CARDIO MACHINES

Explore the full cardio spectrum

• Rowing Machines: From water-resistance models like the Aquon Waterflow to the legendary Concept 2 RowErg and SkiErg, ideal for full-body training.
• Exercise Bikes & Air Bikes: Choose upright, recumbent or spin-style bikes including the Concept 2 BikeErg and HAMMER indoor cycles. Air bikes are great for HIIT and total-body cardio.
• Cross Trainers & Ellipticals: Smooth, low-impact movement with options like the Finnlo Ellypsis or the compact HAMMER CrossPace series.
• Steppers & Climbmills: Step up your endurance with StairMaster models or the high-intensity Primal HIIT Climbmill.
• Spin Bikes: Designed for power, cadence and intensity — perfect for home users or studio group classes.

Already have a favourite cardio style? Our Treadmills section covers everything from compact folding options to commercial-grade incline trainers.

Cardio machines for home and commercial use

Whether you're kitting out a hotel, school, studio or home, we stock both light-commercial and full-commercial models with delivery and optional installation across Ireland. Need more than cardio? Explore our Commercial Gym Equipment for everything from racks to resistance gear.

Build your full fitness setup

Pair your cardio gear with mats, monitors and more through our Fitness Equipment in Ireland hub. Whether you’re just getting started or expanding a full gym floor, our team is here to help you find the right tools.

Start your cardio journey with equipment that delivers long-term performance — indoors, outdoors, or anywhere in between.

FAQs

Q: What types of cardio machines are best for home use?
A: It depends on your space and training style. Bikes and rowers typically have a smaller footprint, while folding treadmills and compact ellipticals work well in tighter areas. Upright bikes and cross trainers are also quieter options if noise is a concern.

Q: How do I choose between a rower, bike, and cross trainer?
A: Rowers provide full-body, low-impact workouts ideal for strength and endurance. Bikes focus more on lower body and are great for joint issues. Cross trainers offer a balance of both with upper-body involvement and smooth, elliptical motion.

Q: Are these machines suitable for commercial use?
A: Yes—many of the products listed are rated for light-commercial or full-commercial use. Always check the product specs to confirm usage class, as some machines are designed for home-only use.

Q: What kind of maintenance do cardio machines require?
A: Wipe down consoles and moving parts regularly, keep machines dust-free, and check belts or chains for tension. Rowers and bikes may need occasional lubrication, while machines like treadmills may require belt alignment or deck cleaning over time.

Q: Do I need internet or an app to use these machines?
A: No, most machines work standalone. However, many offer optional app connectivity for performance tracking, virtual coaching, or syncing with platforms like Zwift or Kinomap.

Q: Can I speak to someone before buying a cardio machine?
A: Absolutely. If you're unsure which machine suits your space, goals or budget, just get in touch by phone or email. We're happy to offer personalised advice and help you make a choice that fits your needs — without any guesswork.