Certainly, there are some trainers that were announced this year that aren’t yet available – you won’t find those recommendations here. How I make trainer recommendationsįirst and foremost, I only recommend trainers I’ve actually used. Trainer reviews will happen as final versions of trainers come in. My goal being to wrap up all the new wearable reviews by that timeframe. It’ll be a beast of a post, just like it was last year.įinally, for those looking for general sports technology recommendations (watches/action cams/activity trackers/scales/etc.…), I tend to publish those in early-mid November, just before the holidays (but after any lingering products have been announced reviewed – though I only expect a handful more this year). More importantly, I’ve got production units of almost everything as well – making it easy for me to give recommendations…but also product reviews links with a multitude of rides.Īlmost lastly, this post will NOT cover trainer apps, rather, I have a dedicated post for that coming up later this month. Still, there were some major new entrants – as well as some intriguing accessories.Īnd unlike last year, almost everything announced this year is already shipping and available – albeit in some cases in limited quantities. This year was a bit more quiet in terms of major trainer announcements, with instead us seeing a shift towards minor updates across the trainer lineups. Which means it’s time for the Annual Trainer Recommendations post! I started this five years ago, and know many of you are looking for an updated version for this season. Sure, the weather in much of the US and Europe right now might feel warm, but that’ll change overnight. The summer season is past us (well, unless you’re in Australia), and it’s time to pick out that trainer for the weekend.

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