First Degree Fitness

The Apollo Pro V is one of the fluid rowers released by First Degree Fitness in 2019. It’s quite similar to the older Apollo Pro II but comes with a different fitness monitor which has Bluetooth connectivity. It’s a commercial-grade …

The First Degree Fitness Viking II Black Reserve isn’t too much different from the Viking II AR that we’ve previously reviewed here. It weighs slightly less, though, and features black painted side rails. It’s definitely a heavy-duty piece of fitness …

The Cambridge Challenge AR is one of the Azul Series fluid rowers from First Degree Fitness. Thus, it’s also referred to as the FDF Azul Cambridge. It’s a lot similar to the FDF Newport Challenge or the FDF Daytona Challenge…

The Trident AR rower from First Degree Fitness features a similar construction to the Daytona Challenge model. However, its main rail is made of steel not aluminum and it’s slightly longer. It also has a different type of rear base …

The First Degree Fitness Apollo Pro II Black is basically the same as the “regular” Apollo Pro II that we’ve previously described here. It’s a commercial-grade machine featuring a durable frame construction and a patented, twin-chamber water tank which allows …

The First Degree Fitness Vortex VX-3 fluid rower is quite similar to the FDF E-520 model that we’ve previously reviewed here. There are very few differences between the two units. For example, the VX-3 features a unified heel guard for …

The First Degree Fitness E-316 is another fluid rower in the Evolution series as the E-520. It’s also a commercial grade rowing machine, but it’s a bit more affordable than the E-520 and other FDF fluid rowers. It offers …

The Monaco Challenge fluid rowing machine from First Degree Fitness shares many similarities with the Apollo Pro II rower. It’s essentially the same rower, however, it has metallic side rails rather than wooden-made. It’s a dual rail rower with …