Best Polaris RZR Seats For Added Comfort and Style

Derrek Sigler
by Derrek Sigler

Increase the comfort and style of your Polaris RZR by upgrading with these popular RZR seats

The Polaris RZR is considered to be one of, if not the best, high-performance UTVs on the market, so why wouldn’t you want a quality set of RZR seats to match? It doesn’t matter if you’re a weekend warrior or a seasoned racer, making a simple change like upgrading your RZR seats can make a huge difference in comfort when you’re behind the wheel. In addition to increased comfort, new seats provide an additional level of customization with different configurations and color options allowing you to infuse your own style into your Polaris RZR.

We get that it can be overwhelming to look for the most basic of basic parts for your Polaris RZR and finding the perfect RZR seat isn’t any different. With so many options on the market, where do you start? Do you need a rigid fiberglass seat or a suspension seat? Bucket or bench? We’re here to help you make the process of finding the right RZR seat easy with a variety of options from popular and well trusted brands that you’re likely already familiar with.

Sit back relax and let us simplify the process of finding the right RZR seat for you.

1. Editor's Choice: PRP RZR Seats

This PRP seat is a little wider than the stock RZR seat. It has a nylon-coated suspension liner, giving your butt a little more give when dealing with gravity while on the gas. The seat has thick, dual-density foam for comfort, while the extra width is designed to keep you planted in the same place in the seat as you ride, instead of sliding around on the seat. The side effect is that, in the event of an accident, you will stay planted in the seat and experience more safety. These PRP RZR seats will work with multi-point seat belt harnesses, as well as the stock seat belts.

2. Best Racing Seat: Sparco QRT-R Series Racing Seat

If you want the feel of being strapped into a cockpit, adding a Sparco QRT-R Racing Seat might be the perfect RZR seat upgrade. This fiberglass molded seat is popular for racers and recreational drivers alike with features like cutouts for 4 and 5-point racing harnesses, removable fabric cushions/covers and an aggressive design that snugly holds drivers and passengers securely in place. It's the most expensive seat in our list, but if you're looking for the ultimate in comfort and safety, Sparco seats has you covered. Unlike other seats in this list, the Sparco QRT-R Racing Seat requires special mounts that are not included with the seat.

3. Best Bench Seat: UTV Mountain Accessories Rear Bench Seat

This is a bit of a departure, but if you want something a little different this rear RZR bench seat from UTV Mountain Accessories will definitely stand out. Not only is it a bench seat design, but it also allows for three people as it is outfitted with three four-point harnesses. One word of caution...if you are putting three people in the back, it's going to be a tight squeeze. This is not where you want to put the the 6'3", 225-pound passengers, unless you really want to put the squeeze on whoever gets stuck in the middle. This 45-inch wide seat is wrapped in vinyl and comes with sewn-in harness pads with chest buckles.

This will fit 2014-2021 RZR 4 900 and RZR 4 1000 models, including S, Turbo, and Dynamix variants. However, it will not fit in the RZR 4 Pro models.

4. Pro Armor Seats

Pro Armor is another company known for high-quality products. In fact, Polaris owns Pro Armor, but the company still makes products for other brands. The Pro Armor RZR seat is similar to the PRP, in that it is wider than stock with a built-in suspension system for your butt and back. It is covered in durable, thick UV-resistant vinyl and it bolts right on using stock hardware. These RZR seats also accept aftermarket harnesses, or the stock seat belts. You can also select various color options for a cool look.

5. ACE's Racing Seats

This pair of front suspension RZR seats has a slot built in for a 5-point harness. These seats have a quilted backing and an internal suspension system with highly bolstered seat bases for security and comfort. They have plastic, molded inserts for the headrest seat belt slots. They use the stock hardware, and will fit most RZR models, but older models will require an adapter kit. Being a two-pack, you actually get a great deal on a pair of quality seats.

6. NRG FRP-300 Fiberglass Bucket Seat

The NRG FRP-300 Fiberglass Bucket Seat is another great option as a high-performance RZR seat replacement. The FRP-300 provides great lumbar support and comfort from the seat cover and strategically positioned padding, has cutouts to accommodate 4 and 5-point racing harnesses and is affordably priced when compared to other fiberglass seats in this category. Like most other rigid RZR seats, the NRG FRP-300 also requires additional mounting hardware to be installed in your Polaris RZR.

Do aftermarket Polaris RZR seats make much difference?

There are several reasons to swap out the seats in your RZR. The most important reason has to do with comfort. Stock seats are great and were designed to fit a wide range of riders, but they can’t fit everyone perfectly. Aftermarket options are available that offer more padding in select spots, suspension systems in the seat base for aggressive riding and overall better support for racing applications. Another reason is simply the look. If you’re going for a cool, custom build, you will want seats that match the look you’re going for. Either way, there are seats available to fit whatever you need from your machine.

Do suspension seats really help?

Suspension seats add a bit of extra travel to your overall feel when you hit a bump, or land a jump. The seats have some give in the seat base that absorbs some extra impact to your tailbone region and that can help with aggressive driving. These types of seats tend to offer a more comfortable ride for going fast, but aren’t as soft as those seats with additional padding, so it mostly comes down to personal preference.

Which are better? Suspension seats or fiberglass (racing) seats?

Both have their advantages, but the main difference is comfort. If you're more of a recreational rider enjoying trails or dunes, a suspension seat will likely be more comfortable by providing an additional level of give during harsh impacts. It's because of this you may find yourself having to adjust your seat belt/racing harness more often. With a fiberglass (racing) seat, you might get more feedback through the seat to your body, but you'll also feel much more secure in the seat.

Recent Updates

May 31, 2023: Updated product list (Omitted discontinued products), restructured lists.

April 15, 2021: Edited some text for clarity, added the rear bench seat from UTV Mountain Accessories.

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Derrek Sigler
Derrek Sigler

Derrek's love for all things ATV started when he was a mere 11 years old, growing up on his family farm. His mom gave him and his sister a choice - get a horse, or a three-wheeler. The sister wanted the horse, and Derrek wanted the ATV. Luckily he won out, and was soon burning up the trails on a Yamaha Tri-Moto 200. By the time he was 14, he had saved enough of his own money by working on the farm and in his folks restaurant to buy a new 4-wheeler. That happened the day he and his mom were driving past the dealership and saw 1987 Banshee. His mom had no idea what he was buying, and he never looked back. He's been riding ever since, and been writing professionally for many years. He has ridden all over North America and been behind the controls of just about every machine out there. And yes, he still has his 1987 Yamaha Banshee.

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