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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.

PRP Seats has announced the addition of five-time King of the Hammers (KOH) UTV champion Mitch Guthrie Sr. to its race team.

“We’re really happy to have Mitch driving in PRP’s now.” said PRP Seats’ Marketing Director, Jason DeArmond. “We’ve designed our seats to be for all day riding and King of the Hammers is a perfect venue. Mitch has been unbeatable the last five years and we’re confident the comfort and safety of our seats and harnesses will keep him there.”

PRP Seats has released what it is calling the first front bench for the Polaris RZR XP 1000.

The GT 50/50 Front Bench features independently removable sides, which is designed to make it easy to access the battery or change the oil. Large harness openings and a quick release pull make removing each seat quick.

PRP Seats has just released new aluminum door extensions for Polaris RZR S 900 and RZR XP 1000 vehicles.

Installation, according to PRP Seats, is easy with just a few bolts to add to existing holes in the stock doors. Price is set at $239 for two doors and $449 for four-door models.

PRP Seats has introduced a new Door Bag with Knee Pad for the stock doors on the Polaris RZR XP 1000.

PRP says the bags are easy to install – just remove and replace the stock Torx head screws. Bags offer a convenient place to store items like a cell phone or a water bottle, and thick foam pad is designed to protect the rider’s knees from hitting against the doors.

PRP has come out swinging in 2014 with a handful of new products for the Polaris RZR and Arctic Cat Wildcat.

PRP’s New RZR Doors feature a wider opening for getting to your gas cap easier, lower top edge for a more comfortable arm rest and the door itself is removable from the frame for those times you’re pulling into your trailer or toy hauler and are tight on space. These durable, steel frame doors fit all years of the 800 and 900 two-seat RZR models. The doors retail for $580 in standard black powdercoat. Optional vinyl covering is available for an additional $80.

Well that certainly didn’t take long. Just days after John Deere unveiled its new Gator RSX850i side-by-side, PRP Seats announced its new JD GT seat designed specifically for the RSX.

“We have designed these seats to bolt directly into the new RSX,” PRP Seats says in a release. “They provide more protection and security than stock seats and that is exactly what is needed for this new high-performance machine from John Deere. Our 5 point harnesses are and easy to install in the new RSX and work great with large seat belt slots.”

Anybody looking to upgrade to an aftermarket seat for your Polaris RZR or other UTV should have a look at PRP’s newest option – a mesh liner.

“With all the water issues PRP came across, we’ve designed a seat to allow the water to flow through instead of water-logging you and your seat,” PRP says in a release.

The option is available for every seat PRP makes. Best of all, it won’t cost you any more money. If you buy a PRP seat and want the mesh liner, it will be the same price as a PRP seat without a mesh liner.

Because the liner is installed during the construction of the seat, it can’t be added after the fact. According to PRP, the lead time for the new option is two weeks, so it won’t be long before you’re sitting in comfort after you make your order. Visit PRPSeats.com for more information.