In years past, I’ve followed Black Friday deals on smart trainers. However, 2020 isn’t your normal year and smart trainer deals are hard to come by. Heck, trainers are hard to come by. So instead, I am listing trainers that are in stock in the U.S. (scroll down and you should see a table with a listing of smart trainers). If I find any deal – some did go on sale – I will post it here as well under trainer deals, so keep on checking.
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Wahoo KICKR V5
$1,200
20% OFF
The KICKR v5 has been my main trainer this year and has been rock solid. Accurate, quiet, and just works. See my review here.
If you are looking for a wheel-on trainer, the SNAP leads the way with its accuracy, and a great ride feel. See my review here.
Tacx NEO 2T
$1,400
20% OFF
The NEO is known for its accuracy, auto-calibration, ERG mode, and quietness. Even though we didn’t see a new NEO last year, it’s still the most powerful trainer and years ahead of the competition. See my review here.
SARIS H3
$1,000
20% OFF
The H3 is a solid trainer all around. If you want to keep it under $1,000, this is my pick. See my review here.
Sale ended on the KICKR 6 but in case you need one I am keeping it here. This KICKR features WiFi connection. Wahoo KICKR is a high-end trainer with auto power calibration. It provides up to 2,200 watts of resistance and accurate within +/- 1% for power precision.
The KICKR 2022 (V6) features WiFi connection. Wahoo KICKR is a high-end trainer with auto power calibration. It provides up to 2,200 watts of resistance and accurate within +/- 1% for power precision.
The KICKR CORE 2 is a high-end trainer at a mid-range trainer price that provide up to 1,800 watts of power with +/-2% accuracy, 3 simultaneous Bluetooth connections, and a 12 lb. flywheel for a great ride feel.
KICKR Move takes a significant leap from the earlier versions, introducing a dynamic movement feature that allows for an 8" forward and backward movement, and some side-to-side action too.
The KICKR CORE 1 is a high-end trainer at a mid-range trainer price that provide up to 1,800 watts of power with +/-2% accuracy, 3 simultaneous Bluetooth connections, and a 12 lb. flywheel for a great ride feel.
The KICKR ROLLR combines the convenient training experience and natural ride feel that only rollers can provide with the performance features and connectivity of a smart trainer. The ROLLR requires a power meter for ERG mode training and terrain simulation.
This trainer delivers an impressively smooth ride feel, low noise, and decent power accuracy within ~3% (tested). All wrapped in a self-powered design that makes setup dead simple. No outlet? No problem. It’s one of the most flexible trainers you can move around your pain cave without dragging cables behind you.
The Garmin NEO 2T is one of those classic trainers that you just can't go wrong with. Good trainer at this price.
The NEO 2T has been one of the flagship trainers with advanced features such as road simulation. It supports up to 2,200 watts, measure power within +/-1% precision, and supports up to 25% grade simulation.
For $200, this wheel-on trainer is a bargain if that's what you're after.
The TUO is a compact smart interactive trainer with up to 500 watts of resistance and measure power within +/-5%. It supports up to 10% grade simulation. Great budget wheel-on trainer for ERG or sim mode training.
