Wahoo slashes prices on Amazon Prime Day, with up to 27% off on top-rated turbo trainers and accessories

Wahoo KICKR Core Smart Turbo Trainer

US: Was $500 Now $425

The Kickr Core has always been of excellant value, offering performance that units twice the price fail to match. We have always found it to be one of the more accurate units in the market. Consistently well within its +2% range and in line with crank and pedal-based systems. Which is fantastic for Zwifting.

Read our full Wahoo Kickr Core Review

Wahoo KICKR Headwind Smart Fan

UK: Was £229.99 Now £169.00

US: Was $295.00 Now $254.80

The Wahoo Kickr Headwind could be considered a pricy option if used in just manual mode. However, link up a heart rate monitor or speed sensor and the Wahoo's party trick means it will track your effect and respond to your cooling needs.

Something our tech team have always found with normal household fans and slightly overlooked, they tend to have very narrow airflow patterns. The Kickr Headwind really does create that headwind feel of fully encompassing your body in cooling air.

Wahoo KICKR Snap Wheel On Turbo Trainer: Was £249 Now £212

A wheel-on system can be an affordable way to get started with indoor training, and the Kickr Snap packs in features usually only found on far more expensive units. In our testing, the data accuracy for a wheel-on unit was excellant, bundling that with the high peak outputs and inclination simulation, it is a no-brainer.

Read our full Wahoo Kickr Snap Review

Wahoo KICKR Mat All-Purpose Exercise Mat

US: Was $79.99 Now $69.99

The Kickr Mat spec list ticks a lot of boxes. Saves your floor, check. Water-resistant & anti-slip, check. Cushioned for noise damping, check. Bevelled edge, because if I am not tripping over it, the dog or the toddler will be, check. I struggle to see what more I could need in a turbo trainer mat.

Wahoo TICKR fit Armband Heart Rate Monitor

UK: Was £64.99 Now £49.00

US: Was $79.99 Now $67.99

Armband wearables have become increasingly popular amongst cross-fitters and triathletes, for their ease of use, comfort and of course use across disciplines. So, if your cycling is part of a much broader training plan or you like to mix it up, the Tickr fit could be a good option for you.

Plus the Tickr Fit benefits from being a rechargeable battery with 30+ hours of use, something a lot of chest-based units still aren't.