Navigator Sport Seat

The new Navigator Sport Seat has been
designed to provide you with another alternative in
marine yacht seating.
The ‘Flip-up’ mechanism allows you to utilise the
seat as a leaning post for those who prefer to be able
to stand or still as a traditional seat.
The seat is built to the Navigator specifications
which provides you with specialised lateral and
lumbar support for travelling.
When the ‘Flip-Up’ section is in the lower position,
the seat looks and feels like the standard
Navigator Compact Seat.
This additional ‘Flip-Up’ mechanism will be available
on the Navigator Flybridge, Pilothouse and WASP
seats in the near future.

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Navigator EURO Seat

The EURO Navigator helm seat comes with the same lateral and lumbar support which you expect to find on any Navigator helm seat which provides you with comfort and safety when out at sea. The new seat however, has a new style headrest which is built into the backrest and the inner section for the backrest has a softer more European design with soft rolls sewn into the design.

Like all Navigator Helm Seats, the framework and exterior mechanisms are manufactured from 316 stainless steel. The exterior mechanisms are then highly polished to a mirror finish. The foams used are marine grade open and closed cell foams which are designed for seating.

The EURO Navigator can be placed on any of the Navigator Pedestals. We have found that for the European boat market, many helm seats are placed on a box. Therefore, we will be showing this new seat on our box slide pedestal which will give you the ability to slide the seat fore and aft 125mm (5”). All Navigator pedestals are made from polished 316 stainless steel and you can option up a footrest (standard or premium). This seat can also be placed on our Electric pedestal which utilizes linak actuators to provide the up / down and fore / aft movement.

This seat will be only available in Ultraleather™ or genuine leather.

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