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Product Highlights
- Folding frame
- Compatible with the Sole Studio workout platform
- Adjustable pedals with various heel angles
- Multiple workout programs
- LCD monitor displays rowing-specific stats
- Eddy current magnetic and air resistance
- 16 levels of resistance
In-Depth Review
Sole SR500 Rower Review (2026): It’s No Concept2, But It’ll Do
Author: Gabrielle KasselPros & Cons
Pros
- Folding frame design
- 11 pre-programmed workouts
- Wireless technology to change resistance
- Impressive max user weight of 515 pounds
- Financing available
- Studio membership accessibility providing access to to over 3,000 workout routines, leaderboards, real-time Sole fitness data, and training programs specific to your fitness goals
Cons
- Narrow seat
- Larger footprint when not in standing position
Specs
| Max user weight | 515 lbs |
|---|---|
| Display | 5.5” backlit LCD |
| Dimensions | 46” H x 94” L x 18” H |
| Resistance levels | 16 levels |
| Programs | 1 onboard workouts |
| Extras | Access to Studio training platform\, integrated tablet holder\, wireless technology to adjust resistance\, folding frame design |
| Item weight | 115 lbs |
| Resistance type | Eddy air and magnetic resistance |
Product Summary
The SR500 is a good rower with an impressive weight capacity. Its folding design, 16 levels of resistance, and 11 pre-programmed workouts may be attractive to new and experienced athletes alike.
