CityRow Go Max Rowing Machine Review

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The CityRow Go Max is an indoor water rower manufactured by CityRow, a chain of indoor rowing studios based in New York. This sleek rower was designed via a partnership with WaterRower, so the design is very similar to a traditional water rower machine with a wood frame, subtle low-profile, and eye-catching design. Ours is black and while it matches the other steel-framed exercise equipment we have here in the studio, it is also uniquely chic and stately.

Water rowers have long been preferred by rowing enthusiasts because they feel similar to an actual outdoor rowing experience. The relaxing swoosh of the water in the tank, consistent handle stroke, and gentle slide of the seat makes it feel like you are in a rowing shell gliding along on a cool morning out on the lake. Unlike loud air-resistance rowers, the CityRow is relatively quiet and can be used indoors without disturbing roommates, family members or neighbors. The CityRow also includes subscription content and a 19.5” touchscreen with outdoor rowing sessions led by professional rowers. The combination of classic frame design and updated tech makes the CityRow an attractive option for both experienced rowers and novices who want a little guidance as they learn the sport.

Some of our favorite features include:
Rower Features
Sleek, subtle design
Wood frame and water tank look stately. Rail is only 7.5” off the floor, so it sits lower than comparable rowers. The seat is 10” off the floor. We recommend users make sure they can get down and then up off the seat.
Frame supports 375 pounds
Good option for larger users. The seat is generously cushioned and measures 12” wide and 10” deep with contours for your tailbone and glutes.
Foot pedals allow for gentle ankle motion that reduces leg tension and facilitates full knee flexion.
The pedals are 12” long, with adjustable foot supports and straps that will support any size shoe
Comfortable Handle, Quiet Strap
The ergonomic handle is 18” wide. The belt strap is much quieter than a chain and is constructed of a polyester webbing (like a seat belt) that won’t tear or break.
19.5” Full Color Touchscreen
The touchscreen is easy to see with crisp graphics and 1080 resolution.
Bluetooth enabled for heart rate monitors and wireless headphones
The CityRow GO will sync with any number of Bluetooth chest straps so you can read your HR right on the screen.
Tank can be emptied when needed
The included syphon pump makes filling and emptying the tank easy. CityRow recommends adding a purification tablet once every six months (one is included).

Rowing engages more than 80% of the muscles in your body. This low-impact sport works the legs, glutes, core and arms for a full-body workout that facilitates both cardiovascular conditioning and enhances muscular strength. The goal of the CityRow GO is to make the sport of rowing more accessible so regular people can enjoy this exercise in their own homes. CityRow’s library of classes features introductory practice rows that then lead into longer sessions.

I’m impressed with both the feel and functionality of the CityRow GO Max. A subscription for the CityRow app runs you $29/month and the rower itself is priced just over $2000, so this is a bit of an investment. But the chic design, quiet rowing noise and comfortable feel combine to make this an excellent option for an in-home rowing session. If you enjoy water rowing, this provides the real feel of rowing outdoors with the benefit of subscription content to keep you motivated and engaged.

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