does the backrest sit more straight up/upright, a lot of strollers the backrest is at an angle and kids always are fighting to sit up more straight.
190348
That is one of the exact reasons I got this stroller. My daughter was always struggling to sit up straighter. We also love that the seat reverses to parent facing as well.
190349
Yes the back rest sits a very slight angle even at the lowest position but it is ajustable so you can sit it more upright.
190350
It has the very slightest of inclines, hardly noticeable and much less then I've seen in any other stroller
190351
I would say it sits upright. You have the option to make it whatever you want it. We love the stroller!
855449
The back does recline, but it does not go flat. I think it's recommended for 3+ months. I would not put a baby under that age in there, and it works best for 6 mos and older. The back piece is just straight, so I added in a head cushion from a car seat that I wasn't using to give it more cushion when my little one fell asleep in it (and it helped out in that 4-5 month age). I really like the stroller; it pushes great through grass or trails. Side note - we had a Graco infant seat that did not latch into the stroller, but I occasionally still would set it in if we were just standing around at a park while the big kids played. You could kind if rig the straps to hold it in, but not safe for anything but a very smooth, short ride!
1480018
It does sit straight up! But protection your child will have! It is huge! We love it, because we know she's protected well in it! She appears very comfortable and has no problem sleeping when riding! She has ridden over 800 miles with no problems!
461636
It's pretty straight up and down. I have not used the position with my 7 month old yet. We use the position where he's semi upright or all the way flat. I think the position your talking about is best for an older toddler, around 2 or 3 years old. At least for me, it's too vertical for an infant, but the other positions are great. We love this stroller! Very happy with our purchase and would buy one again in a heartbeat. I wish I knew about this when my oldest was a baby. I had 4 different strollers at one point and wasn't in love with any of them. Good luck and hope I helped with your question. It's pretty straight up and down. I have not used the position with my 7 month old yet. We use the position where he's semi upright or all the way flat. I think the position your talking about is best for an older toddler, around 2 or 3 years old. At least for me, it's too vertical for an infant, but the other positions are great. We love this stroller! Very happy with our purchase and would buy one again in a heartbeat. I wish I knew about this when my oldest was a baby. I had 4 different strollers at one point and wasn't in love with any of them. Good luck and hope I helped with your... » Read More It's pretty straight up and down. I have not used the position with my 7 month old yet. We use the position where he's semi upright or all the way flat. I think the position your talking about is best for an older toddler, around 2 or 3 years old. At least for me, it's too vertical for an infant, but the other positions are great. We love this stroller! Very happy with our purchase and would buy one again in a heartbeat. I wish I knew about this when my oldest was a baby. I had 4 different strollers at one point and wasn't in love with any of them. Good luck and hope I helped with your question. « Show Less
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The seat lays flat. I will say it seems to not sit all the way up though. It always is a bit reclined in the seated position no matter how much you tighten the back straps.
219863
Seats are fixed and do not recline or adjust. The angle varies if connected to a bike or free-standing. More recline when connected. The backing goes to the top and would make it uncomfortable for a kid to use a helmet. Hope this helps.
770392
It does but either the baby seat is way far back or rather upright. I don't think the upright is too far forward but I wouldn't lay the carseat so far back b/c the baby would have his/her head lower that his/her legs.
391926
It reclines a solid amount for the size of the stroller. If you are looking for something that has a full lay down recline option. ... this isn't the stRoller for you
2146020
Your welcome! One other thing of this highchair is that the back of the baby doesn't stay straight, that is one negative for me it stays a little inclined to the back, so baby's back also
411881
Hi, are you talking about the top seat or the bottom seat? I have found that sometimes you have to give the top seat a little wiggle for it recline down and back up. Once you get the hang of it though, not a big issue. Overall, I love the stroller- we travel all around the world with it. Hope this helps!
1557134
I have not found this to be a problem. My son's head does not slump. He sort of tilts it to the side and the seat does have a head "pillow" of sorts. I liked the upright factor because it seemed more comfy than a "C" shape that would curl his back. I also like the Radian b/c he can see more out of the sides than the other seats that I investigated.
844433
Ours does that. I figured it was because it is adjustable it wiggled unlike non adjustable handled strollers. The kids don't seem to mind.
1944271
I believe I have the 2014 Indie Twin. The seats recline nearly flat and can be adjusted up, but not straight up. There's always some recline. I would guess that the seat and the back make around 120 degree angle. My 5 year old with special needs sits in it just fine.
498489
It has a lot of tilt. From pretty much straight vertically, to tilting backwards more than completely horizontally. It has a knob you adjust each time and it stays in place. We've used it for about 2 months daily by a 7- and a 5-year old. Works great.
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The seat does not recline completely (sleeping position). It folds to about a 45 degree angle to allow the infant car seat to snap into place if the car seat is in the front position. So far we have only had the infant car seat in the back and our toddler sitting in the front part, but have set it up both ways. As for the whole stroller, it does not fold flat due to the wheels like the other reviewer stated. We just traveled across the world with our stroller, through four airports and three flights. We are very happy with the sturdiness of it and even after three gate checks it looks brand new. The seat does not recline completely (sleeping position). It folds to about a 45 degree angle to allow the infant car seat to snap into place if the car seat is in the front position. So far we have only had the infant car seat in the back and our toddler sitting in the front part, but have set it up both ways. As for the whole stroller, it does not fold flat due to the wheels like the other reviewer stated. We just traveled across the world with our stroller, through four airports and three flights. We are very happy with the sturdiness of it and even after three gate checks it looks brand... » Read More The seat does not recline completely (sleeping position). It folds to about a 45 degree angle to allow the infant car seat to snap into place if the car seat is in the front position. So far we have only had the infant car seat in the back and our toddler sitting in the front part, but have set it up both ways. As for the whole stroller, it does not fold flat due to the wheels like the other reviewer stated. We just traveled across the world with our stroller, through four airports and three flights. We are very happy with the sturdiness of it and even after three gate checks it looks brand new. « Show Less
1509590
The back seat is fine for a quick nap but not the most comfortable. Mine is always reclined. I can't get it to a straight position anymore.
326693
My recliner actually was in a constant tilted position. When I would rock, I literally felt like I was falling completely backwards. So in my opinion, yes it reclines way too much. We trashed it after just two months.