I’ve had the Omni Rocker for about 3 weeks now and have spent around 30 hours on it. Initially, I was on the fence about getting one because there weren’t many reviews out there yet. After seeing a few, I bit the bullet and ordered the version for the Zwift Ride. The moment I got on it the first time, I felt it was totally worth it!
My main reason for buying was indoor riding comfort. I used to find it difficult to spend more than an hour on the trainer; now, an hour flies by and I don't even notice saddle pain. A huge bonus is the fun element—the 4-axis movement makes riding way more enjoyable and immersive.
Martin provided stellar customer service, was very responsive to emails, and even kindly offered to come around, set it up, and give a demonstration
Right out of the box, the movement felt natural, except for sprinting out of the saddle. Martin had explained that the mechanics behave just like a real outdoor bike, but it didn't quite click for me at first. However, to my surprise, after using it for a week, I tried sprinting the second time and it instantly felt natural. I was able to rock the bike smoothly—I guess the body just adapts to balancing side-to-side through those micro-moments.
One of the main reasons I chose Omni over other brands was reading about their great customer service and after-care, and I'm sure I won't have any issues down the road.
If you are on the fence and spend a lot of time on the trainer, it is definitely worth the purchase. It's a shame there aren't more reviews on YouTube yet, but I wanted to share my experience for any hesitant buyers out there like I was!