WaterRower A1 Studio S4 Rose Exercise Machine for Self-Regulating Resistance

The WATERROWER brand was founded in the mid-1980s by John Duke, a Yale University graduate and a member of the US National Rowing Team, who established the company in Rhode Island, in the Northeastern United States, in 1988. Today, the company's Americas Headquarters continues to be based in the small coastal town of Warren, Rhode Island.

What sets WATERROWER's products apart is their handcrafted wooden models, which are crafted from a selection of the world's finest sustainable hardwoods. As an American fitness brand, WATERROWER's vast assortment of rowing machines are all manufactured in the quintessential coastal New England town of Warren, Rhode Island, and can be found in expansive health clubs, luxury hotels, and boutique fitness studios worldwide.

WATERROWER Inc. is a proud supporter of the local Rhode Island community, giving back through various initiatives.

The unique WaterFlywheel design of WATERROWER's products is intended to replicate the precise physical dynamics of a moving boat, providing the physiological benefits and aesthetic pleasure of rowing. The WaterFlywheel does not apply resistance to the user; instead, the user applies work to it, serving as the engine. The amount of work the user applies determines the speed at which they row, allowing for a self-paced workout suitable for individuals of all ages, genders, sizes, and fitness levels.

The WaterFlywheel's design, which uses a specially formed paddle to cup the moving water and reduce slippage, provides an unrivaled simulation of the benefits of rowing. Unlike conventional mechanical rowing machines, the WATERROWER eliminates any jerkiness or jarring, offering a smooth, even load that is kind to the body and relaxing to the mind. The lack of a "solid" connection between the user and the moving water, with an immersed paddle that dampens out any detrimental mechanical feel, is essential for accommodating bad or developing technique and reducing the risk of injury.

The S4 Monitor, a key feature of the WATERROWER, measures the speed of the paddle using an infrared detector and a castellated Sensor Pickup, providing valuable feedback to the user.

Comfort is also a priority, with the WATERROWER's seat designed to provide proper cushioning and contouring, minimizing pressure points and promoting healthy posture, allowing the user to focus on generating powerful and efficient strokes.

Additionally, the WATERROWER's mobility is enhanced by its wheels, which enable effortless repositioning and storage without excessive manual effort or additional equipment.

The WATERROWER is available in a variety of wood finishes, including Ash, Oak, Walnut, and Cherry, catering to diverse preferences and decor styles. Each model is crafted with an aluminum frame and is made in the USA, ensuring quality and durability.

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