Save over $200 on an Echelon rowing machine that folds up for easy storage
SAVE $203: The Echelon Row Sport delivers a total body workout at home. As of Dec. 13, it's on sale for just $397 at Walmart (regular price: $599.99). That's about 37% off its usual cost.
Building out a home gym is super convenient, but can also take up a lot of space in your home. The Echelon Row Sport gives you the best of both worlds: a total body fitness machine with a foldable, space-saving design.
As of Dec. 13, you can pick up the Echelon Sport Rower on sale for just $397 at Walmart. That's $203 off its usual cost. You'll also score a free 90-day trial of Echelon Premier, which provides "all Echelon instructor-led classes and exclusive content" from the Echelon Fit app.
The Echelon Row Sport provides a great full-body workout, but it's still designed to be low-impact. The smooth-glide engineering and ergonomic sliding seat support proper hip and spine alignment, allowing for optimal rowing form and peak performance.
Each user can adjust the intensity of their workout with 32 levels of silent, magnetic resistance. If the rowing gets rough, drop the intensity down a notch or two. If it's too easy, step it up a few levels.
The built-in device holder secures your smartphone or tablet to the rower, which you can use to connect to the Echelon app. There, you'll be able to explore live and on-demand classes, follow along with instructors, and track real-time workout data.
When you finish your workout, you can fold up the Row Sport and stow it away with the handle and transport wheels.
It's not every day you can get a rowing machine for just $397, so snag this holiday deal while it lasts at Walmart.
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