I own the Superbench pro with several of the attachments. I recently bought the cable tower and realized that it would be best to be able to use it without the bench. Like the other reviewer I was having problems getting it to lay flat. The middle section was lifted about 1/2 inch off the ground. It still worked and felt steady (I did a couple of workouts this way) but I knew it couldn't be right. I realized that what I had to do was adjust the plate on the tower that connects to the seat. It took a while to get the adjustment right. Once I did that it lays flat now. It is nice and solid and I love being able to use the cable tower on its own. I highly recommend it.

I love how this frees up my bench so I don't have to attach it every time. Great product, doesn't take up a lot of space and is sturdy.

I bought it and have no regrets. This is a must have accessory with the lat tower. It provides so much flexibility of use, since you no longer have to connect the bench when you want to use it.

I bought the Cable Tower Seat because I wanted to permanently have my Hypercore Attachment readily available to use. The Cable Tower Seat offers more range of motion than does the Super Bench when performing Hyper Extensions for the lower back and Reverse Hyper Extensions for the glutes and hamstrings.

While it's possible to move this in and out of the super bench , it can get tiresome. This is perfect as it hardly takes more space than the freestanding cable tower and you never have to attach detach anything. Worth it!

I had been using the cable tower with the bench and it was such a PITA to attach, that I pretty much gave up on the cable tower. This cable tower seat is super easy to attach, super easy to detach and store underneath the cable tower or anywhere and such a joy to use, I am not using the cable tower a lot, and I like that. I have also used the cable tower seat with the hypoercore attachment. I was leery at first and it works great and is much easier to set up and attach than the bench. I strongly recommend the cable tower seat. I love that I finally got one.

First of all, I was extremely fortunate in obtaining an Ironmaster Cable Tower locally as a compliment to my IM2000. Aside from cable crunches, my intent was to use it primarily for kickbacks and hip abductions, which are very effective glute/hip exercises, but I did want to explore using it for biceps, triceps, and a few other exercises as well. Little did I know how much of a game changer this would become! I felt that it worked fine with the bench, but my limited space made this somewhat cumbersome to set up. After using it for a short time, I became more excited to consider having the seat, even if I didn't use it for lat pulldowns, so I ultimately made the purchase. I was very pleased with the high quality and build! It is very smooth, soft to sit on, and very solid. However, most importantly, it made the Cable Tower itself incredibly stable in terms of exercise performance for the cable exercises I previously mentioned. I even learned of two ways to do a pullover with it (which I had never even attempted before), and the pump was outstanding, as was the tension during the entire range of motion. As for the kickbacks, the setup is a breeze that takes only moments and I can finally begin performing them in my own home with relative ease. Compared to two other clumsy setups\gyms I've tried, this was a dream come true as it didn't require the necessary stability only found elsewhere in massive, garage-sized cages. Plus, it practically operates at a stealth-like amplitude which also is not common among pulley systems. After exploring the tower's versatility I was so pleased with the smooth operation, the effectiveness of the exercises, and the time saved (over using barbells\dumbbells for everything) that I've implemented a variety of cable exercises into my entire routine now! So, again, I am only able to fully utilize my tower within the space I have due to the addition of the seat. Bottom line for Both: Phenomenal, Period!