I find that the seat is too wide to fit between my thighs and the space between the seat and the 'armrest' is too narrow. I can compensate for that by putting the seat lower, but because the shoulder bar pivot is attached to the same assembly, that means the top of the shoulder bar is far too low for me. That wasn't a problem because there is a notch in the shoulder bar ratchet that does accommodate me. It puts the front of the bar out forward slightly, but even at that the shoulder bar digs into my shoulders. Trouble is, when the safety belt was added, the strap was left too short to allow for this position, so I now have to put the seat slightly higher and the shoulder bar lower just to get the belt to fasten...so instead of "slightly painful" on the tops of my shoulders, the ride is now "excruciatingly painful" on both the shoulders and thighs. That's before the train even leaves the station and I figure it's not worth it.
--Dave Althoff, Jr.