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21 products

• Assault Fitness

  Assault AssaultBike Classic

  The chain-driven air bike that defined the category — and the one whose 300 lb user limit and drive noise you should check before the price.

• Assault Fitness

  Assault AirBike Pro X

  A belt-driven 27-inch fan bike on 20 sealed bearings, with a 7-year frame warranty — the quiet version of the machine everyone knows.

• Assault Fitness

  Assault Rower Elite

  A 143 lb aluminium-beam air rower built for commercial floors — the heaviest and most overbuilt rower here.

• Assault Fitness

  Assault Rower Pro

  A three-fan air rower with a locking seat, so it doubles as a stationary upper-body machine — 109 lb and 92 inches long.

• Bells of Steel

  Bells of Steel Blitz Air Bike

  A belt-drive air bike with a 25-inch fan and a 350 lb user capacity — quieter than a chain, and light enough to move.

• Bells of Steel

  Bells of Steel Blitz Air Rower

  A 90 lb air rower with a monitor included and a 5-year frame warranty — the lightest rower here, and 95 inches long.

• Concept2

  Concept2 SkiErg

  The same flywheel and monitor as the RowErg, driven with your arms and trunk — and the only piece here that mounts to a wall.

• Force USA

  Force USA AirBike

  A chain-driven fan bike with a four-way seat and Polar heart-rate sync — the adjustable one, if you can live with chain noise.

• Force USA

  Force USA R3 Air Rower

  A 99 lb air rower with a lifetime frame warranty and a 441 lb rating — and 93 inches of floor to find for it.

• Force USA

  Force USA Ski Trainer

  A freestanding ski trainer with a lifetime frame warranty — 47 by 23 inches of floor, and it trains the pull nothing else does.

• Fringe Sport

  Fringe Sport Raptor AirBike

  A belt-driven fan bike with a 25-inch fan and a 3-year warranty — the middle of the air bike market, priced and built accordingly.

• LifeSpan Fitness

  LifeSpan RW1000 Indoor Rower

  A magnetic-resistance rower that folds to 34 inches — the one that puts itself away.

• LifeSpan Fitness

  LifeSpan TR1200i Folding Treadmill

  A 2.5 HP folding treadmill with 15 incline levels and a 10-year frame warranty — for walking, not sprinting.

• LifeSpan Fitness

  LifeSpan TR3000i Folding Treadmill

  A 2.75 HP folding treadmill on a 1-inch deck, rated to 350 lb — the step up from the TR1200i.

• LifeSpan Fitness

  LifeSpan TR5500iM Folding Treadmill

  A 4.0 HP folding treadmill with a 22 by 60 inch belt and two decline levels — the running one that still folds.

• LifeSpan Fitness

  LifeSpan TR6000i Light Commercial Treadmill

  A non-folding 3.5 HP AC treadmill with three decline levels and aluminium rails — built for hours, not sessions.

• REP Fitness

  REP Fitness Strive Air Bike

  An air bike whose fan blade angle adjusts mechanically — resistance you set, not resistance dictated by how fast you pedal.

• Rogue Fitness

  Rogue Echo Bike

  A 123 lb belt-driven fan bike on a 44.5 by 23.75 inch footprint — heavy enough not to move under you.

• Rogue Fitness

  Rogue Echo Rower

  A 72.6 lb air rower with a 500 lb user rating that folds to 38 inches — the lightest, highest-rated rower here.

• Concept2

  Concept2 RowErg

  The rowing machine every other rowing machine is compared to, and the only one whose numbers mean the same thing everywhere.

• Concept2

  Concept2 BikeErg

  The RowErg’s drivetrain and monitor in a bike, for when you want hard intervals without the technique tax of rowing.