Hydrow, the Celeb-Favorite At-Home Rowing Machine, Is $200 Off for 4th of July

adminsr December 18, 2023

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Fitness enthusiasts, listen up: In addition to the slew of mattress sales and wellness deals, Hydrow—the fan-favorite rowing machine—is throwing an impressive sale you won’t want to miss. Through December 19, you can save $400 on the coveted Hydrow Rowing Machine (normally $2,495, now $2,095). Talk about a score.

What makes Hydrow best-in-class is its futuristic engineering, which uses next-level technology to give you an engaging, immersive workout that activates up to 86 percent of your muscles. The equipment’s patented drag mechanics are designed to actually feel like you’re rowing through a body of water. Combined with a 22-inch touch-screen display that shows “real” rivers around the globe, you can transform your living room into a regatta, arming you with all the stats and you need as you row along. It’s also mega-quiet (no squeaking or shrieking of gears), and built for comfort (its seat is divinely cushioned—your butt will thank you). It’s really no wonder celebs like Justin Timberlake and Lizzo swear by Hydrow for an amazing workout.

Through Tuesday, December 19, Hydrow rowers, large and small, are discounted $400. Live in tight quarters? The sleek Hydrow Wave (normally $1,895, now $1,495) is perfect for smaller spaces like apartments and offices where you still want to get your sweat on, but don’t have a ton of space to spare.

Whether you go with the OG Hydrow or the Wave, Hydrow’s machines are easily one of the best pieces of equipment to buy if you’re looking for something that’ll give you a full-body, low-impact workout. From complete cardio workouts, to strength-training, and even active recovery, we can’t emphasize enough how versatile and effective it is—even if you clock in 10-15 minutes a day.