Hydrow, maker of popular connected smart rowing machines, is reportedly in talks to buy Cityrow, its much smaller rival, “according to people with knowledge of the matter,” Bloomberg reports.
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CLMBR, the first to bring a vertical climber to connected fitness, has partnered with five-time CrossFit Games Champion, Matt Fraser. A new collection of six classes featuring Fraser is now available to be taken on CLMBR.
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CLMBR is the first to create a connected fitness experience around a vertical climber. Not only that, but it is also the first company to make a climber look as good as it feels to use. With impressively little floor space needed, CLMBR packs an enormous amount of workout variety that is arguably more effective and functional than other options.
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CLMBR has been adding high profile investors in recent months. In November, Jay-Z and Novak Djokovic joined the YouTube cofounder Chad Hurley in becoming an investor. Today, Ryan Seacrest has been announced as a new investor.
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On the heels of the announcement that YouTube co-founder and former CEO Chad Hurley had invested in the company, CLMBR has announced that Jay-Z and Novak Djokovic are now investing in the company as well.
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Chad Hurley, one of the co-founders and former CEO of YouTube, has joined the board of advisors at CLMBR. He is also investing in the company in a seed round that will support the CLMBR Connected and CLMBR Pure vertical climbing machines’ launch and delivery.
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Connected fitness is making its way into every corner of the fitness ecosystem with every company trying to become the next Peloton. Today, CLMBR is announcing the world’s first connected climbing machine for the home, but it’ll cost you.
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