We all know it's important to stay hydrated and well-fueled for grueling 10 minute low impact rides, so this was a game changer for me and my workouts. This has a great surface area and is very sturdy. The tray can easily hold my laptop, but it's great for holding my drinks and snacks.

A big drawback to the Peloton for me was the beverage holder size. The bike can't fit my 44 ounce soda cups, so I had to dump some of my soda into a smaller bottle (usually an emptied Gatorade bottle). This tray gives me ample surface for me to comfortably access my Diet Dr Pepper, and I can even drink while I'm taking a scenic ride or a Disco Ride with Leanne! It does get harder to drink when you've got to get out of the saddle, though. One wouldn't want to scratch the roof of their mouth with the straw! I just slow down my cadence to a screeching halt while I drink and take in the sweet nectar of carbonated syrup.

Only drawback is that it doesn't fit a large size pizza box. I have to place that on the weight bench/back-up food station that is next to my bike. I realize that is a personal problem and not actually a product defect.

In all seriousness, this tray is sturdy and well-built. Highly recommend!

This was a challenge to open. Took 3 people because the paper wrapping is STUCK onto the acrylic. I at first was so confused because I thought it was just a wood board. It is a nice product but nearly impossible to unwrap. Good luck!

First the packaging was amazing to protect it, and the tray just sits right on the hump. This makes it easy for putting on/off when working or when just riding. I'm 5'5" and my knees almost hit the tray, but they don't with my previous seat height.

Product is sturdy and finding meetings I can take from the bike are the BEST! You can't really "get after it" on any ride with this but I put on a scenic and bump up resistance and just cruise while I work. Not a great height for typing, but I have done it - recommend for reading or webinars.

As others said, the edges can scratch/dent handlebars. I lined mine with masking tape and that seems to work well enough. Foam or electrical tape would work better but sticky.

Takes zero effort to put it on and take it off the bike. Very stable for viewing webinars etc on your laptop. Typing is fine too, just may need to adjust your handlebar position for knee clearance and posture while typing.