Thank you! Some people are catching on to our post-credit scenes haha... we try to create some of the best equipment in the world, and have a bit of fun while doing it. Glad you're enjoying both.

REP, go ahead and send Brandon a utility seat so we can get a thorough review.

Same boat for me!

Let's goooo!!!! Thank you!

Thanks John! Took our time and got it right.

Nordic curls ftw! The leg roller can be used for so much more too.

Did you try lying face down on it without the soft pad?

Thanks Craig! We have a partner in Australia not sure if they ship to NZ though. repfitness.com/pages/international-distribution

Haha... you found the Easter egg for those who know us... good catch!

Or maybe you could achieve the same results using the lat tower and a dip belt

@@Radioactivechemist I thought about this as well. Only concern I had was lack of support for the chest and handles. What do you think?

@@Weopnduck I was thinking of just using band pegs or utility horns either on the uprights or on a drop down safety (if the utility basest is is on the safety spotter arms). As far as chest support goes I don’t think it would need to hold a heavy load so pretty much and flat solid piece of material that can overlap the utility seat and can support 50 or so pounds should work. Is it necessary to have chest support? To be honest I have never used a reverse hyper.

But in the best way!

@@REPfitness so are we gonna see some new monos this year? I’m hoping for a design like the mutants snap roller

Lol... for real though, choose a UPS/FedEx location as your delivery address and pick it up there ;)

while i'm tempted to go with their ISO arms, they are limited in their articulation.. other 5/8" (i'm on a 4000) ISO arms allow for side-to-side movement as well, adding even more versatility -- @REP are ISO 2.0's on the horizon any time soon?

Looks like a bit of a headache to use for leg press. You'd have to take the handles off teh arm and then bolt down two weight horn attachments to it in order to use it how it's showed in the video. Hope someone comes up with a better solution than that but it's all I see now

Amen! I need this in the worst way!

It's in development.

@@REPfitness any time line estimates? Coming this year or later on?

Many are selling their Rogue one's to get the REP! Just saying.😜

@@MacStrengthCo Easier to maneuver, pad options and more... sorry Carter. See if they have a return policy you can send it back under... "i don't like it" lol.

repfitness.com/products/utility-seat - check it out now

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easy fix with a unibit. I've done it one a few 5/8" holes upsized to 1".. super easy. Might be an option for you.

Not sure. Our Utility Seat Pad has an inset groove at each end to ensure the pad sits flush on the top of the Utility Seat.

@@REPfitness so that means there’s 2 points that sits lower than the rest of the pad right. So that also means that the pad majority won’t really make contact with the seat. Is that correct?

@@andycane007 If I'm following... most of our pad would sit flush on a flat surface. But it may put a lot of stress on the wood and break it. Best to just sell the rogue one and upgrade to what you want ;)

@@REPfitness did I hear correctly. You’re offering to buy it off my hands 😏. How kind of you good sir.

It's a more complex piece to manufacture since the bottom isn't flat. It fits snuggly inside the recess of the Utility seat. Glad you figured out a workaround that worked for you though!

Are you talking about the part where they say it's not compatible? Because that is just about the storage option with the band pegs that they are talking about if I'm not mistaken. Not the bench as a whole.

@@cthomas025 Hi, as far as storage it can be stored in the front uprights not the back 16” uprights where my Athena is. I am mostly concerned about what they say on there web page under FAQ’s about the seat not compatible with a rack with the Ares, Athena, RBS, or Lat Low Row. I want to use it with the ISO arms for leg presses and they state it can’t be used that way if you and any of those attachments I mentioned above. So I’m so I am wondering if there is a work around to do the leg presses using the ISO arms and Utility Seat ? My bench I’m thinking would be able to be positioned under the ISO arms because my ISO arms would be placed higher than 17 inches up the uprights. What’s your thoughts on e we hat Rep says about not being able to do leg presses if the user has the Ares, Athena , Lat Low Row and RBS ? Let me know . Thanks

The only issue is storage. Ofcouse it works with ares since you can just move trolley away in front and use it.

@@rambojohn7118 I think you're looking at the FAQ for storage.

@@REPfitness No, I’m ok with the storage, I want to use the seat with lever arms and Rep clearly states No if you have the Ares , Athena , RBS or Lat Low Row .

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Thank you!