Cardio

Air resistance responds directly to your pace. Push, pull, or pedal harder and the resistance increases. Ease off and it scales back, with no resistance setting to change between warmups, endurance sessions, and HIIT.

All three formats train more than just your legs. AirBikes combine moving arms with pedals, the Ski Trainer challenges the arms, core, hips, and legs, and the Air Rower builds power and cardiovascular capacity through a connected full-body stroke.

Yes. The responsive air-resistance systems work for short all-out intervals, longer aerobic sessions, warmups, cooldowns, and full-body finishers. Your output sets the intensity.

Connectivity varies by model. The AirBike Belt Drive works with Kinomap and Zwift through Bluetooth FTMS. The Ski Trainer and Air Rower connect with Kinomap and compatible wireless, Bluetooth, or ANT+ heart-rate devices. iConsole is not supported on the Ski Trainer or Air Rower.

Yes. The collection is designed for serious conditioning in real home-gym spaces. The Ski Trainer has an upright footprint with a freestanding base, while the Air Rower’s guide rail separates from the main frame for easier storage.

Both deliver full-body air-resistance conditioning. The AirBike Belt Drive uses a two-stage belt drive and an advanced console with training programs, performance testing, saved workout records, and app connectivity. Choose the model whose drivetrain and console features best match how you train.