Can the seat be adjusted so the child sits completely upright - no incline? My child hates to lean back at all.
1076158
There is always a little bit of an incline but pretty close to completely upright.
1076159
Just measured it, the seat back is at 30 degrees (from vertical) in the most upright position
1076160
Unfortunately, no. It does not sit up at a 90 degree angle. The seat always has a slight angle to it. It's better than other joggers though.
1076161
No. The only jogger that sits more upright is the Joovy Zoom 360. My kids loved the Joovy for this reason.
1076162
No the back always has an incline so your child would probably not like this style of stroller.
1076163
Yes. This stroller fully reclines and fully inclines. There is a mark on the adjusting strap though that you are not supposed to incline past when running. I LOVE this stroller.
1076164
Yes, the seat is can be upright and almost fully recline. I love this stroller and highly recommend it. I love the breaks and all the vents. Awesome stroller!
1076165
No, the seat back is always at an angle. The seat position in the stroller picture is as upright as it gets. But seems a pretty comfortable position, not too far leaning back.
804565
Yes, the chair can be leaned back. You can lock the chair upright so it will not lean back. It will not lock in a reclined(leaned back) position.
25361
The car seat itself does not recline at all. If you want to change the angle, then you'll need to use a separate angle adjuster or spacer when installing it in your vehicle.
1175327
You can control the backrest independent of the footrest. The back can be adjusted to have only a slight recline. It is not truly straight up but may feel that way.
701081
Not really, this worked great for my wife who was recuperating from car accident back injury, but the seat cannot be adjusted so that it is parallel to the ground, not even close.
1682249
I think the recline was steep enough that our son didn't need it, even when he was a brand newborn baby. Now that he's 6 months, he definitely doesn't need any extra support. He always liked to turn his head to the side, but since the rocker doesn't hold them upright, it didn't make his head sag.
1236114
This isn't going to help I'm afraid. The back rest lowers easily onto the seat for storage/carrying. I tried to remove the back completely, and I couldn't do it. Afraid I was about to break it. So I got the instructions, and sure enough they say the back rest removes for an older child. I went back to try again after reading the instructions (which make it appear quite easy to do) and still couldn't do it! Either I'm totally missing something, or this particular model does not allow removal of the back rest.
581875
You cannot adjust the recline while the seat is installed. The base does not move while adjusting though, just the upper seat portion reclines.
620644
The seat itself can be adjusted and raised from its position. However the footrest cannot be raised as I thought it would. There is another model that allows the footrest to be raised separately...I wish that I had purchased the latter myself.
8094
The safe seat does not adjust in the back, it adjust just like convertable does...by pulling the webbing between the babies leg at the end of the seat. Hope that helps.
825098
The seat can be adjusted back and forward to accommodate the length of your legs. It has one of those pin mechanisms that u pull up and then you can lengthen your foot reach. But the seat does not tilt back and I was a little disappointed it was not as reclined as I hoped. However that was just me being lazy girl lol and after a week I was used to it and thankful it was more seated upright because I do feel its the reason my joints don't hurt after a while. Just so u know I am new to excersizing and hate it so this is beginners advice. But happy this sits in front of my TV and now i am enjoying to exercise more. Lol :))
323579
I personally am too short to make the chair lean back, my feet barely touch the floor. However, my husband did figure out that it has a slight recline if you just lean back. Not sure exactly how much of a recline but, I would estimate somewhere around 5-10 degrees back from upright
1256669
Yes, it was an issue and unless you buy the tray there is nothing for the child to hold onto in order to sit upright. I got rid of this stroller and ordered Graco - much more functional for a busy family on the run!
23731
Yes, the bowl can be shifted in more of an upright position - it is two pieces separate pieces so it can adjust. As you can probably tell, it will not be in a straight back type of position. II would say there is no support on the back from the chair itself. I hope that helps.
542704
The back does move independently from the seat. You can flip the back part up and down or adjust (with a knob) under the seat area. The seat does not lean back; it swivels from side to side only. Hope this helped to answer you question.
1924037
The "Back" of the chair will adjust up and down maybe 1-2 inches but is stationary to the seat of the chair (i.e. does not move back by itself). Now the seat does tilt back or reclines back (i.e. seat and back recline together). I hope that makes sense and helps.
505242
There are only two positions and must be adjusted prior to your child sitting. It is basically a wedge that pops up the front part of seat (near childs knees) that gives the seat its recline. It doesn't really lay the child back but more so elevates their legs from a flat position. Its a bar mechanism you pull into place located underneath the base of chair. Gives approx. 1 1/2" difference.