WaterRower Natural Rowing Machine in Ash Wood with S4 Monitor
WaterRower Natural Rowing Machine in Ash Wood with S4 Monitor
The WaterRower Natural is handcrafted from solid Ash wood, finished with a honey oak stain and danish oil. The WaterRower’s patented WaterFlywheel has been specifically designed to emulate the dynamics of a boat moving though water and is unsurpassed in its simulation of the physical and physiological benefits of rowing.
* Handcrafted rowing machine with “water flywheel” that replicates actual rowing feel
* Flywheel sits in enclosed water tank to provide smooth, quiet, self-regulated resistance
* Series 4 performance monitor tracks workout intensity, stroke rate, heart rate, and more
* Solid ash and stained honey oak construction absorbs sound and vibration
* Stores upright; measures 84 x 21 x 22 inches (W x H x D) and weighs 117 pounds
Reviews.
Wonderful piece of equipment,
I cannot believe no one else has reviewed this yet! I got mine more a year ago. I use it at least once a week (usually 2-3 times). Read online about the benefits of rowing—you get the cardio/aerobic plus the muscle toning, with no joint impact. A very, very nice combination. Despite some folks expressed concerns (at least folks tell me they worry), there are no back issues. This rower looks nice, feels great (love the water resistance!), and gets results. It is elegant and functional. Yes, it is a tad pricey. But hey, if you actually use it, you will get results, it is more than worth it. I live in a traffic congested area (Washington DC) and have no desire to fight traffic to get to the gym. For me, this is a perfect solution. Given the quality of this piece of equipment, I expect to be using it for years!
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an exceptional machine,
The waterrower is an excellent machine that is exceptionally designed and provides an outstanding workout. I have owned one for about 10 years, and my wife and I both use it regularly. In the entire time I’ve owned it, the only parts I’ve had to replace have been the monitor batteries and the double-sided tape that fastens the monitor wire brackets to the frame. I found the workout it provides to be deceptive at first–until I stood up after using it the first several times, I didn’t realize just how intense the workout had been! If you’ve used other rowing machines, you’re in for a treat when you try this one–there is absolutely no shock to the shoulders or arms at the beginning of a stroke (even from rest). The footrest is rock solid and easily adjustable for foot size; the frame is long enough to accommodate very tall rowers (I’ve had friends up to 6′ 4″ use it without banging into the stops); the components are rugged and last a long time (at least 10 years so far); and the seat is about the most comfortable I’ve found on any rowing machine. It’s also quiet–the only sound from the machine is the sound of rushing water (rather appropriate). And when you’re done with your workout, it easily tips upright for rolling into a convenient corner until the next time you’re ready to use it. This machine definitely deserves five stars. I’ve also used a `Concept2′ fan-resistance rower at a local gym that I’d rate at a 4, and a Brookstone folding rowing machine that I rated a 2 at best–but only because I was feeling generous at the time I entered that review on Amazon.com. Although this machine is expensive, if you’re serious about working out on a rowing machine, this is definitely the one to get.









