
Customers can view the whole range on the Aldi Australia website.
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