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GGR Score: 4
Product Highlights
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The WaterRower’s wooden frame and durable build quality can support athletes up to 700 pounds.
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WaterRower offers a range of accessories, including an upgradeable CITYROW Connect monitor for streaming.
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The WaterRower’s wooden frame supports vertical storage—ideal for those in small spaces.
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According to our tester, the sloshing water is calming in operation and not noticeable by other homedwellers.
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In-Depth Review
WaterRower Review (2025): A Beautiful and High-Quality Rowing Machine
Author: Amanda Dvorak, ISSA-CPT, ISSA-CNC
In our WaterRower review, we’ll tell you everything you need to know about this sleek, high-quality rowing machine.
Read the full review.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Water resistance simulates outdoor experience
- The body is made of handcrafted wood
- One of the quietest water rowing machines
- Very aesthetically pleasing
- 700-lb weight capacity
- Optional expert assembly
Cons
- Prices start around $1,300
- Wood can dent and chip
- Weighs 117 lbs
- Monitor location isn’t convenient
Specs
| Display | 24 BLE monitor |
|---|---|
| Weight Capacity | 700 lbs |
| Product Dimensions | 82.25” L x 22.25” W x 20” H |
| Resistance Type | Water |
Product Summary
The WaterRower Natural is an excellent rower that uses (drumroll) water instead of air as its main mode of resistance. This closely simulates the resistance you would receive in real-life rowing, and it sounds pretty amazing, too.
