Feedback Sports Omnium Over-Drive
449,-
Wahoo KICKR ROLLR
534,95
Feedback Sports Omnium Over-Drive vs. Wahoo KICKR ROLLR
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Reviews
Pros
Compact (2x) |
Relatively low weight |
Stable |
Plug-free |
works as promised |
easy to change between bikes |
easy to setup |
Smart |
Cons
None yet |
No |
Price |
imprecise power measurements |
Slightly more rear tyre wear |
Front clamp gets loose(ser) |
No wattage tracker on it |
According to the product specialist
Pros
| Progressive roll mechanism provides the ultimate ‘road feeling’. |
| The bearings are maintenance-free. |
| Compact, lightweight and very easy to fold. |
| Including heavy-duty tote bag for transport and storage. |
| Features both ANT+ and Bluetooth for optimal use of the Wahoo KICKR ROLLR. |
| You can quickly and easily place your bike onto the Wahoo Kickr Rollr without fiddling with thru axles or having to remove your rear wheel. |
| Ideal for warming up before an event. |
| The KICKR ROLLR frees up the rear wheel to move naturally, providing an experience that feels more like riding outdoors. |
Cons
| A roller is not compatible with other devices and training programmes. |
| Without a trainer tyre, you can wear out your rear tyre quickly. |
Specifications
N/A
600 Watt
1500 Watt
Bluetooth Smart
ANT+
ANT+
Bluetooth Smart
ANT+
ANT+
No
No
Yes, software controlled
N/A
10%
Basic turbo trainer
Smart turbo trainer
Suitable for type of cassette
Shimano
SRAM
Campagnolo
SRAM
Campagnolo
Compatible with disc brakes
Yes
Yes
26 inch (650c)
27.5 inch (650b)
28 inch (700c)
29 inch
27.5 inch (650b)
28 inch (700c)
29 inch
No
Yes