This cardio machine actually looks good in a living room.
cuts a lean, sculptural figure at nearly 7 feet tall: long, simple planks of blonde ash wood, extending up from the bulbous, clear water tank at its base. It looks less like exercise equipment and more like an eccentric prop for a vintage Paul Thomas Anderson movie . When I strap in for a workout, it looks like it belongs on my hardwood floors. Not like I’ve been invaded by Equinox.
Another benefit: It’s quiet. As someone who spends his days writing screenplays and watching movies, I often find my biggest problem with actually going to a gym—and with most in-person human activity, honestly—is that I have to stop watching my beautiful, big TV.
I purchased the basic Natural model in ash for $1,199, which felt pricey upfront but, over the two years, has been a bargain compared with a big-city gym membership. People have asked me if the water gets murky; mine has stayed crystal clear, though the company does offer a free “
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