Aviron Strong Series Rower
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- Dual air and magnetic resistance up to 100 lb, with cardio levels 10-100 and strength levels 110-160
- 22-inch HD touchscreen pivots up to 270 degrees for on- and off-rower workouts
- 507 lb max user weight and fits users up to approximately 6'8"
- Stores upright in a 35" x 27" footprint (83" tall)
- Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, a 2MP camera with mic, and two 5W speakers
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About the Aviron Strong Series Rower
The Aviron Strong Series Rower is a connected rowing machine that pairs dual air and magnetic resistance with a 22-inch HD touchscreen. Instead of a basic metrics display, the screen runs Aviron's game-style workouts, races and guided sessions, and it pivots up to 270 degrees so you can follow off-rower training on the floor beside the machine.
It is built to fit a wide range of people, with a 507 lb maximum user weight, room for rowers up to roughly 6'8", a 20-inch-high seat and patented four-way adjustable foot plates. Resistance runs through cardio levels and dedicated strength levels, topping out at 100 lb, and the nylon belt drive is rated at around 60 decibels.
When you're done, the rower stands upright on a footprint of about 35 by 27 inches, though it needs roughly 83 inches of height to do so. It suits home rowers who want structured, entertaining sessions. Note that the full workout library requires an Aviron membership.
What reviewers say
Reviewers generally like how the Strong Series turns rowing into something closer to a game, and they credit its sturdy frame, very high weight capacity and easy-to-mount design. Several note it runs quieter than a traditional air rower, though the fan still makes some noise. The most common criticisms are that the games and most engaging content sit behind a monthly membership, the high price, and a large, heavy machine that needs a tall ceiling to store upright.
Pros
- Gamified workouts and races keep sessions engaging
- Sturdy frame with a very high user weight capacity
- Quieter than a traditional air rower
- Rotating screen and upright storage add flexibility
Cons
- Games and most content require an ongoing membership
- Bulky machine that needs a tall ceiling to store upright
- Priced in line with premium connected rowers
Our summary of professional and shopper reviews published elsewhere (Garage Gym Reviews, Live Science, Men's Fitness, Connect The Watts and TreadmillReviews.net), as of Oct 10, 2026. These are not reviews of PAPA YES.
Key specs
| Brand | Aviron |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 84" L x 27" W x 48" H |
| Upright storage dimensions | 35" L x 27" W x 83" H |
| Weight | 114 lb |
| Max user weight | 507 lb |
| Max user height | Approx. 6'8" |
| Resistance | Dual air + magnetic |
| Resistance levels | Cardio 10-100, Strength 110-160 |
| Max resistance | 100 lb |
| Screen | 22" HD touchscreen, pivots 270 degrees |
| Audio | 2 x 5W speakers |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth |
| Camera | 2MP camera with microphone |
| Drive | Nylon belt (approx. 60 dB) |
| Seat height | 20" |
| Category | Fitness |
| Term | 52 weekly payments |
| Weekly payment | $50.74 |
| Total cost | $2,638.80 in store credit |
| Availability | In stock |
| SKU | aviron-strong-series-rower-daaca1 |
