Rowing Machines

Superbly engineered and crafted from a range of hard woods, the WaterRower offers a rowing action that feels exactly like the real thing. Just like a rowing boat the WaterRower responds to how hard you row. If you row gently the water flywheel that is formed with each stroke will react gently. Row harder and you create a larger water flywheel that increases the workload. You even get the soothing sound of rushing water. The series IV monitor is highly sophisticated but user friendly and will guide you through various programming options. A Polar heart rate unit is optional. When your workout is finished the rower stands upright for storage. Three years domestic parts warranty and one year

NEW NordicTrack RW 300 Rower DESCRIPTION The New Nordic Track RW300 Rower follows the same stylish contemporary design of Nordics new RW700 and RW900 rowers. Mechanical improvements include an oversized steel seat rail to accommodate taller users, an Inertia Enhanced Flywheel delivering the smoothest of rowing actions and improved 26 digital resistance levels. The console is a sleek and simple 12.7cm (5”) Backlit Display but when you insert a touchscreen tablet (not included) onto the tablet shelf then you open up the ultimate interactive fitness experience. By downloading Nordic Tracks iFit interactive training technology, you will be provided with access to a library of on-demand

The GymboPro Water Resistance Rowing Machine utilises a water resistance system to simulate the feeling of rowing on water as closely as possible, no flat spots on your stroke and the soothing noise of water being churned as you work out. The height adjustable computer allows you to keep track of your workout and If a relaxing day rowing down a river is not for you then there is a tablet / phone holder to help keep you entertained. Time, strokes per minute, distance, calories, and stroke total are all displayed, the computer is powered by 2 AAA batteries (included) so there are no limitations to where you can use the rower. The resistance is created by the user’s efforts, and this can be