Seating Comfort

[Tbone91]

My my wife's Escape is still more comfortable than my Maverick.
The seats are larger=more thigh support and have more padding.

Must be the butts my girlfriend is on her second Escape, Idk if I'd like them for a long trip. Too firm and they sit higher IMO at 5'10" I feel like I'm grazing the ceiling and have to adjust my seatback to be comfortable under the roofline. As we know too well from this forum tho, everyone has their own opinions

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[Glen Baker LLC]

Must be the butts my girlfriend is on her second Escape, Idk if I'd like them for a long trip. Too firm and they sit higher IMO at 5'10" I feel like I'm grazing the ceiling and have to adjust my seatback to be comfortable under the roofline. As we know too well from this forum tho, everyone has their own opinions

My wife's on her second Escape too. She found the seats in my Maverick uncomfortable on our trip to San Diego this year or last year on our trip up to Elko, NV. We would probably defer to her Escape for our trips, if it had a few less miles.
The Escape seats are deeper and wider.
That is a lot more thigh support.

 

[Tbone91]

My wife's on her second Escape too. She found the seats in my Maverick uncomfortable on our trip to San Diego this year or last year on our trip up to Elko, NV. We would probably defer to her Escape for our trips, if it had a few less miles.

Interesting. My girl hasn't said if there was a difference between the two but she is comfortable in both.

 

[notfast]

My girl and I have no complaints with the seats 14 hours down to Tennessee and another 14 hours back up after our week long vacation last Thanksgiving. My did girl hate my '17 Elantra seats on the same trip the previous year.

I have no problem with seating in my 25 Lariat. Very comfortable even on 7 or 8 hour drives.

Me either, up to 16 hours in my XLT, but my butt probably isn't just like everyone else's.

Same here. Longest single stretch for me was 7 hours nonstop. Got out after 7 hours without problems. I thought I was going to have to buy an XLT Lux or higher so I could have the power seat, but it turns out that the basic 6-way manual seats were fantastic for me.

On the flipside, 3 hours is about as far as I can make it in my D40 Nissan Frontier, and that has 12-way power adjust, 2-way lumbar, heat, leather. I think a church pew would be more comfortable.

 

[Tbone91]

Same here. Longest single stretch for me was 7 hours nonstop. Got out after 7 hours without problems. I thought I was going to have to buy an XLT Lux or higher so I could have the power seat, but it turns out that the basic 6-way manual seats were fantastic for me.

On the flipside, 3 hours is about as far as I can make it in my D40 Nissan Frontier, and that has 12-way power adjust, 2-way lumbar, heat, leather. I think a church pew would be more comfortable.

"a church pew would be more comfortable"

 

[tyler2250]

It depends on the person I did 7 hours only stoping for gas was perfectly fine e

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