Zwift is a leading fitness technology brand blending gaming with physical training, offering the popular Zwift indoor cycling app and compatible smart hardware like the Zwift Hub and Zwift Ride.
Zwift is a massively multiplayer online physical training program that enables users to interact, train, and compete in a virtual world. While primarily known for its software platform that connects cyclists and runners globally, Zwift also manufactures its own ecosystem of smart fitness hardware. This includes the Zwift Hub smart trainer, Zwift Play steering controllers, and the Zwift Ride indoor cycling setup. By gamifying indoor exercise, Zwift allows athletes to ride virtual routes, complete structured workouts, and join community group rides from the comfort of their homes.
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You can update the firmware for devices like the Zwift Hub or Zwift Play controllers by using the Zwift Companion app on your mobile device via Bluetooth.
Ensure your device's Bluetooth is turned on and within range. Try restarting both the hardware and the Zwift app. If using a PC, check that no other programs are hogging the Bluetooth connection.
The Zwift Ride with KICKR CORE 2 is optimized for Zwift. While the trainer component may broadcast standard power data, the integrated controllers and virtual shifting are designed specifically for the Zwift platform.
Turn on the controllers by pressing the logo button. The LED will flash blue when ready to pair. Open the Zwift app pairing screen and select the controllers under the steering/controls section.