Feedback Sports Over Drive Portable Trainer Review

These shoes exceeded my expectations. I use it on different days when I can't go outside because of bad weather. Setup was easy. I didn't know you could adjust the height of the A-pillar with bolts. The resistance levels let you pedal light, medium or hard and will definitely make you sweat and burn calories. Just a personal preference, I use a small step stool to get on and off the bike. I live in an apartment so I added an extra rubber cover to absorb vibration noise that might bother my…

Bought to travel with a coach. Despite its light weight and small cylinders, it delivers impressive drag. I've been doing regular intervals at 275 watts and there's still room for more intense work. The only thing this machine can't handle is low rpm intervals (below 60 rpm I think). It's incredibly compact and takes less than 2 minutes to fully set up. No problem getting through airport security or putting it in the luggage compartment of the plane. Very happy with the purchase and I would…

I have been using the Feedback Omni for about a month and am very impressed. It is very easy to set up and take down and gives me a great bike workout. (I usually sweat profusely after about 10 minutes of exercise.) Unlike most machines, it attaches to the front fork of the bike (you have to remove the front wheel, which is easy). Separately, I bought a speed sensor for my bike to use with a bike app to track mileage. For the quality, the price is very cheap compared to other stationary…

fantasy. I'm used to regular Fluid trainers which are heavy and take up a lot of space, require wheel adjustments, etc. It installs and removes in under 2 minutes - great if you do a combination of indoor and outdoor rides. I run fairly high watts (275) for decent intervals - 6-15 minutes and works great. A little play (0.5 inch) from side to side in the back but the feel is nice, more natural on rollers than fixed rollers. This is the best option if you: don't want or need a Smart Coach; They…

If you are a keen cyclist and remember the good old days of ROLLERS, then read on. I've always found roller skating to be a great workout, but as I get older (I'm 53 now) stability and the 'fear' of falling come into play. With all the $1,000+ computerized trainers, thank goodness there are still a few solid options for those who don't want to break the bank. This trainer is, well, AMAZING! It comes fully assembled, takes a minute to set up and folds neatly into its own carry bag. It is…

This exercise bike saved lives during quarantine and a smoky Northern California summer. My husband had shoulder surgery earlier this year so we've already made the decision to buy a trainer and use it until he can get back on the bike. Little did we know how handy and useful this little device would be. It's pricey for the small pieces you get, but it's durable and easy to use. Changing bikes is not a problem since each of us uses it almost every day. The workout is incredibly harder than on a

After two weeks of ownership I am very happy with this unit. It's thoughtfully designed, easy to use, and very efficient for flat rides, which I really need. I work in IT and am constantly on the computer, but I can drive with it on short winter days. I haven't traveled with it but the case is very good and the weight is easy to manage. The noise is minimal, there are vibrations due to our floors; The harder the surface, the better. I'm looking forward to spring cycling now that I can maintain…