Zwift Hub smart trainer

Zwift isn't concentrating on the numbers – the sell of the Zwift Hub is more about the simplicity of the setup and the integrated experience. But for your £449, you're getting a genuine direct-drive smart trainer with a claimed accuracy of +/-2.5%. It has a maximum resistance of 1800W and can simulate a gradient of 16%. For the money, those are very good numbers.

It's got a 4.7kg flywheel and is ANT+ FEC and Bluetooth FTMS controllable so it will work with pretty much anything you can run Zwift on.

Length: 49.7 cm / 19.5 in

Width: 61.2 cm / 24 in

Height: 46.1 cm / 18.1 in

Weight: 16.5 kg / 36.4lb

Performance and Data

Power accuracy: +/- 2.5%

Max wattage: 1800W

Max gradient simulation: 16%

Flywheel weight: 4.7 kg / 10.3lbs

Connectivity:

Transmits measured data using both Bluetooth FTMS and ANT+ FE-C

Accepts control data using either of Bluetooth FTMS and ANT+ FE-C

Can connect to a ANT+ heart rate monitor and relay data via Bluetooth

LED status light shows ANT+ and Bluetooth connection status

Over the air Firmware updates via Bluetooth using Zwift Companion App

Compatibility:

Wheel Sizes: Compatible with 650c, 700c, 24", 26", 27.5", 29", Road and MTB wheels

Axles: Compatible with 130 mm and 135 mm quick release, 12x142 mm and 12x148 mm thru axles

Freehub body: Hyperglide