Turbo Trainer Rocker Plate

Quiet, smooth, and incredibly robust, this addition (or upgrade) to your pain cave will make your indoor sessions considerably more engaging and immersive almost fooling your brain into thinking you're riding outdoors. Martin expertly set up and configured the unit for me and explained the features (thanks again), I've only had to do one tweak to the ball tension on one side to get everything perfect after initial bedding in, super simple and I love the built-in spirit level - in fact I've spent more time trying to get my cleats aligned correctly than getting this rocker dialled in.

You can tell this is a product designed with passion for getting the absolute best in comfort and immersion whilst cycling indoors. I've got it paired with the Zwift Ride and the unit has a special docking station for the front foot so that it doesn't lift up when you're pulling hard on sprints - you can chuck as much power at this thing as you can muster and it will work with you rather than against you to maximise efficiency and transfer of wattage directly into the trainer.

I've ridden about 2000km in total so far on this rocker with a few longer sessions (100+ miles) and I've found it's just easier to go further as it's more comfortable and as it also engages your core muscles slightly it encourages better form on the bike.

Coming from an MP1, which has been put out to pasture owing to several mechanical failures, this is a huge upgrade. Can't recommend enough, great work developing this, one very happy customer! :)

I’ve had a full-motion Omnirocker for a few months now (using it with a road bike frame and Tacx Neo 2T).

I live reasonably close to Martin, so he came round and installed it himself. It was immediately clear that the rocker is well made, with attention to detail and a great finish. It was also clear from the conversation we had that he’s given the design a lot of thought and he was thinking aloud how he could make small improvements based on my specific set-up.
Martin suggested not using a front-wheel riser to allow the wheel to turn slightly, helping with the balance. I gave it a go, and now agree about the movement, but I have subsequently bought an Elite Sterzo as I find the auto-centring is helpful and leads to a smoother set-up.

I use Zwift and Trainer Road. On Zwift, I do some racing but spend a lot of time on pacer rides and mountain climbs. If you’ve not used a rocker before, I wouldn’t suggest going straight into a race: it took me a while to build up confidence and technique to be able to put down a lot of power out of the saddle.
However, taking it slowly, with a series of steady-state rides/climbs and the occasional out-of-the-saddle work, I was able to gain confidence to feel comfortable sitting and standing.

In the past, I’ve found myself spending a lot of time out of the saddle on long virtual climbs (something I don’t do in real life). With the Omnirocker, I can now stay seated and push a consistently high (for me) power without the slight discomfort I used to experience. It really does make harder/longer efforts more ‘enjoyable’ … I can concentrate on the discomfort of the cycling effort rather than the specific discomfort of turbo training!
Similarly, on hard sessions in Trainer Road, I spend a lot less time shuffling positions as I try to get comfortable on the saddle.

In recent years, I’ve spent more of my training time on the turbo rather than outdoors. When I’ve come to do long, mountainous, sportives, I’ve found that this has helped me reach the required fitness levels, but it has hindered my core/shoulder flexibility/strength meaning I’m quite uncomfortable after a very long outdoor ride. The Omnirocker is definitely helping me stay more mobile on the turbo, increasing core/shoulder flexibility. It will be interesting to see how this translates to comfort on very long outdoor rides (I’m also trying to do more off-bike conditioning for this too, though).

I’m definitely glad I took the step of buying a rocker. The Omnirocker is the only rocker I’ve used, but I’d be surprised if there was an alternative design that could be any more comfortable/natural in fore-aft/left-right movement. Several months in, the rocker is looking like new. If I did have any problems in the future, I’m confident Martin would provide great support.

Excellent product really well made, very good packaging.
Easy to mount turbo trainer and Zwift ride bike.
Fantastic after sales service.
10 out of 10.
Thank you.

Omnirocker is an absolute game changer for me super happy with it really good product. Fantastic support would highly recommend.

I've had the rocker for less than a day. I've beat my:

5 second power record
10 min power record
1 hour power record

The comfort is top-notch, especially the forward-back motion, it seems to take a lot of pressure out of your knees when you're attacking and sustaining 600+ watts. I have Hoff's syndrome, and normally get extreme burning knee pain at high watts, this seemed to dull the pain by 30-40%.

I brought it for comfort, but the amount of power you can output using your arms to counterbalance is amazing.

Climbing is significantly easier because the out-of-saddle motion actually feels natural. It takes some practive to get into the rhythm.

It's a similar upgrade to when I first replace my turbo trainer with a wahoo + zwift.

Martin was a top bloke - installed everything and took me through a full demo.

Highly recommend!