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As a beginner rower, I’ve dealt with calluses and blisters too, and your towel-and-velcro trick sounds like a great fix! I’ve tried using gloves, but even with them, sweaty hands make it tricky sometimes. I recently bought some rowing accessories from https://www.dealsandstealstoday.com/view-your-de...

As a beginner rower, I’ve had the same issue with slippery handles. Gloves can definitely help, especially those made for water sports since they have textured grips that work even when everything gets soaked. I’ve tried a few pairs, and the key is to find ones that fit snugly without bunching up, s...

Rowing can help with weight loss, but diet is key. Start slowly, find a style you enjoy.

The Model D is newer and usually offers a smoother, quieter experience, which could make it worth the extra $100 for better durability. Both have the PM3 monitor, and while it's a bit older, you can upgrade to a PM5 down the road if needed. When checking them out, make sure the chain moves smoothly,...