WalkingPad RW001 Magnetic Rowing Machine

Magnetic Rowing Machine WalkingPad RW001 Magnetic Rowing Machine Rowing works the legs, back, and arms in one stroke without asking your knees to absorb landing forces. The RW001 engages over 85% of your major muscle groups and scales from a warm-up to 88 lb of load across 24 resistance levels, so an easy aerobic session on a recovery day and a hard interval set on a training day run on the same machine. Resistance is set with a single LED control knob that also reads back your workout metrics. The seat travels on 850 mm dual rails set at a 3° incline, the frame is rated to 265 lb and users up to 6'3", and magnetic resistance runs near-silent — quiet enough for a 6 a.m. session in a shared apartment. Max Resistance 88 lb 40 kg at the top level Resistance Levels 24 Set from the LED knob User Weight 265 lb 120 kg capacity Rail Length 33.5" 850 mm dual rails, 3° incline Bluetooth to KS Fit & Kinomap Floor-safe transport wheels 1-year warranty The Technology Four parts that decide how a stroke feels. Resistance, control, rail geometry, and what the machine talks to. On a rower, those four settle whether you train on it twice a week or twice a month. 🧲 New-Gen Magnetic Resistance Magnets load the flywheel without contact, so the pull stays smooth and consistent from the first stroke of a piece to the last. The range runs to 40 kg — 88 lb — across 24 levels, which is enough spread to hold a light aerobic pace one day and grind out short, heavy pieces the next. 24 Levels · Up to 88 lb 🎛️ LED Control Knob One dial changes resistance and shows your workout metrics. Mid-piece, that matters: you turn a knob to add load instead of hunting through a menu and breaking your rhythm to do it. Resistance & metrics on one dial 🛤️ Dual-Rail Slide Two rails instead of one keep the seat tracking straight when you drive hard off the footplate. The rail runs 850 mm at a 3° incline, which uses gravity to help return the seat to the catch and gives taller rowers — up to 6'3" — room to finish the leg drive. 850 mm · 3° incline 📲 KS Fit & Kinomap Bluetooth connects the RW001 to KS Fit or Kinomap for guided workouts, virtual routes, and training progress you can look back on. Steady-state rowing is easier to repeat when someone else is setting the piece. Guided workouts & virtual routes Why Athletes Choose This Conditioning volume your joints do not pay for. 🚣 Over 85% of major muscle groups Full-body 🦵 No impact through the knees Joint-friendly 🎚️ 24 resistance levels Up to 88 lb 🔇 Near-silent magnetic resistance Shared spaces ⚖️ 265 lb frame capacity 120 kg 📏 Fits rowers up to 6'3" 190 cm 🛞 Rolls away on floor-safe wheels Storage 📲 Guided routes over Bluetooth KS Fit & Kinomap Built For Training Volume Where the RW001 earns its floor space. Resistance Twenty-four steps between a warm-up and 88 lb Resistance range is what decides whether a rower stays useful past month two. Twenty-four levels running up to 40 kg means the gap between one setting and the next is small enough to actually train through — you add a level when a piece stops being hard, rather than jumping from too easy to too heavy. The LED control knob sets the level and reports your metrics, so the adjustment happens without stopping the stroke. 24 resistance levels, up to 40 kg (88 lb) Magnetic system for smooth, consistent resistance LED control knob sets resistance and shows workout metrics 24 Levels Up to 88 lb The Stroke 850 mm of rail, angled 3 degrees A rower with too little rail forces you to cut the leg drive short, and a single rail lets the seat wander when you push hard. The RW001 runs the seat on dual rails over an 850 mm travel at a 3° incline, which supports full leg extension for users up to 6'3" and uses the slope to bring the seat back toward the catch. Contact points are built for long pieces: a soft silicone handle, extra-wide adjustable foot pedals, and an ergonomic seat. 850 mm dual rails at a 3° incline Fits users up to 6'3" (190 cm), rated to 265 lb (120 kg) Silicone handle, extra-wide adjustable pedals, ergonomic seat Dual Rails 3° Incline Home Practicality Quiet enough to train before anyone is awake Magnetic resistance runs near-silent, which is the difference between rowing at 6 a.m. and waiting until the house is empty. When the session ends, built-in floor-safe transport wheels take the weight so you can tip it up and roll it out of the way. The frame is reinforced carbon steel, cut and welded to hold its alignment through repeated hard sessions. Near-silent magnetic operation for shared living spaces Built-in floor-safe transport wheels Reinforced carbon steel frame, laser cut and robot welded Near-Silent Rolls Away Questions Frequently Asked Questions How much resistance does the RW001 actually offer? + Up to 40 kg (88 lb), spread across 24 levels. You change levels on the LED control knob, which also displays your workout metrics. Is it quiet enough for an apartment or a shared room? + Yes. The magnetic resistance system runs near-silent, which is what makes it workable in shared living spaces and for sessions early in the morning or late at night. What is the weight limit, and how tall a rower does it fit? + The frame is rated to 265 lb (120 kg) and the 850 mm rail suits users up to 6'3" (190 cm). Is rowing easier on my knees than running? + Rowing is a low-impact movement — your feet stay on the pedals, so there is no landing force through the knees and joints. It still engages over 85% of your major muscle groups, which is why it works as conditioning volume on days when you do not want to add running mileage. Does it connect to an app? + Yes, over Bluetooth. It pairs with KS Fit or Kinomap for guided workouts, virtual routes, and training progress tracking. Can I move it out of the way between sessions? + Yes. It has built-in floor-safe transport wheels, so you can move and store it without dragging the frame across your floor. What warranty comes with it? + A 1-year warranty, with an optional extension available.