RollerCoasters
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I’m trying to lose enough to get the Hollywood Dream credit when I go back to USJ this fall. I missed it earlier this year but was able to ride everything else. Those dang B&M hyper seats are not forgiving.
Good luck! On the plus side those are as comfortable as it gets for seats/restraints once you do fit.
I’ve been on other hypers just fine, I’m not too fond of them personally. Never really liked any b&m seat.
I find the B&M hypers very comfortable personally but their horse collars kill their rides (honestly I think they are comparable to Arrow trains, just not as aged). Their vest restraints are one of the better moves they've made for inverting coasters though (compareale to Vekoma MK1212 trains IMHO)
Good luck! I've lost a lot of weight twice in the past and it's incredibly difficult but feels so much better on the other side.