WalkingPad WM10 Foldable Water Rowing Machine
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Water Rowing Machine
The WM10 is the rower in this family that runs two resistance systems at once. A 33 lb water tank supplies the feel, and a 77 lb magnetic brake sits behind it, for up to 110 lb of pulling force. The DigitalDial knob moves the magnetic half across 32 levels, so an easy aerobic row and a heavy interval set are one twist apart instead of a tank refill apart.
That matters most in a house where more than one person trains. Two rowers of different strength share the same machine and each sets their own load in a second. The solid wood frame carries 331 lb, the track runs 49 inches, and the whole thing tri-folds down to 28.94 inches long when you are done.
The Technology
Most home rowers ask you to pick water feel or adjustable load. The WM10 runs both, and the folding hardware is built so the tank never has to come out.
Why Athletes Choose This
Built For Training
On a water-only rower, resistance is set by how much water is in the tank. Change the load and you are draining or filling it. The WM10 leaves its 33 lb water tank alone and puts the adjustment in a 77 lb magnetic brake, giving a 110 lb ceiling that moves with a knob. The tank still does the job water does best, which is answering your effort stroke for stroke and doing it quietly. The tint on the tank blocks light to slow algae growth, so the water stays clear through months of use rather than weeks.
A rower that lives in the middle of the floor gets used for a month. The WM10 folds in three and drops to 28.94" x 18.90" x 22.83", low enough to slide under a desk and narrow enough to stand against a wall. The fold and unfold take seconds and the water tank stays secure throughout, so there is no draining step between sessions. Integrated wheels handle the moving across whatever flooring you have, which means putting it away is not a two-person job.
Track length decides whether you finish the drive or run out of rail. At 49 inches the WM10 supports a full leg extension for users up to 7'5", which is the difference between rowing and half-rowing if you are over six feet. The seat is oversized, cushioned, and set slightly higher than the footplates, which makes the forward lean at the catch easier to hold on a long session. The handle sits forward and curves to follow your grip, cutting wrist strain, and its extra width lets you take a wider grip when you want more upper back in the pull.
The LED display is soft enough not to glare back at you and clear enough to read in a dim room, showing distance, strokes, and calories while you row. An adjustable holder keeps your phone at a viewing angle for a guided session or a show. Sessions sync to the free KS Fit app for AI-powered feedback on how your training is trending, and Bluetooth connects the WM10 to Kinomap for routes where the resistance changes with the water you are rowing through.
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