All Black GT/S.E. Suspension Seat for Polaris RZR Rear

Let me tell you about this All Black GT/S.E. Suspension Seat for Polaris RZR Rear
Alright, so I finally bit the bullet and upgraded the rear seats in my RZR with these GT/S.E. suspension seats, and honestly? I wish I’d done it way sooner. I’ve been beating up my rig on weekend trips for years now, and my passengers were always complaining about how rough the ride was back there.
These seats are pretty much the real deal. They’ve got this 7-inch containment thing going on that actually keeps you firmly in place when you’re bouncing around. Trust me, if you’ve ever had someone sliding all over behind you while you’re trying to focus on not rolling the thing, you’ll appreciate this feature as much as I do!
I installed them on my 2017 RZR XP 1000, and they fit perfectly—just bolted right in using the factory slider without any weird modifications or anything. To be fair, they’ll work with a bunch of different models (basically most RZR XP 1000s, 900s, and Turbos from around 2014-2019). You can even make them work with the Maverick X3 if you grab some PRP X3 seat mounts.
The comfort factor is kind of amazing. They’ve used this dual-density foam setup with a vinyl-coated nylon suspension liner that actually does a great job soaking up impacts. My buddy who’s always complaining about his back was legitimately shocked at how much better it felt compared to the stock seats. We did a full day at the dunes last weekend, and not a single complaint—that’s a first!
These things aren’t exactly light—about 15 pounds each—but they feel super solid. The all-black vinyl looks sleek and matches my rig perfectly. It’s been holding up well to the sun too, which is important since my RZR lives outside most of the time.
One thing I really like is how they’ve designed these large harness openings. I switch between different setups depending on what kind of riding we’re doing, and it’s not a hassle at all.



They’re about 22 inches wide, 32 tall, and 24 deep, which seems to fit most of my friends just fine. The water-resistant material is a lifesaver too—we got caught in an unexpected downpour last month, and cleaning them was actually no big deal. Just wiped right off.
Not gonna lie, they weren’t cheap, but considering they come with a 1-year warranty and how much more enjoyable they’ve made our rides, I’d say they’re worth every penny. My passengers aren’t begging for breaks every hour anymore, which means more time tearing it up on the trails and less time listening to complaints!