Rowing Machines & Ski Ergs for Sale
Rowing and skiing machines work the whole body — legs, core, back and arms — with no impact, and they store upright when not in use. That makes them a natural fit for HIIT and functional training studios, CrossFit boxes and any home gym short on space.
Rowers differ by resistance type: air (Concept2 style) for a responsive, sport-accurate feel; water for a smooth, quiet stroke; magnetic for silence and fixed resistance levels. Ski ergs simulate the double-pole motion of cross-country skiing and are the standard for upper-body conditioning tests.
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More About Rowing & Ski Machines
The Concept2 RowErg is the world standard — every competitive rower trains on one, and the PM5 monitor makes distances and splits comparable between any two machines anywhere. First Degree Fitness water rowers offer a more natural feel with adjustable water level, and are quieter and better looking in a hotel or residential setting. Technogym Skillrow adds programmable resistance and power training for performance centers.
Rowers and ski ergs are self-powered, low maintenance and light enough for one person to move. Rowers run about 8 feet long in use; ski ergs are about 7.5 feet tall and can be wall-mounted or floor-standing. Both are excellent value per calorie burned, and remanufactured units ship with our warranty.
Frequently Asked Questions
Air, water or magnetic rower?
Air is the sport standard — responsive and accurate. Water is smooth and quiet with a natural feel. Magnetic is silent and compact but feels less like real rowing.
How long is a rowing machine?
Most are 8 feet long in use and store upright or separate into two pieces (Concept2) for a footprint of about 2 x 3 feet.
What does a SkiErg work?
Lats, triceps, shoulders, core and the hip hinge — it is a full-body pulling movement that complements rowing and cycling and is very low impact.