Nov 3, 2023 · A zero-g roll (also known as as Spiraling Camelback on B&M coasters that ride above the track and Heartline Spin on coasters that ride below the track) is a roller coaster inversion where the track twists 360 degrees (like an in-line twist or barrel roll) while cresting an airtime hill. At its highest point, riders are fully inverted.

A zero-g roll or zero-gravity roll is a roller coaster inversion where the track twists 360 degrees as it rises and falls in elevation, usually at the crest of a hill. The element gets its name from the weightless effect of zero g-force that a rider experiences during the inversion.

Oct 3, 2022 · Zero-G rolls are designed to make riders feel weightless — by hitting a G-force of, you guessed it, zero. The track twists 360 degrees to spin riders completely around in a short period of time. It’s whippy, thrilling and perfectly disorienting.

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Dec 18, 2022 · Steel Vengeance’s first one is super sustained as it dives into a 90 turn after it. Is the first inversion on Mine Blower classified as a zero-g roll? If so, definitely it! Great airtime on that inversion nonetheless, one of my faves. Wicked is my #1 …

Oct 21, 2020 · Welcome to the next instalment of my element tutorial series: the Zero G Roll. This video features tutorials for both Sitdown and Inverted Zero G Rolls and there's a time stamp in the...

Feb 18, 2019 · On coasters like Kumba and Bizarro, you're floating in your seat during the Zero-G roll. But on Great Bear, you're pinned in your seat during the "Zero-G" roll. Should it still be called that, or something else?

Jul 10, 2017 · The other distinguishing feature is that in a zero G stall the train remains inverted for an extended period - a zero G roll is all one continuous roll and the train is fully inverted only at the apex. Wicked cyclone might be an exception to this rule.

Jan 19, 2004 · My understanding of the zero-g roll is that, in the middle rows of the train, you're tracing the parabolic arc, creating a zero-g effect. The twist heightens the sensation because you're upside down when you're weightless.

In this video I show you how to make a smooth Zero-G-Roll for the inverted coaster.Enjoy!