--- product_id: 7069096 title: "Concept2 RowErg Indoor Rowing Machine - PM5 Monitor, Device Holder, Adjustable Air Resistance, Easy Storage" brand: "concept2" price: "AR$5496070" currency: ARS in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Concept2" url: https://www.desertcart.com.ar/products/7069096-concept2-rowerg-indoor-rowing-machine-pm5-monitor-device-holder-adjustable store_origin: AR region: Argentina --- # Integrated device holder for seamless app use Adjustable air resistance for personalized intensity Breaks down easily for compact storage Concept2 RowErg Indoor Rowing Machine - PM5 Monitor, Device Holder, Adjustable Air Resistance, Easy Storage **Brand:** concept2 **Price:** AR$5496070 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🚣‍♂️ Row Your Way to Peak Performance & Social Fitness Fame! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Concept2 RowErg Indoor Rowing Machine - PM5 Monitor, Device Holder, Adjustable Air Resistance, Easy Storage by concept2 - **How much does it cost?** AR$5496070 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.ar](https://www.desertcart.com.ar/products/7069096-concept2-rowerg-indoor-rowing-machine-pm5-monitor-device-holder-adjustable) ## Best For - concept2 enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted concept2 brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Space-Smart Design:** Quickly separates into two pieces with caster wheels for effortless storage and mobility—no bulky equipment clutter. - • **Customizable Workouts:** Adjustable air resistance lets you dial in your perfect intensity, from rehab to elite athlete level. - • **Smooth & Silent Glide:** Flywheel design minimizes noise while delivering a fluid, natural rowing experience—perfect for home or office. - • **Built to Last a Lifetime:** Durable aluminum and steel frame supports up to 500 lbs with a 5-year warranty, engineered for daily high-performance use. - • **Stay Connected & Motivated:** Integrated device holder + PM5 monitor syncs with 40+ apps for real-time tracking and social fitness challenges. ## Overview The Concept2 RowErg Indoor Rowing Machine combines a high-precision PM5 Performance Monitor with adjustable air resistance and ergonomic design to deliver a quiet, full-body workout. Compatible with over 40 fitness apps and featuring a device holder, it keeps you connected and motivated. Its durable aluminum and steel frame supports users up to 500 lbs and breaks down easily for storage, making it the ultimate blend of performance, convenience, and longevity. ## Description The Concept2 Model D rowing machine features an advanced PM5 Performance Monitor, improved ergonomically designed handles, adjustable foot-rests, and a flywheel designed for smooth movement with minimal noise. The Model D has a comfortable 14" (seat) height with an aluminum I-beam monorail and stainless steel track for a consistent back-and-forth slide. When done training, you can quickly break down the rower into two segments for storage or use the included caster wheels for easy transport. The Concept 2 Rower provides one of the more comprehensive, full-body workouts of any fitness machine. Engineered to last a lifetime, it's low impact enough for use in physical rehabilitation centers, and intensive enough to be used by the world's fittest athletes.Power Requirement: Takes two D cell batteries. During your workout, the monitor draws power from the spinning flywheel to extend battery life. Review: Well made High Quality - All I can say is if you are wanting a high quality rowing machine for your home this is it! Received it today and had it assembled in about 20 minutes. For me the fan feature is awesome it keeps you cool, without it your going to really sweat. It's not bulky, it's quiet and easy to program and use. The resistance is sufficient for me. Again get this one you won't regret it. Review: Row, Row, Row Your Boat - I have owned most types of exercise equipment out there: treadmills, climbers, Spinbikes, recumbent bikes, total gym, ab machines, ellipticals, weight benches and all sorts of small do-hickys that were made to help you maintain or get into shape. No, I'm not a shopaholic LOL I am naturally small to average size but need to stay fit and healthy. Over the past year or so I have hit that dreaded time my mom and Aunts always warned about: that time when everything you ate stayed with you and loosing a quick five pounds was no longer a simple thing. One big note here though; One of the reasons I have had so many different types of exercise equipment over the years is, I have cerebral palsy and need to stay at a healthy weight and try to keep flexibility and cardiovascular health as high as I can have. Unfortunately I have found that many types of exercise equipment have something that prohibits me being able to use them effectively. For example, the total gym is a great piece of equipment however most of the exercises that I want to use involve laying on your back with your knees bent and your feet flat on the slide board. For me it is nearly impossible because of my muscle tightness I am unable to do that as well as a lot of the other exercises that require a bit of balance or flexibility that I just don't have. I also have weaker leg muscles so a lot of the other equipment seemed to either wear me out immediately, or I'd have to used my upper body exclusively. Several months ago I began thinking about a rower. I actually ordered and canceled a different, less expensive rower that had gotten good reviews here because I'd been reading independent review sites and the Concept 2 had always gotten great reviews and I knew I wouldn't be happy with lower quality. The water rowers looked good too but frankly I couldn't swing the cost especially since as much as I hoped a rower would work for me I knew the odds were I'd be selling it if it wasn't something I could use well. Assembly was probably the easiest of anything I've ever owned. The hardest part was getting the two pieces out from the Styrofoam! LOL Eight screws and the screwdriver was included. The item is well-made and feels sturdy but wasn't too heavy for me to assemble on my own very easily. All you are doing is attaching a V shape bracket to the rower and then down to the flat piece that sits on the floor. Once assembled you just lift the front piece of the machine (one handed it's not too heavy) and the back part has a little hook shaped end that goes down on a bar on the front piece and you lower the machine and the parts lock together. The machine is long but narrow. Storing may not be as easy as a machine that just folds but stays in one piece, but on the other hand having the two pieces come completely apart could make storage easy if you needed to put each piece away in different area. Now for the usage: As I have said I do have limitations and I do know they make a different model that sits up higher off the ground and it is supposed to be easier to get on and off if you have any type of balance or mobility issues however I chose this model because I felt it would be easier for me to get on and off. I did have to make one adaptation: because I do not have normal flexibility, I found that once my feet were strapped in I could not quite reach the handlebar to begin rowing, so I borrowed my Service Dogs tug rope she uses to open doors and attached it to the handlebar of the rower. It gives me the extra length that I need that once I am seated with my feet strapped in I can use the rope and pull the handle bar up to begin rowing. If you are heavier or built where you're not able to reach the bar comfortably this is an easy fix. When I first began using the rower I found as I had expected that I was using very little to no legs, however after just a week I am able to use my legs some. Nowhere near the "normal" amount of a correct row form where your legs are doing about 60% of the work, but I have seen enough improvement already to know that as I continue my leg strength will improve enough to where I will be rowing in a more full body natural form. The reason I am saying this is just to let you know that even if you are limited and you're not able to start out with the "correct" rowing style, you can still use this machine. I think it is important however to know what the correct form is. I would suggest going to the Concept2 website and watching a video. It's not difficult at all but I do like to remind myself as a row that it's legs core arms and then arms core legs. Since I did not have leg strength to begin with I needed to be aware of not pulling with my back. They also have a great video on adaptive rowing for those with physical limitations. So you can see that this really is something that everyone can use and benefit from. The machine is quite. Not silent but you can watch TV while using it without having the volume to max. You set the amount of air to allow through the machine by sliding a "damper" lever. The more air the more resistance but your pull also makes a difference so you can get a more challenging workout just by changing when and how fast you pull. The monitor is small but the numbers are large and easy to read. It has several features but I find the "Just Row" is what I'm using now. I also have an app on my phone and the rower and my phone connect via Bluetooth and it will log my information so I can have a record of my workouts. The app also offers a verbal feature so if you are visually impaired you can know how you are rowing as far as distance and time. They also have software that allows you to see yourself in a boat rowing against other people that you can see on a monitor or your tv. Even though I've only had the machine two weeks I can easily say it will be one of the very few that I will keep and use. It is by far my favorite and I'm already seeing improvements. I have lost 5 pounds and know that I am improving not only my cardiovascular system but I am getting stronger and more flexible as I can see improvements in my leg use. I started with 0% legs and now am maybe 10% and that's a big improvement that will only get better. Oh and I will add that it is FUN!!! I actually enjoy rowing. Something about the repetitive movements and sound I find enjoyable. I do not give five stars often at all because I am extremely critical and consider all factors. This rower and the company has not only met but exceeded my expectations and I would recommend it without hesitation. I'm looking forward to using this for years and seeing a real improvement in my health and happiness. If you have been considering this rower I would say go for it! ## Features - Integrated Device Holder allows you to keep your Smart Phone or Tablet securely in place. Compatible with over 40+ apps. - 14-inch seat height fits most uses. Adjustable footrests and ergonomic handle - Indoor rowing is an effective full-body and low-impact workout; flywheel design minimizes noise while maximizing a smooth feel - Includes the Performance Monitor 5, giving you accurate, comparable data for every row. Bluetooth and ANT+ functionality to connect wirelessly to apps and heart rate monitors. - Easily separates into two pieces for storage. Caster wheels make it mobile. Construction: Aluminum front legs and steel rear legs. - Space recommended for use is 9x4 feet; 500-pound user capacity; 5-year frame Warranty. Power Requirement:Takes two D cell batteries. During workout, the monitor draws power from the spinning flywheel to extend battery life - Included: Concept2 RowErg, Performance Monitor 5 Computer (PM5), Device Holder, User Manual, Pm5 Quick Start Guide, all tools for assembly and simple to follow instructions. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B00NH9WEUA | | Best Sellers Rank | #9,657 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #5 in Rowing Machines | | Brand | Concept2 | | Brand Name | Concept2 | | Color | Black | | Customer Reviews | 4.9 out of 5 stars 13,093 Reviews | | Display | LCD | | Frame Material Type | Aluminum, Stainless Steel | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00848688027120 | | Included Components | Concept2 Model D RowErg, Performance Monitor 5 computer (PM5), Smartphone Cradle, User Manual, PM5 Quick Start Guide, tools and illustrated assembly instructions. | | Item Dimensions D x W x H | 24"D x 96"W x 14"H | | Item Type Name | Rowing Machine | | Item Weight | 57.3 pounds | | Manufacturer | Concept2 | | Manufacturer Part Number | 2712 | | Material Type | Aluminum | | Maximum Weight Recommendation | 227 kg | | Metrics Measured | Odometer | | Model Name | RowErg | | Model Number | 2712 | | Number of Batteries | 2 D batteries required. (included) | | Number of Items | 1 | | Other Special Features of the Product | view your workout intensity in different units of measurement: pace, watts or calories | | Power Source | Battery Powered | | Product Dimensions | 24"D x 96"W x 14"H | | Resistance Mechanism | Air | | Special Feature | view your workout intensity in different units of measurement: pace, watts or calories | | Tension Supported | Resistance is adjusted by changing the damper setting on a Concept2 | | UPC | 848688027120 | | Warranty Description | Limited 2-year and 5-year warranty included. | ## Product Details - **Brand:** Concept2 - **Color:** Black - **Frame Material:** Aluminum, Stainless Steel - **Item Weight:** 57.3 pounds - **Maximum Weight Recommendation:** 227 kg - **Metrics Measured:** Odometer - **Model Name:** RowErg - **Product Dimensions:** 24"D x 96"W x 14"H - **Resistance Mechanism:** Air - **Special Feature:** view your workout intensity in different units of measurement: pace, watts or calories ## Images ![Concept2 RowErg Indoor Rowing Machine - PM5 Monitor, Device Holder, Adjustable Air Resistance, Easy Storage - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61rf4bk1v0L.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Color** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: How hard was installation? Was it worth paying $95 to have a pro install or is it easy enough to set it up myself?** A: Installation is very do-able on your own, but I used this helpful article which included video walkthrough, tips and step-by-step instructions: www.reviewsbylance.com/concept2-setup In my opinion, most people won't need help, it shouldn't take you more than 15-20min, but might take longer if you're not used to putting things together, etc. The article I mentioned also had a lot of helpful advice on whether to get a mat or not and which ones work best w/ the Concept2 rower (it's length makes it a bit too long for several of the popular exercise mats) as that was something I wasn't sure I wanted to have under the rower or not before putting it together. Honestly, instead of paying for a pro to install, I would do it yourself as it's not like trying to install a treadmill. There are a few parts of the installation that could be confusing if you're just trying to use the included instructions, but you can check the walkthrough in the article and you'll definitely be able to tell if it looks like something you could do on your own or not. Hope that helps! **Q: Will this be big enough for someone who is 6' 5""? Also is there an advantage to the model E?** A: I am 6'5" (with a 36" inseam) and this is the machine I prefer. I use the Model D and Model E at my local YMCA (Which is why I am here looking to buy one). If you need a more exact answer; according to Concept2 themselves, the default monorail is made for users who have a 38" or shorter inseam. If your inseam is longer than 38" you should purchase the extended rail available through Concept2. The only difference between the Model D and Model E is the height off of the ground, and the adjustability of the arm that holds the Performance Monitor (computer). The rail is identical. **Q: How easy was set-up? Would you recommend professional installation?** A: Very easy to set up, only 8 screws and screw driver comes with it. Save your money and do it yourself, only takes 15 to 20 minutes including unpacking it. **Q: How long does is take to fold up? According to the product photos above they had time to install a second window on the far wall?...** A: 30 seconds, maybe. It's hard to conceptualize until you actually do it, but it is super simple: pull up the lock, pull the middle up by a foot strap, and it separates. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Well made High Quality *by L***T on September 5, 2026* All I can say is if you are wanting a high quality rowing machine for your home this is it! Received it today and had it assembled in about 20 minutes. For me the fan feature is awesome it keeps you cool, without it your going to really sweat. It's not bulky, it's quiet and easy to program and use. The resistance is sufficient for me. Again get this one you won't regret it. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Row, Row, Row Your Boat *by H***D on April 23, 2016* I have owned most types of exercise equipment out there: treadmills, climbers, Spinbikes, recumbent bikes, total gym, ab machines, ellipticals, weight benches and all sorts of small do-hickys that were made to help you maintain or get into shape. No, I'm not a shopaholic LOL I am naturally small to average size but need to stay fit and healthy. Over the past year or so I have hit that dreaded time my mom and Aunts always warned about: that time when everything you ate stayed with you and loosing a quick five pounds was no longer a simple thing. One big note here though; One of the reasons I have had so many different types of exercise equipment over the years is, I have cerebral palsy and need to stay at a healthy weight and try to keep flexibility and cardiovascular health as high as I can have. Unfortunately I have found that many types of exercise equipment have something that prohibits me being able to use them effectively. For example, the total gym is a great piece of equipment however most of the exercises that I want to use involve laying on your back with your knees bent and your feet flat on the slide board. For me it is nearly impossible because of my muscle tightness I am unable to do that as well as a lot of the other exercises that require a bit of balance or flexibility that I just don't have. I also have weaker leg muscles so a lot of the other equipment seemed to either wear me out immediately, or I'd have to used my upper body exclusively. Several months ago I began thinking about a rower. I actually ordered and canceled a different, less expensive rower that had gotten good reviews here because I'd been reading independent review sites and the Concept 2 had always gotten great reviews and I knew I wouldn't be happy with lower quality. The water rowers looked good too but frankly I couldn't swing the cost especially since as much as I hoped a rower would work for me I knew the odds were I'd be selling it if it wasn't something I could use well. Assembly was probably the easiest of anything I've ever owned. The hardest part was getting the two pieces out from the Styrofoam! LOL Eight screws and the screwdriver was included. The item is well-made and feels sturdy but wasn't too heavy for me to assemble on my own very easily. All you are doing is attaching a V shape bracket to the rower and then down to the flat piece that sits on the floor. Once assembled you just lift the front piece of the machine (one handed it's not too heavy) and the back part has a little hook shaped end that goes down on a bar on the front piece and you lower the machine and the parts lock together. The machine is long but narrow. Storing may not be as easy as a machine that just folds but stays in one piece, but on the other hand having the two pieces come completely apart could make storage easy if you needed to put each piece away in different area. Now for the usage: As I have said I do have limitations and I do know they make a different model that sits up higher off the ground and it is supposed to be easier to get on and off if you have any type of balance or mobility issues however I chose this model because I felt it would be easier for me to get on and off. I did have to make one adaptation: because I do not have normal flexibility, I found that once my feet were strapped in I could not quite reach the handlebar to begin rowing, so I borrowed my Service Dogs tug rope she uses to open doors and attached it to the handlebar of the rower. It gives me the extra length that I need that once I am seated with my feet strapped in I can use the rope and pull the handle bar up to begin rowing. If you are heavier or built where you're not able to reach the bar comfortably this is an easy fix. When I first began using the rower I found as I had expected that I was using very little to no legs, however after just a week I am able to use my legs some. Nowhere near the "normal" amount of a correct row form where your legs are doing about 60% of the work, but I have seen enough improvement already to know that as I continue my leg strength will improve enough to where I will be rowing in a more full body natural form. The reason I am saying this is just to let you know that even if you are limited and you're not able to start out with the "correct" rowing style, you can still use this machine. I think it is important however to know what the correct form is. I would suggest going to the Concept2 website and watching a video. It's not difficult at all but I do like to remind myself as a row that it's legs core arms and then arms core legs. Since I did not have leg strength to begin with I needed to be aware of not pulling with my back. They also have a great video on adaptive rowing for those with physical limitations. So you can see that this really is something that everyone can use and benefit from. The machine is quite. Not silent but you can watch TV while using it without having the volume to max. You set the amount of air to allow through the machine by sliding a "damper" lever. The more air the more resistance but your pull also makes a difference so you can get a more challenging workout just by changing when and how fast you pull. The monitor is small but the numbers are large and easy to read. It has several features but I find the "Just Row" is what I'm using now. I also have an app on my phone and the rower and my phone connect via Bluetooth and it will log my information so I can have a record of my workouts. The app also offers a verbal feature so if you are visually impaired you can know how you are rowing as far as distance and time. They also have software that allows you to see yourself in a boat rowing against other people that you can see on a monitor or your tv. Even though I've only had the machine two weeks I can easily say it will be one of the very few that I will keep and use. It is by far my favorite and I'm already seeing improvements. I have lost 5 pounds and know that I am improving not only my cardiovascular system but I am getting stronger and more flexible as I can see improvements in my leg use. I started with 0% legs and now am maybe 10% and that's a big improvement that will only get better. Oh and I will add that it is FUN!!! I actually enjoy rowing. Something about the repetitive movements and sound I find enjoyable. I do not give five stars often at all because I am extremely critical and consider all factors. This rower and the company has not only met but exceeded my expectations and I would recommend it without hesitation. I'm looking forward to using this for years and seeing a real improvement in my health and happiness. If you have been considering this rower I would say go for it! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This rower is awesome!!!!!!! *by U***7 on June 29, 2016* Like other reviewers, I'm a runner (running for 35 years, 5 marathons, 20 half marathons) who is beginning to feel the effects of all that pounding. I've also noticed that I don't want to run if it's hot, if it's cold, if it's dark, if it's raining - pretty much any time the conditions are not perfect. So I've been looking for an alternative and a piece of home equipment to use if it's not 70 and sunny outside. I never liked rowers when I tried them in the gym until I was forced onto a Water Rower at Orange Theory. It was the first decent, non-rickety, well-made rower I'd ever used and I absolutely loved it. I also saw the Water Rower frequently used on "House of Cards" and thought it looked awesome, so I decided to investigate purchasing a WR. However, once I started researching rowers, I was won over by the Concept2 reviews and the fact that a Water Rower inherently has the ability to leak, something I did not want to risk since it would be in a carpeted guest room upstairs. I had never used one, never even seen one - every gym I've been in had the aforementioned cheap, rickety type - so it was a leap of faith to spend $1000 sight unseen. But what a great investment! It arrived in one box, left on my front porch while I was at work, so my husband and I carried it in and unpacked it. Neither of us is handy at all, but as other reviewers said, it's literally 8 screws. I am a 58 year old female with no mechanical aptitude and I had it put together in less than 10 minutes. It works flawlessly, smoothly, and quietly. I love, love, LOVE it. One suggestion: get yourself a fan to set up in front of it. It makes all the difference in your comfort level while rowing. I bought one for $19 at Walmart on an adjustable stand and have it positioned just right, and it makes me able to stay on the rower much longer. I also keep a sweat towel handy. Awesome piece of equipment! ## Frequently Bought Together - Concept2 RowErg Indoor Rowing Machine - PM5 Monitor, Device Holder, Adjustable Air Resistance, Easy Storage - Rowing Machine Seat Cushion fits Perfectly Over Concept 2 Rower - Rower Seat Cushion Compatible with Hydrow, Concept2 and Other Row Machines - Rower Accessories and Seat Pad - Vapor Fitness Phone Holder Made for PM5 Monitors of Concept 2 Rower, SkiErg and BikeErg - Silicone Smartphone Cradle Compatible with Concept 2 Rowing Machine. 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