Geoff Brasse

Determining the type of RowErg rower that you have is essential information when ordering parts, troubleshooting issues, or choosing accessories.If you need to determine what type of RowErg rower t...

Setting up a RowErg is easy - the RowErg with Standard Legs requires the installation of the front legs using a total of eight screws. We include the necessary tool and clear, illustrated instructi...

The main difference between the RowErg with Standard Legs and Tall Legs is the height of the seat. Your height doesn’t affect the choice between Tall Legs and Standard Legs. The Standard Legs model...

It sounds like you’re interested in trying out a RowErg before making a purchase. We completely understand—getting a firsthand experience is important when choosing a high-quality training device.C...

The Concept2 RowErg is for anyone who wants an effective full-body, low impact workout. Originally built by rowers for rowers, the RowErg's unmatched precision, consistency and comparability has ma...

The SkiErg will mount to a wall.  Hardware is included for attaching the SkiErg to a wall with 16” wooden stud spacing. For mounting to other types of wall construction (metal, concrete, etc.), ple...

The SkiErg is designed for both double poling - the two-armed pull common to all variations of Nordic skiing - and the alternating arm motion used in Classic Nordic ski technique. The double-pole i...

It sounds like you’re interested in trying out a SkiErg before making a purchase. We completely understand—getting a firsthand experience is important when choosing a high-quality training device.C...

The SkiErg requires very little assembly. There are twelve screws, and we include all necessary tools and clear instructions with lots of pictures. Assembly can be done by one person, although havi...

Originally designed as a training tool for cross-country skiers, the SkiErg has been embraced by the fitness community for its ability to work legs, core and arms in a smooth, continuous motion. Wi...