Seal Row Pad Rack Attachment

It does what it says it does I feel it’s easy to move and setup Build quality is solid, I just don’t end up using it as much, because the feel isn’t as good as a dedicated seal row station We do all have limited space, so compromises must be made; this is one of those compromises

Chunky, well built seat. It's annoying to move so I put it on a lone upright (with my BoS shoulder boulder) and leave it there. Gets a lot of use for rear delt flyes, and seal rows. If I didn't have the space to leave this permanently installed, it would probably never get any use at all because it is unwieldy, but since I don't have to move it, it's great. I saw in another review that somebody mentioned flipping the pad so the rounded piece is up where your shoulders are when doing seal rows. Interesting idea that I'm going to try. I'm not super small (5' 9"), but I definitely feel my shoulders on the edge of the pad when I'm doing seal rows.

The Bells of Steel (BoS) Seal Row Pad is a cracker of a mid-tier addition if you’re after a chest-supported row without the massive footprint of a dedicated machine. We’re stoked to finally have BoS selling directly in Australia now; it’s a high-value bit of kit that gets the job done without a premium price tag. Just a fair warning: if you’re precious about your rack’s paint job, you might want to give this one a miss as it’s a bit of a "scratch special" when you're sliding it on and off. On my metric rack, the mag pin doesn't go all the way through to secure it properly, but it’s still a solid, affordable workhorse and actually great for storage when you’re not using it. If you don't mind a few character marks on your uprights, it’s a winner for the home gym.

I could definitely do a lot more with this if it could pivot at the actual pad. I can't complain too much. I was able to get this for a steal on Facebook marketplace. I don't think I would pay full price for this though.

This paired with the bells tower allows for alot of versatility and the excercises are endless. The quality is very good and it fits very snug on the upright with no wiggle.

It's built like a tank but that also means it's heavy and awkward as hell to move around. On my PR-4000 rack I have to use the finesse of a sledgehammer to get the pin in the hole and it will almost certainly scratch your rack. The pad, vinyl, and actual build quality are great but I would not buy this again. If you have the space to put this on your rack and never move it then I would absolutely recommend it. If you will be taking it on and off every time you use it, look elsewhere.

This is the only Seal row pad I have ever owned so I do not have a lot to compare to. This is a solid piece. I am a large man and it feels very stable when I am using it. The padding, and vinyl, are nice. I like using it and feel like it is a good addition to my training.

This is the only seal row rack attachment I've owned. I have the Hydra half rack and bought this in person at the Indy showroom at a great price. It's a simple design, but it is sturdy and fairly compact. It stores nicely on my rear uprights and even serves as a little buddy seat when my kids are down there with me. I like that this option doesn't try to do too much. Pro tip - if you aren't too tall, I'd recommend turning the pad around so the thinner portion is closer to the upright and then your shoulders can move more freely.

Got this thing off FBM with the cable tower. Tried it out when we got it and we haven't used it since, aside from counterweighting the cable tower. It's kind of awkward to use in our space. I am sure people who have more space or have bolted down their cable tower will find more use from it.

I got mine from BOS as a scratch and dent for a killer price. I would definitely not pay full price on this one though. It does a decent job at Seal Rows but I’d prefer the pad to be a tad more narrow as I’ll hit it doing dumbbell rows. My biggest complaint though is the main bracket and mount design. This thing is just big and clunky to attach. The worst part is the mount is too flipping long or high as it were. This causes it to hit and rub the rack if you aren’t extremely careful. It has marred up my upright wherever I put the dang thing. I also found the vinyl to be a bit thin, hence the tape around my pad to protect the small tear. Hopefully a redesigned 2.0 version puts it on a diet and drops the wrap around portion on the bracket so it’s not so high compared to the pin.