How do the restraints work on firehawk at kings island?

[Blackhole6670]

Can you explain to me how the restraints work on the firehawk? How much will your body move inside the restraints? How comfortable are the restraints? How comfortable are the seats? Can you hold on to the over the shoulder harness? Can people hold hands when on the ride? Can you tell any advice you have? Can you tell your on ride experiences?

 

[GuyWithAStick]

Dude, you're so paranoid about things. Just do it. It doesn't matter.

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[Pokemaniac]

You follow the instructions, the ride ops check that everything is all right, and they keep you secure. It's nothing worse than that.

 

[Blackhole6670]

I know that, but the restraints seem different from most coasters. That is why I am asking.

 

[GuyWithAStick]

It's a floppy OTSR, with a Lapbar that goes over it. If you've ever ridden a HUSS Topspin, the restraints are like that, but more comfortable.

 

[tribar]

They keep you from dying (probably)

 

[Ian]

Aww, stop being so sarcastic. If somebody wants to learn, assist them don't be mean.

The restraints are slightly awkward to put on imo, you slip your arms through and then buckle in the middle. I personally find them quite comfortable and allow a nice cushion feeling during the different elements.