What’s a good smart trainer to get these days that you can (air) travel with? Anyone travel with the Tacx Flow or Saris M2? Anyone do Zwift and power based workouts with a Feedback Sports Omnium Overdrive and pedal based power meter? Omnium seems kinda expensive as a backup trainer just to use with infrequent travel. Also in the bag for air travel would be a stand for an iPad, and a fan so folded size and weight of the trainer matter.
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Re: Good lightweight and compact smart trainer you can travel with? [tedtri]
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possibly there are smarter solutions than flying with bike, trainer, ipad, stand and fan altogether. if you describe your situation, you could get good suggestions here
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I've done workouts with a Feedback Sports Omnium Overdrive. It's not a smart trainer but it sure is small and easy to pack.
I just use my laptop for Zwift and connect to my Powermeter with bluetooth. I'm not a big person so I don't put out a lot of power but it'll do 300 watts without a problem.
I bought mine from probikekit about a year ago for $425. Yes, it was expensive. If you want a trainer with no resistance then get the Omnium Zero which is good for warmups before a race.
I just use my laptop for Zwift and connect to my Powermeter with bluetooth. I'm not a big person so I don't put out a lot of power but it'll do 300 watts without a problem.
I bought mine from probikekit about a year ago for $425. Yes, it was expensive. If you want a trainer with no resistance then get the Omnium Zero which is good for warmups before a race.