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FAQs
Standard or Plus deck - which do I need?
STANDARD: Works with all major turbo trainers - Zwift Ride with custom front dock. Also compatible with Wahoo Kickr Climb.
PLUS: Designed specifically for Elite Rizer attachments. Larger deck to accommodate the Rizer system. Most riders don't need this.
What does the front dock for the Zwift Ride do?
The front dock provides two key benefits:
Secure mounting: It locks the Zwift Ride's front leg firmly in place, preventing it from slipping or lifting during use. Without proper securing, the front of the bike tends to walk across the rocker plate - you might have noticed the bike doing this when using it on a normal floor.
Simple setup: The dock aids in setting up the rocker plate correctly. There's only one way the dock will fit, and that's the correct way - perfectly centred on the Omnirocker.
Isn’t this the same as tennis balls or inflatable rocker feet?
No — those solutions add vertical softness, not controlled rocking.
Tennis balls and inflatable feet work by compressing under load. This introduces bounce and rider-dependent motion that changes with effort, body weight and air pressure. There’s no defined axis of movement, so stability varies — particularly when sprinting or riding out of the saddle.
Omnirocker is a true rocker system with a defined side-to-side axis, similar to riding outdoors. It allows natural lean without vertical pogo or rebound, giving predictable, repeatable movement at all power levels and stability both seated and standing.
If you’ve tried tennis balls or inflatable feet and found them vague, bouncy or unstable, Omnirocker is the natural next step.
What's the fore and aft movement about?
The soft rubber mounts provide up to 5mm of natural fore/aft give under load.
This isn't a dual-axis system - it's single-axis side-to-side rocking with some natural compliance.
Mimics how your body micro-adjusts on the road without the complexity of full fore/aft systems.
Smooth, natural feel without mechanical complexity.
Do I need this for my static turbo trainer?
If you're doing 90+ minute sessions regularly, yes.
If you race on Zwift and want to sprint and climb out of the saddle safely, yes.
If you get uncomfortable after 30-40 minutes, yes.
If you only do 15-20 minute HIIT sessions, probably not, just stand up more.
Will this fit in my space?
Significantly smaller footprint than traditional full-length rocking platforms. Designed for spare rooms and small pain caves, not dedicated training studios.
Included Speed fit mounts allow quick setup and removal of your turbo trainer for easy storage of the rocker plate. Smaller size will fit under a bed or in a wardrobe.
Customer Reviews
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One of the people I watch on YouTube is Ryan Condon. I like his honest reviews whether it’s a cycling platform or a cycling product; I saw his review of the OmniRocker and as to how good not only the product was but also the help that he received from Martin - the company founder. This product had been on my do I / don’t I buy it list for a bit and after seeing the review I decided to buy it. I opted for the Stealth Compact Rocker Plate as I felt that all I needed was the aside to side motion. Considering it is hand-made to order, it came through very quickly and amazingly well packaged.
The rocker plate is a work of art and has been designed to accommodate various trainers that can be attached to the Zwift bike. It came with 3D printed specific clamps for my Kickr Core 2 trainer and 3D printed foot for the front leg of the Zwift bike The wood has been finished with an oil that smells beautiful. The whole unit is something that reaks of craftsmanship and someone who doesn’t cut corners.
Setting the unit up using the instructions provided, was fairly intuitive and within a short while it was ready to go. I was in contact with Martin several times, just about settings and positioning of certain items and he responded very quickly and was incredibly helpful.
Riding on the OmniRocker is SO much better than cheaper alternatives - such as the tennis ball foot idea. The motion, when pedalling, is very similar to riding in real life…. and that is what this is all about. I still have to tweak the settings a bit - air pressure in the suspension balls and positioning of the rubber cones at the front but I’m getting there. At the moment, when I get out of the saddle and pedal I look like Bambi on ice - I was never much good in real life - but practice and tweaking the settings will get me better; I’ll never be perfect but better is great.
This has been, I believe, my best investment in any cycling product. I now look forward to indoor cycling and can ride longer and more comfortably than before.
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Have been using Martin's Compact Rocker Plate for three months, and love every pedal-stroke I take on it. Straight-forward assembly and installation, though I would have preferred a helping hand (missus, I'm looking at you) when lifting the Zwift Ride onto it.
Superb piece of kit, as mentioned in the title, the quality is top-notch.
Recommended to my tri-club members, and if budget allows, I would recommend to you too.
https://www.strava.com/athletes/20767391 - Every Zwift Ride since mid-January has been on the Compact Rocker Plate.
If the full-size version had been available when I made my purchase, I would have bought that instead.
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The rocker plate works well with the zwift ride, allowing more comfort for rides longer than and hour. The increased movement gives a more realistic feel to riding indoors and you can decide how much movement you want.
The quality of the omni products is excellent and Martin has been great with all contact I’ve had with him.
I’d recommend these products to anyone wanting to improve their indoor set ups.
Hi Emma. Thanks for the review. More comfort past the hour mark, that's exactly what the Compact's designed to do. And yeah, being able to tune the movement to what feels right for you makes a big difference. Really glad it's working well with your Zwift Ride. Enjoy. Martin.
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After trying 3D-printed tennis ball feet with little success, I decided to upgrade to the OmniRocker Stealth Compact Rocker Plate. The difference is night and day. Despite the compact footprint, which is perfect for my spare bedroom setup, the movement is incredible.
The product arrived extremely well-packaged, and it’s clear a lot of thought went into the design and finish. Setup was a breeze; the instructions were concise, and the built-in level made it easy to get everything aligned in about 30 minutes.
The performance benefits were immediate. Usually, I experience wrist pain after 30 minutes, but I just finished a 2-hour session in Watopia completely pain free. Sprints feel significantly more realistic compared to a static setup. I’m currently running the pressure a bit higher as I get used to the motion, but I love that it's adjustable. Huge thanks to Martin for the excellent support. Highly recommended!
Hi Dean, thanks for the review. Tennis ball feet to Omnirocker, I am seeing this a lot. 30 minutes to 2 hours pain-free, first session. That's a great result. And yeah, start with higher pressure while you're getting used to the correct tilt, youre not bouncing anymore, then drop it down as you get more confident. Sprints will feel even better then. Ride On! Martin.
J
Makes the effort on the turbo more realistic and gives additional core workout. Reduces pressure on the saddle a little. Allows for more flexibility when putting down some power on the hills also. Well finished product.
