Came here from r/Zwift looking for tips on having Zwift narrated to someone who has vertigo. I still don't know about audio-only Zwift, but it seems like it would be fantastic for visually impaired people! It's such a great workout, and you do NOT need to spend a thousand bucks to get set up. I use an old bike (carbon frame damaged in crash, declared no longer roadworthy) and a Kurt Kinetic wheel-on trainer off Craigslist for $100 with aftermarket Kinetic power module, $50. But that setup is constant resistance, does not give you the road feel that a smart trainer does, so audio cues would be important to make the workout interesting

First time I’ve heard of the company and wow this all sounds amazing.

The running part looks similar to Nintendo Switch’s Ring workout game. I personally found the running on the Ring game (running in place) a lot more enjoyable than running in my neighborhood simply because I’m not having to constantly look down for uneven cracks/steps.

Sadly the only way I currently know that would be meaningful is buying a Wahoo kickr and climb. That makes the set up at least $1000 not including a fan or desk to hold water or nutrition.

I want to have a Zwift setup, as soon as I have the space and money. (So maybe never)