i rode a larson fireball at morey's piers while i was on vacation last month. it's a lot better then the ring of fire, it's much smoother and not as loud. the harnesses are kind of strange though. it looks like a harness with a lap bar mounted to the bottom if it. since the harness is so big. when the ride goes upside down most of the weight is pressed in to the bottom of the harness. that way you don't hurt your sholders. this thing does have seat belts for the harnesses though. don't ask me why. anyway, the larson fireball is a great ride. racks on a single trailer, just like this older version, the ring of fire, i wound love to see more midways get larson fireballs, they are really nice. it's a shame no shows in texas own one yet even though they are built here (at larson's factory in plainview)

I'd say Tango. It's just so comfortable! Also, Zipper's lapbar, the Eyerly things, the Mondial restraints, and the Maurer-Sohne restraints.

Bad ones are like Kamikaze's (they SUCK, and there's a little lever that opens the restraint that you could easily bump open whilst raising your hands).

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i meant like harness locking process for a extreme ride.

i didn't consider the gravitron cause it doesn't have harnesses.

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Originally posted by KevSpins2

WOW! that sky swatter is SO cool. I've never seen anything like that before. does anyone have a ride video of that?

priemer rides used the same style of harness on the Manhattan Express in Vegas.

Spin Out also has the best unloading and loading time.

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if you move the people along, on the spin out, if they just dilly dally around, the loading time is shot...the best loading/unloading time for any ride is by far the gee wizz or gravitron

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WOW! that sky swatter is SO cool. I've never seen anything like that before. does anyone have a ride video of that?

priemer rides used the same style of harness on the Manhattan Express in Vegas.

Spin Out also has the best unloading and loading time.

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For some rides that requires OTSR's I would have a tie between Mondial and S&S Power. Mondial's on the Top Scan, Shake, etc., are robust enough to be safe without being oddly shaped and cumbersome. S&S used a dual-action restraint on their Screaming Squirrel coaster and Sky Swatter flat ride. It is a lap bar and a shoulder restraint (http://www.flatrides.com/Ride%20Index/SSSkySwatter3.jpg) that is very comfortable. I also found KMG's version on the Afterburner and Spin Out to be quite good. For a looping lap bar give me the Huss Ranger anyday. It is SO much more comfortable than the crappy OTSR's Fabbri, Sartori and others used on the Kamikazes.

Adam

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Ya the spin outs are great very snug and dont hurt you balls.I can fall asleep on the spin out almost did it the thrid time on it, actuall why i fell asleep becuse i did it before i went home and i worked from 8am to 5pm , then came back and worked the same night form 7pm to 10pm went. went on spin out and almost went to sleep allthough when i got off i kind of heaved a little.[:D]

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Spin Out's harness is pretty tight so you dont get movement in your seat which allows for the smooth ride.

Sky Wheel, of course! [:D]

Tilt lap bars are cool, they do not lock, and the old Mack Matterhorn lap bars (at least the one Wade Shows had) were the same. I recall riding it one time with a friend of mine, and he wanted to know how to lock the lap bar, then got the mess scared out of him when I told him it does not lock and the ride was starting! lol (He did end up enjoying the ride, though!) [:)]

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Ya I like The Huss Rainbow.

Ryan - I don't understand what everyone is talking about, it didn't smash my balls or my friends, so im not sure?¿?

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oh man, my nuts and***were hurting for like 2 hours after i rode that beast....

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