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Best rowing and crew equipment, ranked

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  1. Concept2 Model D Indoor Rowing Machine
    Best overall Concept2

    Concept2 Model D Indoor Rowing Machine

    4.9/5 $1,199.99 Only 9 left

    Industry-standard erg with reliable performance and easy maintenance.

    • Smooth flywheel
    • Accurate PM5 monitor
    • Low noise
    • Heavy to move
  2. WaterRower Natural Rowing Machine
    Best aesthetic WaterRower

    WaterRower Natural Rowing Machine

    4.7/5 $1,324.00

    Quiet water-resistance rower with solid walnut frame that mimics rowing on water.

    • Quiet water resistance
    • Elegant design
    • Built-in storage
    • Higher price
  3. Hydrow Connected Rowing Machine
    Best tech integration Hydrow

    Hydrow Connected Rowing Machine

    4.6/5 $2,295.00

    Live-streamed rowing workouts with interactive screen and magnetic resistance.

    • Immersive classes
    • Responsive console
    • Adjustable resistance
    • Expensive
    • Requires subscription
  4. Best performance oar

    Croker Oar Set (Croker 2.0 Carbon)

    4.5/5 $250-$300

    Lightweight carbon oar with balanced blade shape for competitive rowing.

    • Carbon fiber strength
    • Balanced feel
    • Durable
    • Costly
  5. Best racing shell

    X-Boat Elite Rigid Shell (8+)

    4.8/5 $25,000-$30,000

    High-performance 8+ shell with carbon fiber hull for elite competition.

    • Carbon hull
    • Optimal stiffness
    • Professional rigging
    • Very expensive
  6. Concept2 Carbon Oar
    Best for indoor/erg OCEANBROAD

    Concept2 Carbon Oar

    4.6/5 $169.95 Only 19 left

    Designed for use with Concept2 indoor rowers, offering smooth feel and durability.

    • Lightweight
    • Erg-compatible
    • Sturdy
  7. Best footwear Weweya

    Jobe Rowing Shoes

    4.4/5 $100-$130

    Low-profile shoes with stiff soles for optimal power transfer on the foot stretchers.

    • Stiff sole
    • Secure fit
    • Breathable
    • Limited color options

Buying tips

When choosing rowing equipment consider where you’ll train - indoor ergometers for convenience, water-rowers for a realistic feel, and high-end shells or oars for competitive crews. Prioritize durability, resistance type, and budget, and don’t forget accessories like proper shoes to maximize power transfer.

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