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WaterRower Vintage Oak Rowing Machine with S4 BLE Monitor | USA Made Water Rower | Original Handcrafted Erg Row Machine for Home Use & Gym

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Features

  • The Original Waterrower - Handcrafted and Built to Last: Designed in the mid '80s by Yale and US National Team Rower John Duke. WaterRower continues to combine stylish design, handcrafted workmanship, our unique WaterFlywheel resistance and ethically sourced materials create the world's finest rowing simulator
  • Made in the USA - Hand-built in Rhode Island; all timber used in the manufacture of wooden WaterRower rowing machines is sourced from sustainably managed hardwood forests in the Appalachian Mountains. The Cherry rowing machine is handcrafted in solid cherry wood
  • The WaterRower Vintage now comes standard with our S4 BLE monitor, providing a robust assortment of in-workout performance data and advanced training features. Enjoy a quick-start workout session or delve into our assortment of time, distance and advanced zone training workouts to reach your training goals. The S4 BLE also provides a built-in Bluetooth feature, allowing for seamless connection to our portfolio of popular indoor rowing apps, such as WATERROWER CONNECT and CITYROW.
  • Smooth - Water rowers use a water-filled flywheel to provide resistance as you row. The resistance is created by the paddle-like blades of the flywheel moving through the water, creating a smooth and natural resistance that closely resembles the feeling of rowing on water. Like water, the harder you fight, the more resistance you get
  • Burn calories in short time - There are many benefits to rowing. It is a low impact cardiovascular exercise that puts less stress on your joints. Full body workout that includes your legs, core, back and arms. Perfect for all fitness levels. This water rowing machine targets all major muscle groups (84 percent of total muscle mass) Dimensions - 82" L x 20" H x 22" W / weight: 103.5 lbs (with water). Easily store it on end

Description

The WaterRower Vintage Oak is designed to provide a total body workout. Using every large muscle group in the body (84% of total muscle mass), the WaterRower will allow you to burn calories and tone muscles faster and more effectively than ever before. Furthermore, even moderate rowing on the WaterRower will strengthen your heart and lungs to improve overall cardiovascular health. The beautiful walnut stained solid oak frame of the WaterRower Vintage Oak means your rowing machine will sit pride of place and be used in any room of the house. In contrast to the bulky, functional look of conventional exercise equipment that needs to be hidden away, the WaterRower is a piece of aesthetic design to be admired. For space saving storage stand the WaterRower on end in seconds, easily move it around the house using the transportation guide wheels. A further benefit of the WateRower in a home environment is that the machine is virtually silent when in use, emitting only the tranquil sound of moving water.

Brand: WaterRower


Special Feature: Water Resistance


Color: Oak


Resistance Mechanism: Water


Product Dimensions: 82"D x 22"W x 20"H


Maximum Weight Recommendation: 700 Pounds


Metrics Measured: Calories Burned, Distance, Heart Rate, Speed, Stroke Count, Time


Model Name: Oak


Frame Material: Oak Wood


Item Weight: 108 Pounds


Other Special Features of the Product: Water Resistance


Resistance Mechanism: Water


Metrics Measured: Calories Burned, Distance, Heart Rate, Speed, Stroke Count, Time


Tension Supported: adjustable


Power Source: Manual


Number of Batteries: 4 AA batteries required. (included)


Display: LED or LCD


Item Dimensions D x W x H: 82"D x 22"W x 20"H


Item Weight: 108 Pounds


Maximum Weight Recommendation: 700 Pounds


Frame Material Type: Oak Wood


Material Type: Oak Wood


Brand Name: WaterRower


Model Name: Oak


Global Trade Identification Number: 20


UPC: 604565218520 818448020395


Manufacturer Part Number: WR-OAK


Model Number: 235 S4


Manufacturer: WaterRower


Item Type Name: Rowing machine


Included Components: Assembly Tools and Manual, How to Row Guide, S4 Performance Monitor, Water Purification Tablets, WaterRower Vintage Oak Rowing Machine


Color: Oak


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Great investment, avoid the cheap junk and buy this.
After reading a bazillion reviews from low end to high, I took a reviewer's advice and purchased a WaterRower. So glad I did. I live in the Pacific Northwest where late Fall into Spring can be rainy. I wanted some way to get a full body workout that I would actually DO, and that was independent of weather, gyms closing due to lockdowns, air quality from wildfire smoke, or what have you. I knew from past experience that my favorite thing to do at the gym was the rower. I just needed to choose one. So many reviews of other rowers mentioned missing parts and great difficulty with customer service or returns. Those got a big NO. These made in America WaterRowers were missing all of those complaints. I don't have a separate gym so my rower sits in my family room. I love the wood look and the ease of standing it on end and out of the way as needed, thanks to wheels on the front end. And it's not an eyesore. The solid wood construction and finish has a great look. Assembly was easy, mostly put together by my teenage son with extra hands from me. Instructions are clear. What else do I love? The sliding of the seat is silent-- the only sound this machine makes is the swish of the water. I can close my eyes and visualize rowing on a lake. Aaah.... Was it more than I planned to spend? Yes, but with a 5-yr warranty I figured the cost at less than a dollar a day, and with the quality build I expect it to last for many years beyond. It is an investment in my ongoing health, and I have no regrets. If you are new to rowing, you can find helpful videos online for proper form. Go for it! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2021 by holland1
    • Perfect for an apartment and best cardio bang for your time buck.
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I've always hated cardio. Running bored me and hurt my knees. I had a recumbent bicycle and put a lot of hours into it, but took a long time to burn calories and only worked a few muscles. At my gym, I discovered the rowing machine. The ones at the gym are a different brand (Concept2) and are typically used by professional rowers during off season. A rowing machine is very low impact (good on your joints) but works roughly 80% of your muscles and thus burns more calories. If you're going at a good pace, you can burn 500 calories in 30 minutes easily. If you're looking for a great cardio workout, this waterrower is the way to go. If you're looking to get into competitive rowing and compare your times to others, this likely isn't the rower for you. Here's why I went with the Waterrower for my apartment and have no regrets. 1.) Noise The Concept2 uses a fly wheel with a chain to pull it. When you're pulling a lot of power, the chain and flywheel can be super loud in a small environment. The waterrrower uses a watertank that displaces water as you pull it. The cable is nylon so the only sound you hear is the water swirling. It's almost calming. The noise is compared to a slow cycle of a washing machine. 2.) Footprint The size of the Waterrower is smaller and easier to store upright. I have a smaller apartment, but can easily store it upright in the corner with no problems. It stands very stable and don't worry about it falling over if someone were to run into it. 3.) Upkeep It's really easy to take care of. Every 6 months, you need to put a purification tablet in the water and that's about it. You can wipe down the rails to make sure they slide easily. 4.) Comfort I like the seat on this a lot better than the concept2. You can purchase extra cushy seats if you wanted. One note, the product comes in two packages, one with the Tank, seat, monitor and another with the rails. For me, they came in two different shipments, with the rails coming a day later. Assembly was easy, easier than any Ikea furniture at least. Filling the tank is simple with the siphon tool they give you. There are suggested levels on the tank: the more water you put in, the more resistance you'll get when you pull since there's more water to displace. DO NOT FILL THE TANK TO THE TOP as it can ruin the tank. Suggested level is 17. The pull is pretty smooth, and gets easier as the water is displaced. This is different than the Concept2 which has a consistent resistance throughout the pull. Because of this, WaterRower tends to have better times when compared to a Concept 2. The only place where the Waterrower is lacking is the monitor. It just doesn't have all the features of the Concept2 and the metrics pale in comparison. But for a cardio workout, the readings are consistent enough to determine if you're improving or not. Just don't go to a Concept2 rower expecting to pull the same times. As of right now, I pull a 7.8K in 30 minutes on the water rower, but more like 7.4K on a Concept2 So all in all, I love this machine. It looks good in my apartment and keeps me motivated to work out. Added benefit is I can put on some TV and can still hear it while rowing (and over my heavy breathing this causes). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2019 by Keeney Keeney
    • Sturdy and good price for the quality
I chose to purchase the water rower over a Concept2 rower a few weeks ago. I will say that I see pros and cons to both rowers, but am happy with my purchase of the water rower. Having used both rowers frequently, I have listed my opinions on the pros and cons of both below: Water Rower Pros - Simple easy to follow instructions and assembly. Although a tool is provided, there are certain sections that you will need a single socket wrench to counter torque a few of the bolts. - Sturdy construction as each component is solid metal or sturdy wood - Somewhat easier to row in comparison to inertia driven machine rowers even at the max water level - Much more quiet than inertia rowers so I can row in the early morning without waking everybody in the house (Concept2 is much louder) - Easy to clean and maintain (Concept2 requires oiling and some components are hard to get to as they are encased) - Very modern look - Digital gauge is easy to use and can sync via Bluetooth to a heartrate monitor (Haven't seen this feature on the Concept2 rowers that I've used) Water Rower Cons: - Not as much resistance as Concept2 rower or similar styles (Maximum resistance water level was similar to a Concept2 on resistance setting 3-4) - Cannot easily alter the resistance levels since you have to fill up or remove water from the basin to do this (Concept2 you can easily just change the resistance dial) - Have to remember to drop chlorine tabs into the water basin periodically (about every 6 months) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2019 by Damon Taylor

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