B&M stand up restraints

I rode IW at six flags great america and i willnever ride it again, it was Horible! i rode in the front and my ears hurt the whole day, from the head banging, my haed was back and forth it was bad, are all b&m stand ups this bad?

No just iron Wolf the thing is viscious even with the new restraints.  Chang is prolly the smoothest I have been on.
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Does CCI know how to make a bad coaster?

Don't think that I'm not Sotaly Tober, but I also like the TOGO restraints.  I can look all around in them, and they are somewhat comfortable if you get the height just rigth.  The only thing that I don't like is how you can tighten the chest restraint durring the ride. 

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Try Flight of Fear version 2.0: It's great!

Riddler is still smooth. Like so many other Stand Ups, its the positive g's. Sometimes they will lock the train before everyone is ready so you got some sitting, some standing, and some with their feet dangling. I had the misfortune of not being able to get situated in time and ended up putting too much wait on that bicycle seat. Boy are those Diving Loops powerful, hehe.
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"ok everyone go ahead and pull down on your shoulder restraint so you feel nice and stuck!"

I like the Togo stand-up restraint design much better than the B&M design. The thing I really like about the Togo design is that it is absolutely failsafe...if all the latches (and there are three of them) fail during the ride, you're still not coming out of the train.

The thing I really hate about the Togo design is the implementation. The seat is too close to the shoulder loop. If only the seat and shoulder bar/headrest were independently adjustable, Togo would have a good system. Instead, they have a system which is utterly impossible for me to squeeze into.

The B&M system has a similar problem in that the seat is too wide and there is not enough footroom in the car. That wasn't really a problem until they added the safety belts which force the shoulder bar to be down so far that I can't fit between the seat and the bar. But the belt is a good idea, because if the shoulder bar latch fails, the rider goes away. Which is why I like Togo's design better.

Of course, it's all moot now, as I can't ride either one anymore.

--Dave Althoff, Jr.

Iron Wolf, painful memories ouch! Great ride, but those seats gotta go.