Wahoo KICKR Climb Indoor Grade Simulator for KICKR Smart Bike Trainers

Setup was flawless. Works with my Kickr. Really takes my indoor training up a notch

This Wahoo Climb is a great addition to the Kickr core. The incline and decent really mimics climbing and going down hill. Before I got the Climb I couldn’t stand and pedal uphill comfortably. But now I can stand and hammer up the climbs.

I absolutely love having this climber added to my Wahoo KickerII. I do feel it is a harder challenge on climbing now. I am shifting more, and my RPM's match more of my outdoor climbing. I highly recommend this Climber. I went back and forth for years on " do I purchase.. or do I not". IF you too, are deciding .. go for it!!!!

The premises behind this is good, simulates hills which not only creates angles for different muscle groups, positions (especially when standing up on climbs) and provides a different experience while riding - but the downside is the very fast & abrupt angle changes one will experience (IE: the Esses's & Titan's Grove in Watopia) and not sure if it was just mine, but sometimes at the start of a climb the unit would fully rise to around 20% and stay there, before having to switch it into manual mode to bring it back down - which was very unnerving and annoying - I ended up returning as I felt it was more a novelty than necessary

Works pretty good. Sometimes it doesn’t sync with the Bluetooth together and then you don’t have the automatic grade simulation when you’re using Zwift or another app but it works pretty good nonetheless it’s pretty expensive there’s another device out there that’s is even more costly

Got the climber and was super excited to try it. And come to find out when I tried it out, the kicker climber, it didn’t work at all! It was broken from the start! Needless to say I returned it.

I had it for five years and it worked fine to manually change the incline, which seemed to activate different muscles, etc. Kinda nice. Auto-incline doesn’t work in Erg mode or with most apps. After five years it ceased to function altogether, just jammed at the top and wouldn’t budge. Wahoo will no longer warranty it and states that “the Kickr Climb is not serviceable.” So, into the landfill it goes, I guess? Kinda lame. I thought about replacing it but $700?!? Hard to imagine why this is so expensive as it a pretty damned simple machine. Based on the number of rides I got out of its lifespan, I paid about $2.50 every time I hopped on before it crapped the bed. That’s a bit steep (sorry for the pun).

I purchased climb and kickr core—The kickr climb wont pair with the kickr core.I got help from Amazon and eventually reached someone from Wahoo, who was helpful, but it took several days and a lot of frustration and a couple hours of being on the phone messaging back-and-forth with 3 different support service people.They eventually replaced the product with a working model, but it sure took a lot of effort on my part to get it to happen.