Mountain Buggy Zip Hammock Seat
Mountain Buggy Navy Zip Hammock Seat in upright position - click for larger image Mountain Buggy Navy Zip Hammock Seat in reclined position - click for larger image
The best option for the frequent off road user but not suitable for use from birth as it does not recline as low as the Recline Seat.

The Zip Hammock seat does not have any stiffening support boards so the child is 'cradled' in the hammock, absorbing jolts and bumps and reducing sideways movement.

 

Mountain Buggy Terrain Spruce Zip Hammock upright - click for larger image

Mountain Buggy Terrain Spruce Zip Hammock reclined - click for larger image

At the back of the seat are two zips, one on each side.

With the zips closed the seat is in the most upright position.

To lower the seat angle simply undo both zips.

 

Zip Hammock - advantages & disadvantages
The Mountain Buggy Zip Hammock is the most comfortable seat option for regular off road use 'cradles' the child absorbing bumps and jolts making it the most comfortable ride for the child off road
The Mountain Buggy Zip Hammock has two seat positions when unzipped is 30 degrees from horizontal two seat positions and child can manoeuver for comfort
The Mountain Buggy Zip Hammock allows better access to the basket than the Recline Seat easier access to the basket when the seat is in the lowest position
The Mountain Buggy Zip Hammock is not ideal to use for a new born baby it does not lay as flat as the Recline seat, but you can use the Mountain Buggy Carry Cot or Car Seat accessories not ideal for a new born baby but you can add the optional Clipon Carrycot to this pushchair
Please note that whilst the pushchair frame is basically the same for both seating types minor differences mean that the seats are not interchangeable on the same frame. The optional Clipon Carry Cot or a Car Seat can be fitted to either pushchair.
 
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