Concept2 RowErg Indoor Rowing Machine - PM5 Monitor, Device Holder, Adjustable Air Resistance, Easy Storage
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Features
- Integrated Device Holder allows you to keep your Smart Phone or Tablet securely in place. Compatible with over 40+ apps.
- 14-inch seat height fits most uses. Adjustable footrests and ergonomic handle
- Indoor rowing is an effective full-body and low-impact workout; flywheel design minimizes noise while maximizing a smooth feel
- Includes the Performance Monitor 5, giving you accurate, comparable data for every row. Bluetooth and ANT+ functionality to connect wirelessly to apps and heart rate monitors.
- Easily separates into two pieces for storage. Caster wheels make it mobile. Construction: Aluminum front legs and steel rear legs.
- Space recommended for use is 9x4 feet; 500-pound user capacity; 5-year frame Warranty. Power Requirement:Takes two D cell batteries. During workout, the monitor draws power from the spinning flywheel to extend battery life
- Included: Concept2 RowErg, Performance Monitor 5 Computer (PM5), Device Holder, User Manual, Pm5 Quick Start Guide, all tools for assembly and simple to follow instructions.
Description
The Concept2 Model D rowing machine features an advanced PM5 Performance Monitor, improved ergonomically designed handles, adjustable foot-rests, and a flywheel designed for smooth movement with minimal noise. The Model D has a comfortable 14" (seat) height with an aluminum I-beam monorail and stainless steel track for a consistent back-and-forth slide. When done training, you can quickly break down the rower into two segments for storage or use the included caster wheels for easy transport. The Concept 2 Rower provides one of the more comprehensive, full-body workouts of any fitness machine. Engineered to last a lifetime, it's low impact enough for use in physical rehabilitation centers, and intensive enough to be used by the world's fittest athletes.Power Requirement: Takes two D cell batteries. During your workout, the monitor draws power from the spinning flywheel to extend battery life.
Specs & Other Info
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Concept2 |
| Main Features | Comprehensive workout data display offering various units: pace, watts, calories |
| Color | Black |
| Resistance Type | Air-based mechanism |
| Dimensions | 24"D x 96"W x 14"H |
| Maximum Load Capacity | 500 lbs |
| Measured Metrics | Odometer |
| Model | RowErg |
| Construction Material | Aluminum, Stainless Steel |
| Weight | 57.3 lbs |
| Adjustment of Resistance | Customizable damper settings |
| Material Composition | Aluminum |
| Power Requirement | Battery Powered, 2 D batteries included |
| Display Technology | LCD |
| Package Size | 56.1 x 21.25 x 15.1 inches |
| Ship Weight | 27.22 kg |
| Size | 96 x 24 x 14 inches |
| Warranty Policy | Limited 2-year and 5-year warranty |
| Recommended Users | Universal (All ages & abilities) |
| Manufacturer | Concept2 |
| Model Year | 2015 |
| Components Included | Model D RowErg, Performance Monitor 5, Smartphone Cradle, User Manual, Assembly tools |
| First Released | October 24, 2014 |
Frequently asked questions
The Concept2 RowErg utilises adjustable air resistance. This means that the resistance is generated by the airflow to the flywheel, and you can adjust the amount of air flow using a damper setting to change the feel of the stroke to suit your preference.
Yes, the Concept2 RowErg comes equipped with a PM5 Monitor. This advanced performance monitor provides accurate, comparable data for each row, including distance, speed, pace, calories, and watts. It also supports Bluetooth and ANT+ wireless connectivity, allowing you to pair it with a wide range of heart rate monitors and fitness devices.
The Concept2 RowErg is designed with easy storage in mind. It can be quickly disassembled into two pieces without the need for tools and features caster wheels for easy movement. Its compact storage capabilities make it ideal for home use, even in smaller living spaces.
Yes, the Concept2 RowErg includes a device holder that allows you to securely place your smartphone or tablet on the machine. This lets you use rowing apps, stream media, or monitor your performance data through the PM5 Monitor while you row.
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This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
The Concept 2 Rower has garnered high praise from diverse user groups, highlighting its versatility and efficacy as a home fitness solution. Users appreciate the machine's ease of assembly, durability, and the array of supportive resources available including instructional videos and workouts. The rower's adaptability to different user heights and strengths, coupled with its non-reliance on a subscription model, makes it a beloved choice for fitness enthusiasts. Its effectiveness in providing a comprehensive, low-impact workout that suits users with various fitness goals and constraints is consistently noted.
Pros
- π Easy to assemble with minimal time and effort required.
- π No need for a monthly subscription, offering cost savings over time.
- ποΈββοΈ Suitable for users of different fitness levels and sizes.
- π± Complementary resources like videos and a podcast enhance the experience.
- π Battery-powered monitor for convenience.
- πͺ Effective for a wide range of fitness goals, including strength, endurance, and weight loss.
Cons
- πͺ The seat can become uncomfortable during long rows, necessitating additional padding.
- π Can be noisy, which might be disruptive depending on the home environment.
- π Assembly and disassembly for storage might be tedious for daily users.
- π Requires a good amount of space for setup and use.
Should I Buy It?
If youβre looking for a comprehensive, low-impact workout that can be easily integrated into a home setting, the Concept 2 Rower is a sound investment. Despite its few drawbacks, such as potential noise during use and seat discomfort over extended periods, the rowerβs adaptability, ease of assembly, and extensive support materials make it a valuable tool for enhancing fitness. Whether youβre looking to maintain fitness or significantly improve it, this rower is likely to meet, if not exceed, your needs.
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So I'm new to rowing completely. Long time runner, never a biker. Needed something for cardio and an overall workout to do in between running because my knees can't take it anymore. So I borrowed a rowing machine from a neighbor, it was one with magnetic resistance. I like the workouts enough to decide to get my own machine, but I really wanted the ability to connect to apps through my phone/ipad to track my workouts and add to my Strava app. Coaching and workout design is not something I would want to do myself since I'm new to this and have no idea how to design a rowing workout. The machine itself arrived on time and packaged perfectly. I put it together in 15 minutes. Everything was in perfect shape. It's a solid, well thought out machine. The seat is a little hard, so a pad might be beneficial. Also, they sell a $5 phone holder on the Concept 2 website that clips on nicely. The reputation of the company and this machine is easily found in all these reviews, so I'm going to tell you about the apps from my experience. In the 2 weeks I've had the machine, I've completed about 15 workouts using different apps like Liverowing, Asensai, Kinomap, and ErGData. ErgData is Concept 2's app and I've found it to be okay, but it doesn't sync my workouts all the time and it's mainly for people who know what they're doing and want all the metrics and data and know what it all means. Kinomap and Asensai are great ideas, but I'm not interested in paying a lot for a subscription. Kinomap was buggy and hard to load in my experience. Asensai worked great if you want coaching, but it's costs quite a bit. What I've settled on is Using Liverowing for all my workouts. I have the free liverowing currently and it works great. I have it linked to my Concept 2 logbook (free) and I have my concept 2 logbook linked to my Strava account (free). You can link Liverowing to Strava, but it doesn't always work in my experience. I'm not sure if the Liverowing app is being actively developed, which is why i'm not paying for the upgrade. And I don't need it currently anyway. There are plenty of workouts available for free for now. So that's my experience, I wanted a "connected" rowing machine and this setup has worked out great. I love the workouts and actually look forward to working out again.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2020 by mase9921
this is my first rower. I looked around at many, some cheaper, some more expensive. I didn't want pieceacrap but didn't want to go broke. I am generally lazy about working out and did not want to see other people. This came in two days in one big box. Two pieces in the box with two brackets and 4 screws to put together. piece of cake, even comes with the star screwdriver you need. pop the two big pieces together. it is light and not cumbersome to move around. I am glad I bought this one instead of a larger one piece. it is a good steady workout based on my motivation to stroke. the only thing that I do not like is that it doesn't seem to work my legs the way I expected. the first 20-30% of the stroke (which is all leg) doesn't engage the fan at all so you are just using the legs to slide back. not useless but not a stressor either. That MIGHT have something to do with my height (65") but it shouldn't. That might be the way real rowing feels but I don't really care how real rowing feels. I live in the desert. I want a leg workout too. my arms, back, shoulders, and midsection do most of the work. before buying I had a real concern about the noise it would make. it makes some noise but it is not loud at all. it more whispers than whines. I have to volume up the tv a little but not much. wear gloves. I am happy with the purchase and not disappointed in the exercise but I wish the leg stroke was more engaging. post-post: ok so after I analyzed my form I realized that I am torso dependent and I was just not using my legs to "spin the wheel" the way I was with my arm and torso stroke. My bad, I just have to focus on a "kick" and it is much more challenging.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2016 by Frostz1
NOTE: The 2-star rating is for Amazon Prime's unreliable delivery despite charging a premium of $45 over the MSRP of $900 I could have paid directly to Concept2 or other retail vendors like Rogue Fitness. I gave them a 2nd star because they did get it to me within a standard shipping window after blowing the original guaranteed delivery date. The Concept 2 D rower itself rocks. I've had it with Amazon Prime's now-routine failure to timely deliver items ordered from Amazon direct in violation of "guaranteed" delivery windows, despite charging premiums on the items in addition to the express delivery charges. I specifically searched and found multiple online sources including the OEM offering this machine for $900, but decided to pay the $45 premium to Amazon Prime because they guaranteed next-day delivery. It was important to my personal schedule and training schedule at the time. Not only was the delivery date completely missed, no update was provided confirming late delivery and rescheduling. I checked repeatedly on the scheduled day, and the tracking continued to show delivery by 8 p.m. on the scheduled day. I wasted time prepping to receive the rower, and deferred another workout anticipating I'd get it in on the new machine. By 10 p.m. I gave up. It was obvious no one was updating the delivery tracking. It was too late to get the workout in. I got delivery 2-days late, following a scheduled long distance run the prior day and a full body gym workout the same day and was obviously out of sync in terms of using the machine on the day of delivery--may as well not have come until the next day. That's about a 5% premium on purchase price plus express delivery charges completely unjustified. In the last several months I've had items lost, destroyed, and delayed. I've received multiple refunds, but of course the key point is that I didn't have the items when I was "guaranteed" to receive them. Amazon Prime is no longer at the top of my list of resources because they aren't reliable. I've noted, in a couple of interactions, Amazon Prime appears to be using local ground delivery services who don't seem to have gate codes as the major carriers do for gated subdivisions and who are not professional. After being called while out at dinner by a local carrier because they couldn't get into our subdivision and telling them we were not running home from dinner to let them in, they apparently just decided to "lose" the items--we never received them and I had to contact Amazon for the refund. If paying a premium, we shouldn't be dependent on fly-by-night vendors. Enough. As for the Concept 2 D rower, this is my second C2 and they are built to withstand a nuclear strike. My last one lasted 8-years and was still in perfect operating condition when I ditched it (only because it didn't break down and we literally could not get it up the narrow stairwell in a new townhome). This is THE standard for rowing equipment. This is the same machine used in Lifetime Platinum facilities. The new rowers are significantly lighter (only 65 lbs.), and readily broken down for easy storage. Despite being seriously fatigued, muscle sore and plain tired, I was able to carry the box with rower inside upstairs to the room to be uncrated by myself, very easily. The damping control is clearly marked 1-10, and will adjust to simulate drag for a super-sleek sculling boat or a row boat. The PM5 monitor/CPU module provides ALL the real time metrics and stores them, provides for pacing, has multiple pre-loaded workouts and allows for custom workouts, and provides games to keep it interesting. You can use it with a USB storage device to upload your data for analysis to third party apps or a spreadsheet. The PM5 syncs to Bluetooth Smart and ANT+ heart monitor devices, and is compatible with Wahoo TCKER X monitors, for example. C2 does provide an online log capability, and its own applications for additional capabilities. Numbers of third-party applications are available, notably Row Pro, which provides 3D virtual coaching for form, 3D pacing, and both 3D virtual and online racing against multiple parties internationally. More rowing and training support apps are compatible with the C2 PM5 module than other rowers because C2 commands maximum market share and for good reason. The C2D is light and storable, making it practical to set up in the media room and row using a large monitor for the virtual rowing applications to train and race, and then breaking it down and storing it when done daily. The C2 website provides an incredible array of useful reference materials, including among the best videos and instructions on proper rowing technique out there. I row for a total body + cardio cross-training workout to take some stress off my joints in between running and gym days. I can pull training plans from Row Pro which load directly to the app and track progress, in combination with my A, B and C run event training plans. In my case, the Row Pro app will track progress specific to rowing including workups to indoor virtual race events, and I load the workouts from my Wahoo and/or Garmin applications directly to Training Peaks to track my total training load. If you want to train and participate in indoor rowing competitions, this is the rig. I strongly recommend the machine, and strongly recommend you purchase through a channel other than Amazon Prime because there is no reason to pay the higher price.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2017 by Reformed Review