Ambassadors

CitiusRemex Rowing Seats

Citius Remex is pleased to welcome Sean Wolf as an Athlete Performance Partner in the United States. Sean will work closely with athletes and programs to help expand awareness and real world use of the ProW performance seat pad within the U.S. rowing community.

We’re excited to have him supporting our continued growth.

For athletes, coaches, or programs interested in learning more please contact Sean directly or visit our website for details.

+1 6177679405
sean@rowfluidesign.com
Podcast: Rowingwolf7

The ProW Low gives me the right support by distributing the weight on the seat without making it feel inappropriate.

M4X, Italy

​I have been loving the low seat pad, and now can’t row without it. Look forward to it and sitting on one in Tokyo!!

W1X, New Zealand

Sverri started to use the ProW seat in 2015, where the product was launched, he still uses the seat today.

Sverri applies the ProW on the erg and in the boat. When we asked him to comment on this article, he explicitly told us that “I recommend the seat to everyone who has trouble sitting on traditional seats in the boat or in the erg. Without the seat, it would be much more difficult for me to achieve great results in both disciplines.”

He started to use the ProW because he struggled with soreness and bruises around the sitting bones due to bad rowing seats.

Though, the ProW makes him sit a bit higher, we were not able to find something which he does not like about the seat.

M1X, Denmark

​I love this seat pad. I use it in the boat and especially on the ergo. It has totally solved the cramps I used to experience in the hamstrings and ass after 45-minutes on the ergo or in the boat. At first it did feel a little strange to use. It took a few uses to get used to the different position on the seat, and the unique contouring. I thought I may need to use some double sided tape or velcro, to fix the pad in place, yet the seat stays put. To feel super secure, I may start to use Double sided Velcro tape, to attach the seat in the boat 

Frederic Vystavel

M2-, Denmark

Joachim Sutton

M2-, Denmark

Gary O’Donnovan

Hugo Boucheron