WalkingPad RM1 Rowing Machine

Magnetic Rowing Machine WalkingPad RM1 Rowing Machine The RM1 runs 32 levels of electromagnetic resistance off a twist dial, so changing load mid-piece takes a hand off the handle for about a second. Thirty-two steps is a fine enough scale to hold a target split through a long interval instead of overshooting it, and because the resistance is electronically controlled, level 19 today is level 19 next month. The rail measures 940 mm — roughly 37 inches — which is what lets a rower up to 6' 3" finish the drive instead of running out of slide. The dual-track frame is rated to 265 lb, and the whole rail folds vertical when the session ends, dropping the machine from 63.7" long to 25.8". Resistance 32 Levels Electromagnetic, dial-controlled Max User Height 6' 3" 940 mm (37") rail User Weight 265 lb 120 kg capacity Folded Length 25.8" From 63.7" in use Cushioned seat on smooth rollers Built-in transport wheels Kinomap and HitGo over Bluetooth The Technology Four systems behind the stroke. How resistance is set, how the machine tells you what you are doing, what the rail is built on, and where your session goes afterwards. 🎛️ 32-Level Electronic Control Resistance is electromagnetic and managed through 32 precise levels with a twist of the dial. Fine steps matter on a rower: the difference between a sustainable 20-minute piece and a set you blow up in six minutes is often one increment, and 32 of them gives you room to find it. Smart electronic control 💡 Smart LED Visual Feedback Color-changing light rings respond to how hard you are rowing — blue at low intensity, shifting to red at high. You get intensity feedback in your peripheral vision, which means you can hold effort by color without dropping your eyes to a console mid-stroke. Blue → red intensity 🛤️ Dual-Track Rail The seat runs on two tracks rather than one. WalkingPad rates the dual-track design as 50% more stable than single-rail frames; what you feel is a seat that tracks straight when you drive hard off the footplate instead of wandering under you at the catch. Rated to 265 lb. 265 lb capacity 📲 Bluetooth, Kinomap & HitGo Over Bluetooth the RM1 connects to Kinomap, where resistance adjusts in real time to match real-world waterways, and to the HitGo app, which records your sessions, adds AI-powered insights, and runs training programs that adjust speed for you. Two-app support Why Athletes Choose This One movement, most of the body, no impact. 🎛️ 32 resistance levels on one dial Electromagnetic 📏 Full stroke for riders up to 6' 3" 940 mm rail 💪 Legs, glutes, core, back, shoulders, arms Low impact 💡 Intensity you can read by color LED rings ⚖️ 265 lb capacity on a dual-track rail 120 kg 📦 Rail folds vertical after a session 63.7" → 25.8" 📊 Calories, speed, stroke count, time Every session 🌊 Kinomap matches real waterways Bluetooth Built For Training Where the RM1 earns its place in the room. The Stroke 940 mm of rail, so tall rowers finish the drive Short rails are what make home rowers feel wrong to anyone over six feet — you run out of slide before your legs finish pushing, and the stroke turns into an arm pull. The RM1 uses a 940 mm rail, roughly 37 inches, which accommodates users up to 6' 3" through a full, unrestricted stroke. The seat itself is cushioned and rides on ultra-smooth rollers, the detail that decides whether you finish a 30-minute piece or stop at 12 because of where you are sitting. One long rail also means two people of different heights share the machine without adjusting anything. 940 mm (37" approx.) rail, rated for users up to 6' 3" Ergonomic cushioned seat on ultra-smooth rollers Dual-track frame rated to 265 lb (120 kg) Long Rail Dual-Track Control & Feedback Turn the dial, watch the color Resistance runs through 32 electromagnetic levels set by a single twist, so you can step load up between intervals without leaving the seat or losing rhythm. The LED rings then report what you are doing back to you: blue while you are rowing easy, red when intensity climbs. The console keeps the numbers that matter for repeatable training — calories burned, speed, stroke count and time — so a session becomes something you can match rather than approximate. 32 levels of electromagnetic resistance via twist dial Color-changing LED rings, blue at low intensity to red at high Tracks calories burned, speed, stroke count and time 32 Levels LED Feedback Connected Training Two apps, two different reasons to row Connect over Bluetooth to Kinomap and the resistance moves on its own to match real-world waterways, so the machine does the deciding while you hold form. Connect to the HitGo app instead and it records your exercise, surfaces AI-powered insights, and runs training programs that adjust speed automatically. An integrated holder keeps a phone or tablet in reach for either one, or for the show that gets you through a steady-state piece. Tablet not included. Kinomap: resistance adjusts in real time to real-world waterways HitGo app: session records, AI-powered insights, auto-adjusting programs Hands-free device holder for a smartphone or tablet Kinomap HitGo App Storage From 63.7 inches on the floor to 25.8 A rower is a long machine, and the length is why so many end up sold. The RM1 rail folds vertical: 63.7" x 20.8" x 25.8" in use becomes 25.8" x 20.8" x 49.8" standing against a wall. Built-in wheels move the 42.5 lb frame in seconds, and the modular build means assembly is straightforward rather than an afternoon. It runs on a standard corded connection, so plan the spot with an outlet in reach. Unfolded: 63.7" x 20.8" x 25.8" (162 x 53 x 65.6 cm) Folded: 25.8" x 20.8" x 49.8" (65.6 x 53 x 126.7 cm) 42.5 lb net weight with built-in transport wheels Folds Vertical Wheeled Full Spec Sheet Specifications Resistance & Ride Resistance Magnetic Resistance Levels 32 levels of electromagnetic resistance Tracked Data Calories burned, speed, stroke count, time Display Smart LED visual feedback system Shock Absorption EVA & PET Capacity & Weight Weight Capacity 265 lb (120 kg) Max User Height 6' 3" Net Weight 42.5 lb (19.3 kg) Gross Weight 48.5 lb (22 kg) Material Alloy steel, plastic Dimensions Unfolded Size 63.7 x 20.8 x 25.8 in (162 x 53 x 65.6 cm) Folded Size 25.8 x 20.8 x 49.8 in (65.6 x 53 x 126.7 cm) Packaging Size 42.5 x 18.3 x 6.9 in (108 x 46.5 x 17.5 cm) Foldable Yes — rail folds vertical Setup & Connectivity Power Source Corded electric Assembly Simple assembly required, clear instructions included Connectivity Bluetooth Apps Kinomap, HitGo Warranty 1 year, optional extension available Questions Frequently Asked Questions How is resistance adjusted? + With a dial. The RM1 uses 32 levels of electromagnetic resistance under smart electronic control, changed by a single twist — you can step up between intervals without stopping or leaving the seat. Does it need to be plugged in? + Yes. The power source is corded electric, which is what drives the electronically controlled resistance and the LED feedback system. Set the machine up where an outlet is in reach. I'm tall — will I get a full stroke? + The rail is 940 mm (about 37") and accommodates users up to 6' 3" through a full, unrestricted stroke. The same long rail is what lets people of different heights share the machine without changing a setting. What is the weight limit? + 265 lb (120 kg) maximum user weight, carried on the dual-track frame. How much space does it take, folded and unfolded? + In use it measures 63.7" x 20.8" x 25.8". The rail folds vertical to 25.8" x 20.8" x 49.8", and built-in wheels let you move the 42.5 lb machine to a wall or a corner in seconds. What can it connect to, and what does it track? + Over Bluetooth it pairs with Kinomap, where resistance adjusts in real time to match real-world waterways, and with the HitGo app for session records, AI-powered insights and auto-adjusting training programs. On the machine itself you get calories burned, speed, stroke count and time. How much assembly is needed, and what warranty applies? + Simple assembly is required, with clear instructions included and a modular structure built for it. The RM1 ships with a 1-year warranty, with an optional extension available.