Zwift smart trainers
Quick answer
Zwift has 2 trainers in our database (Zwift Hub (classic) and Zwift Hub One). Across the range they support 130/135 mm quick-release and 12×142 / 12×148 mm thru-axle, and you can fit Shimano/SRAM HG (HyperGlide), Zwift Cog (virtual shifting) and SRAM XDR Driver Body freehub bodies.
Zwift trainers
| Trainer | Drive | Freehub options | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zwift Hub (classic) | Direct drive | Shimano/SRAM HG (HyperGlide) | Discontinued |
| Zwift Hub One | Direct drive | Zwift Cog (virtual shifting), Shimano/SRAM HG (HyperGlide) and SRAM XDR Driver Body | Discontinued |
Freehub bodies across the Zwift range
Shimano/SRAM HG (HyperGlide), Zwift Cog (virtual shifting) and SRAM XDR Driver Body
Frequently asked questions
Zwift has 2 models in our database: Zwift Hub (classic) and Zwift Hub One. Currently sold: —.
Yes — Zwift direct-drive trainers support 12×142 and (on most models) 12×148 Boost thru-axle with their adapters, plus 130/135 quick-release. Check each model’s page for whether the adapter is included or sold separately.
It depends on the model — some Zwift trainers ship with a cassette, others are bare. Open a trainer to see whether a cassette is included or sold separately.
Across the Zwift range you can fit Shimano/SRAM HG (HyperGlide), Zwift Cog (virtual shifting) and SRAM XDR Driver Body. The body that ships on the trainer is usually Shimano/SRAM HG; the others are sold separately.
Where a Zwift trainer offers a SRAM XD/XDR or Campagnolo freehub body, yes — check the freehub options listed on each model’s page.