Description of restraint systems

A restraint system ensures a safe experience on the attraction. Some systems are often combined with each other. Can you provide missing descriptions? Then please contact us at contact.

Lap bar

A support surface that applies pressure to the abdomen or lower back to stabilise your position during the ride. It can be a separate bar for each passenger or, in some attractions, a bar across the entire width of the row of seats. In newer attractions, this bar also comes from above.

Lap bar above head

Lap bar, single frontal

Lap bar, row frontal

Lap bar upper leg

Shoulder restraints

A stirrup system that is placed on your shoulders from above. As a rule, the head is inserted between the stirrups on the right and left and the stem is pressed onto the upper body. Often this bar is also secured with an additional safety belt from below.

Shoulder restraints single

Shoulder restraints incl. Lab stabiliszion

Shoulder restraints with a strap

Shoulder restraints with double strap

Safety belt

A simple belt as used in the motor vehicle. As a two- or three-point system or through a loop in use.

Safety belt with lap bar, single

Safety belt with shoulder restraints

Waistcoat hanger

The waistcoat strap is very similar to the shoulder strap. A kind of waistcoat is incorporated, which exerts even more extensive but better distributed pressure on the upper body.

Shoulder restraint with built-in waistcoat and belt lock