H3 Direct Drive Smart Trainer
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When the weather sours and it’s time to take training indoors, the last thing we want to hear is the steady whirr of a trainer for three months. The H3 Direct Drive Smart Trainer is the quietest ever made by Saris, besting the already library-quiet H2. Less noise from the trainer means you can focus on the ride—or just catch the finer plot details of the latest binge-worthy TV show while grinding base miles.
If you’re taking a purist approach to training, the H3’s Bluetooth and ANT+ connectivity pairs readily to apps like Zwift, Rouvy, Trainer Road and others to get the most out of your indoor hours. Built-in cadence, speed, and power sensors eliminate the need for additional setup steps or widgets. The robust aluminum body and precision-balanced flywheel can withstand your punchiest workouts, with a maximum of 2000 watts and a maximum simulated grade of 20%. An intelligently designed internal cooling system keeps the H3 accurate through the toughest efforts.
Details
- A quiet, interactive trainer for building fitness this winter
- Direct drive design eliminates tire wear and wheel slip issues
- Folding legs provide a stable base and convenient storing options
- Compatible with wide range of bike frames with included end cap adapters
- Headless mode allows you to ride without app connection
- Compatible with Shimano freehub 8-11 speed cassettes
- Separate adapter needed for XD and XDR freehub cassettes
- Item #SRS1WUO
- Resistance
- 20lb flywheel
- Foldable
- yes
- Wireless
- ANT+ FE-C, Bluetooth
- Operating System
- Zwift, Rouvy, TrainerRoad
- Includes
- end caps for 130mm and 135mm quick release, 142mm and 148mm thru-axle, stabilizer block for front wheel
- Dimensions
- [open] 31 x 18.5 x 19.5in, [collapsed] 8.5 x 18.5 x 19.5in
- Claimed Weight
- 47lb
- Activity
- training
- Manufacturer Warranty
- [frame] lifetime, [electronics] 2 years, [belt, pulley wheel, freehub] 1 year
Reviews
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Overall Rating
5 based on 2 ratings
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageMarch 9, 2022
Works like a charm! Easy to setup.
- Familiarity:
- I've put it through the wringer
I've been using a trainer from a different manufacturer. It was a rear wheel smart trainer. I had it for 6 years. It recently stopped working. It was out of warranty, so I decided to sell it and buy another one. I chose the Saris H3 Trainer because of some of the reviews that I read. Suffice it to say, all the reviews were spot on. The first thing I noticed was that it is heavy. I would say about 50 pounds, plus or minus. Be careful when moving it around. It has a built-in handle, so that makes it easier. The positive side to that is that with the well-placed legs, it is very stable. It folds into a compact form and requires minimal space. As others mentioned, it is very quiet. You hear the meshing of the gears on your bike. Compared to my other trainer, it's like night and day. I tried it with Zwift and Rouvy. Pairing with those apps is a no-brainer. The apps picked up the signal immediately after powering up the trainer. In terms of wattage accuracy, I'd say it's more accurate than my previous trainer. I have a Stages left crank arm power meter. I compared the metrics between the two and they were within 10 watts most of the time. The fly wheel allows from a realistic feel in the sense that it replicates the momentum you get while riding outdoor. It does not provide assistance while descending. All-in-all, I am very happy with this trainer and would recommend it to anyone.
November 12, 2021
Close to riding on the road
After a cycling accident I purchased this trainer so I can safely ride indoors. However, nothing beats riding outdoors, but this direct drive smart trainer is the next best thing. The resistance changes as the terrain changes creating a realistic experience. The road feel is very good because the flywheel is heavy, and the Saris H3 is very stable to ride. I am using the Rouvy app which allows you to ride on real roads with real scenery. This also adds to the realistic feel. I have been using the Saris H3 for several weeks with no problems.
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