Trail Shreda rollers

[Paul v D]

Hi

Does anyone have experience with this mtb rollers?

Edited March 23, 2020 by PaulvDyk

[JacquesMarais1911]

I have trained a ton on these rollers and can recommend them. The best rollers on the market and the adjustability is very nice. They are very durable and and really improve your pedal strokes and balance

[T-Bob]

These ones? 

 

[Paul v D]

These ones? 

 

Yes 

[DieselnDust]

looks very narrow and not yoga pants friendly

[Henno Pretorius]

They are the best trainers I have been on. Can honestly recommend them!

[EmielJonker]

Are they easy to train on? Looks like you can slide off or are the handle bars connected to the vertical part?

 

[MORNE]

haha this sounds like a verimark advert....just saying, dont be so obvious. Nobody here cuts beer cans with their bread knife...

[TNT1]

What's with the contraption at the front? Holds you upright? Can't you okes balance?

[BaGearA]

how do you train on this ? Where does it introduce resistance ?

 

As far as I have it , trainers are for training and rollers are for warm up 

[Steady Spin]

Looks like Fisher Price makes these. 

[MORNE]

7 minutes ago, BaGearA said:

how do you train on this ? Where does it introduce resistance ?

 

As far as I have it , trainers are for training and rollers are for warm up 

i have some Tacx ones for the roady. i'm sure a mtb one is more difficult purely because of the resistance in the tires...but even on the road bike...letting some air out the tires and then smashing it at 40kph+ in the big rings for an hour is a proper workout. Then when you don't have something to hold on to...ad to that the act of balancing, smoothing out your pedal stroke aso you can actually stay on the damn thing...then yes, it is a descent training session. You wont push 450W on it if thats what you are getting at...but 200...easy, so then you just make up for that in speed and time/distance lol 

[DieselnDust]

5 hours ago, Steady Spin said:

Looks like Fisher Price makes these. 

and sold through Mumbo's