WaterRower A1 Oak Rowing Machine: Created in the middle of the 1980s by rower John Duke of Yale and the US National Team. WaterRower, which combines tasteful design, expertly crafted craftsmanship, our unique WaterFlywheel resistance, and ethically sourced materials, creates the best rowing simulator in the world.

Made in USA

Handcrafted in Rhode Island, every piece of wood used to make the wooden WaterRower rowing machines comes from hardwood forests in the Appalachian Mountains that are responsibly managed. The A1 Oak Rowing Machine is made with the express purpose of being space-efficient, lightweight, portable, and stackable vertically. In actuality, one indoor cycling bike and three A1 rowing machines can be stacked vertically in the same amount of space

Smooth  Function

Water rowers generate resistance while they row by filling a flywheel with water. The flywheel's paddle-like blades move through the water to produce a smooth, organic resistance that closely resembles the sensation of rowing on water.  Similar to water, resistance increases with increased fighting intensity

Burn Calories in a Short Time

Rowing has a lot of advantages. It is a cardiovascular workout with minimal impact that is less taxing on your joints. Workout for the entire body, targeting the arms, back, legs, and core. ideal for all levels of fitness. Targeting all major muscle groups, this water rowing machine accounts for 84% of total muscle mass.

S4 Monitor

The S4 Monitor uses a castellated Sensor Pickup mounted on the inner clutch bush and an infrared detector mounted on the underside of the top deck to measure the paddle's speed. The infrared detector is activated by the motion of the paddle, which also rotates the sensor disk.

Seating

A comfortable rowing seat is necessary to maximize performance and guarantee a fulfilling and successful workout. reduces pressure points, offers the right amount of cushioning and contouring, and encourages good posture. keeps your attention on producing strong, effective strokes.

Mobility wheels

The rower can be transported effectively with the help of wheels that facilitate the machine's movement. These wheels can be easily repositioned and stored without requiring a lot of extra equipment or manual labor because they are made to improve mobility and maneuverability in a variety of environments.