Pegasus™ Seat

Name: Pegasus™ Seat
Brand: REP Fitness
Rating: 4.31 (13 reviews)

REP Fitness’s Pegasus Seat is a seat-and-upright attachment for 4000 and 5000 Series cable systems (Ares, Athena, Adonis, PR-5000, PR-4000) and compatible rigs, built around chest-supported rows, flies, curls, and lat pulldowns. The seat pad tilts through 7 angles across 4 height positions – 28 total configurations – and the leg rollers detach entirely, letting them mount directly to any 1” rack upright for Nordic curls, sit-up bracing, or Bulgarian split squats independent of the seat.

Independent reviewers are unanimously positive. LiftLab Reviews says it “exceeded my expectations in every way,” Gray Matter Lifting calls it “almost perfect,” and Gluck’s Gym frames it as a uniquely versatile attachment that outperforms named competitors despite the premium price. Reviewers repeatedly single out the CleanGrip vinyl pad, stainless steel pins, UHMW components, and a magnetic pin-storage detail as evidence of genuine refinement rather than a utilitarian afterthought, and three independent YouTube reviews echo the same verdict. The recurring gripes are minor and consistent: at roughly 48.5 lb it’s cumbersome to reposition or store, there’s no integrated footplate for seated rows, and the $399.99 price doesn’t include any cable-routing capability.

Width	24.6"
Material	Steel with metallic black powder coat
Mounting	3x3" racks with 1" holes, 2" spacing
Adjustments	7 seat angles, 4 height positions (28 total configurations), 19.3"-27" height range
Manufacturer	REP Fitness
Pad material	CleanGrip vinyl
Total height	16.3"
Total length	27.8"
Compatibility	REP 4000 and 5000 Series cable systems (Ares, Athena, Adonis, PR-5000, PR-4000) and compatible rigs
Product weight	48.5 lb
Leg roller diameter	5.8"
Seat pad dimensions	13.6" L x 11" W (tapers to 7.5"), 2.5" H
Seat weight capacity	300 lb
Leg roller weight capacity	500 lb

What is a Rack Attachment?

What rack attachments are

Rack attachments bolt or pin onto a power rack or squat stand to expand what it can do — J-cups and safety arms/straps (the essentials), plus dip bars, a landmine, a lat pulldown, weight-plate storage, roller J-cups, and more. They turn a rack into a whole gym.

Compatibility comes first

An attachment must match your rack’s upright size (2x2, 2x3, or 3x3) and hole pattern/hardware (e.g. 5/8-in vs 1-in holes, Westside spacing). Attachments are usually series-specific — a Monster Lite J-cup won’t fit an Echo upright — so confirm the fit before buying.

How it compares

	Pegasus™ Seat	Aperture Engineering Spotter Arm Protectors	Monster Matador	Fat Grip Parallel Landmine Handle
GymRadar rating	4.31/5	4.3/5	4.33/5	4.33/5
Price	$399.99		$195.00	$64.97
Width	24.6"
Material	Steel with metallic black powder coat	Proprietary "TOUGH" molded plastic formulation		0.25" steel, seamless tube construction
Mounting	3x3" racks with 1" holes, 2" spacing
Adjustments	7 seat angles, 4 height positions (28 total configurations), 19.3"-27" height range
Manufacturer	REP Fitness	Aperture Engineering		Titan Fitness
Pad material	CleanGrip vinyl
Total height	16.3"
Total length	27.8"
Compatibility	REP 4000 and 5000 Series cable systems (Ares, Athena, Adonis, PR-5000, PR-4000) and compatible rigs
Product weight	48.5 lb
Leg roller diameter	5.8"
Seat pad dimensions	13.6" L x 11" W (tapers to 7.5"), 2.5" H
Seat weight capacity	300 lb
Leg roller weight capacity	500 lb

4.3/5 · 13 GymRadar reviews

Reviews by source

Expert	4.31/5	13 reviews
Retailer	4.9/5	60 reviews
Youtube	4.7/5	3 reviews	Three independent reviewers (TheJungleGymReviews, Gluck's Gym, Nick Bardsley) all rate the Pegasus highly: "an upgrade over any other option on the market" with nothing quite like it thanks to the removable leg rollers doubling as a Nordic-curl brace; consistent praise for versatility (lat pulldowns, chest-supported rows, curls) and quick ~5-minute assembly, with no major complaints beyond its weight making repositioning less convenient.

REP’s Pegasus Seat draws consistent praise across every independent source: LiftLab Reviews says it “exceeded expectations in every way,” Gray Matter Lifting calls it “almost perfect,” and Gluck’s Gym frames it as “a very unique rack attachment” that outperforms named competitors despite a higher price. Its standout dimension is versatility — beyond chest-supported rows and lat pulldowns, the removable leg rollers work independently on any 1” rack for Nordic curls, sit-up bracing, and Bulgarian split squats, giving 28 total seat/height configurations. Build quality is close behind, with reviewers singling out the CleanGrip vinyl pad, stainless steel pins, UHMW components, and a magnetic pin-storage detail that keeps the whole unit feeling refined rather than utilitarian. The weakest dimension is value: at $399.99 and roughly 48.5 lb, reviewers consistently flag the premium price, the lack of an integrated footplate for seated rows, and reduced convenience when repositioning the unit.

+Versatility: Removable leg rollers work independently on any 1" rack for Nordic curls, sit-ups, and Bulgarian split squats beyond the seat's core lat pulldown/row use (manufacturer, Gray Matter Lifting)
+Build quality: CleanGrip vinyl pad, stainless steel pins, UHMW components, and a magnetic pin-storage detail keep the unit feeling refined (Gray Matter Lifting)
+Functionality: 7 seat angles x 4 height positions for 28 total configurations, with quick ~5-minute assembly (LiftLab Reviews, Gluck's Gym)
+Durability: Maintains its appearance after months of use by multiple athletes (Gray Matter Lifting)
+Functionality: Secures to the rack without damaging uprights, via an adjustable liner and knurled tension knob (LiftLab Reviews, manufacturer)

−Value: Premium pricing at $399.99, without built-in cable-routing capability (Gluck's Gym, LiftLab Reviews)
−Functionality: At ~48.5 lb, it's cumbersome to reposition or store frequently (LiftLab Reviews, Gluck's Gym)
−Functionality: No integrated footplate for seated row exercises, requiring additional attachments (Gray Matter Lifting)
−Build quality: Slight play between components when tightened, due to pop-pin tolerances (Gluck's Gym)
−Functionality: Only mounts to uprights, not crossmembers, limiting orientation options; can be a tight fit for users over 6 feet on 93-inch racks (Gray Matter Lifting, LiftLab Reviews)

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