Concept2
The cardio machines serious people keep buying forever.
What they're known for
The RowErg, SkiErg, and BikeErg — air resistance, a PM5 monitor, no subscription, no excuses.
Concept2 has been building the same fundamentally correct machines in Vermont since 1976, and the entire fitness industry has failed to make them obsolete. The RowErg is the gold-standard indoor rower — Olympic teams, CrossFit boxes, and home athletes all train on the identical $990 machine. The SkiErg mounts to a wall and quietly destroys your upper body and core. The BikeErg completes the set with the same PM5 monitor and clutch-style flywheel.
Everything about the brand is anti-trend: air resistance instead of software, a monitor that counts meters instead of streaks, no subscription, parts available forever, maintenance measured in minutes per year. One conditioning tool is all a strength-focused gym needs, and this is the shortlist. The machines outlast the motivation. Then they outlast the next one too.
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3 products
RowErg
$990
The gold standard indoor rower used by Olympic teams, CrossFit gyms, and home athletes worldwide. PM5 monitor, air resistance, nickel-plated chain. Stores upright. Lasts forever with minimal maintenance.
BikeErg
$1,100
Concept2's air-resistance indoor bike with the same PM5 performance monitor ecosystem as the RowErg and SkiErg. Belt drive, clutch-style flywheel, open app compatibility, and a 68 lb frame make it the serious no-subscription cycling pick for Zone 2, intervals, and CrossFit-style conditioning.
SkiErg
$850
Wall-mounted ski trainer with the same PM5 monitor and air resistance as the rower. Devastating for upper body and core conditioning. Tiny footprint when mounted to a wall.
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