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Concept2 RowerERG Pricing: https://treviewguru.com/Concept2RowERG

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The Concept2 rower and Hydrow rower are two premier ergometer machines designed for in home use. They are similar in some ways and different in many ways.

Similarities

Footprint:
Concept2: 96” L x 24” W x 44” High
Hydrow: 86” L x 25” W x 47” High

Very similar pedals Same size; adjustments

Seat Height:
Concept2: 14”
Hydrow: 16”

Sturdy Build on both - no rocking on the floor

Warranties:
Concept2: 5 Years frame; 2 years parts & labor
Hydrow: 5 Years frame; 1 year parts & labor

Differences:
Concept2:
Less Expensive; around $1000 does not require an app
PM5 Monitor is battery powered
Rower does not require electricity
Rower does not require a subscription
Air resistance rower - louder
Weighs 57 pounds
Supports 500 pounds
This is the tried and tested rower with a demonstrated history of durability and consistency
Better for users who want control over their programming
Those with rowing experience who have used and appreciate the C2
Those who want to use 3rd party apps
Those who need to fold or invert the rower for storage

Hydrow:
More Expensive; around $2000
App is $38/month and Rower doesn’t really function without it
22” 1080 HD Touchscreen
Requires both electricity and a WiFi connection
Electromagnetic resistance is much quieter
Weighs 145 pounds
Supports 375 pounds
This is an all-inclusive trainer that provides exceptional content that makes you feel like you are actually on the water
Smooth action; the ergonomics on the Hydrow are more comfortable than the C2
Front facing speakers and lovely videography pull you in to the experience
Professional rowers provide tips, training and guidance
Does not pair with 3rd party apps; you cannot access the internet or other web sites on the screen
Designed for those who want support and programming to keep them interested and engaged
Good for users who are new to rowing
Good for experienced rowers who want a guided program with impressive content

As you can see, these are both good rowers. They will appeal to different users. The best one for you depends on your experience, expectations, space availability and budget.