Xebex Air Rower 2.0 - Foldable Professional Air Rowing Machine

The Xebex Air Rower 2.0 weighs 43 kg, takes users up to 227 kg and runs a 10-level damper on air resistance. Its defining feature is that it folds in two and rolls away on four wheels, which no other rower in the professional category does.

Why folding changes the room

A rowing machine occupies around 2.5 m of floor length and gets used in blocks rather than continuously. In a studio that runs classes, or a gym where the cardio zone doubles as a functional space, that footprint is dead weight for most of the day. A rower that folds and rolls turns a permanent installation into equipment that comes out when it is programmed, which in practice means a facility can own more rowers than it has floor space for.

Air resistance in practice

Air resistance is self-scaling: the harder the stroke, the more air the flywheel has to move, so the load answers the athlete rather than a setting. The 10-level damper sits on top of that, changing how much air reaches the flywheel and therefore the character of the stroke, from a light, fast catch to a heavy, boat-like pull. The chain drive is stainless steel, which is the component that decides whether a rower still feels right after several years in a commercial room.

• Full-body engagement: legs, back, arms and trunk
• Low joint impact, suitable for mixed-ability groups
• Console tracking training data through the session
• Suited to competition training and to general conditioning

Technical specifications

Where it fits

Gyms, sports centres, functional training boxes and serious individual athletes. As the entry model in the professional Xebex range, it is the reference to specify when the requirement is genuine commercial durability rather than the highest specification available, and its folding frame makes it the obvious choice where storage is part of the brief.

Frequently asked questions

How does it differ from the Air Rower 3.0?

The 2.0 is the entry professional model. The 3.0 sits above it in the range with a higher specification. Both use air resistance; choose on console features, frame specification and budget rather than on the rowing action itself.

Does folding affect rigidity?

No. The hinge is engineered as a structural joint and the machine is rated to 227 kg of user weight in its deployed position, which is above what most commercial rowers accept.

What maintenance does it need?

Air resistance has no brake pads and no fluid. The routine is limited to keeping the flywheel housing free of dust, checking the chain, and wiping down the seat rail. A stainless chain removes the corrosion issue that affects plated chains in humid rooms.

Tell us how many units you need and whether they will be stored between sessions, and we will return a quotation covering equipment, delivery and assembly.