No. It's not any different from riding in a car or airplane.
Wait, what? Those are either some very benign roller coasters you are riding or some outrageous trips via plane and car.
No. It's not any different from riding in a car or airplane.
I would be mad if the magnets get loose
What magnets are you worrying about? If you survive without losing all your organs, then the magnets and everything else will survive. Just how powerful do you think the rollercoaster is? How do people come up with this stuff?
What magnets are you worrying about? If you survive without losing all your organs, then the magnets and everything else will survive. Just how powerful do you think the rollercoaster is? How do people come up with this stuff?
I just wanted to say I went on rollercoasters all day on Saturday and had no problem. Never did I feel the watch would fall off or something.
EDIT: I have a Sport and used the Sport Band.
Just in case anyone was still worried![]()
What magnets are you worrying about? If you survive without losing all your organs, then the magnets and everything else will survive. Just how powerful do you think the rollercoaster is? How do people come up with this stuff?
What's really crazy is the fact that the Transformers ride takes place across two different floors of that building. The transition is done so well I can't even tell where it happens.
This.
I recently rode the Transformers similation ride at Universal in Orlando and wow. Those drops were scary. The Simpsons simulation ride was pretty good as well.
Hello, like a lot of you I'm looking forward to my Apple watch delivery (fingers crossed on Friday). As a big rollercoaster fan I was wondering if any of you know how the Apple Watch will manage these sorts of extremes. Will the activity monitor go a bit mad?
Most roller-coasters vastly exceed the acceleration and jerk you would experience in a car or even an airplane. I would think the accelerometer would go a little nuts, but no idea how that might be interpreted in terms of exercise.
You have to close the clasp. ::rollseyes::I just back from an amusement park and was wearing my Apple Watch after only having it one week. I had the sports band. I went on one of the faster rides and the sports band popped right off my wrist!!!! I've been trying to tell Apple Care that it is a product defect issue as it doesn't seem the Watch was tested in these conditions (or maybe there was something wrong with my band). Be Careful!!!! I doubt I'll buy an Apple Watch again after this experience.
I just wanted to say I went on rollercoasters all day on Saturday and had no problem. Never did I feel the watch would fall off or something.
EDIT: I have a Sport and used the Sport Band.
Just in case anyone was still worried![]()
Ok so the Apple Watch has been out for 50 days... You've dove 58 times... Uh do you happen to be one of those diving assistant people for a living? LolI've made 58 skydives with my Apple Watch and a sport band and it's extremely secure. It's not going anywhere.
And in case anyone is wondering, yep, I've activated it in freefall and used it to check my heart rate.
And in case anyone is wondering, yep, I've activated it in freefall and used it to check my heart rate.
Ok so the Apple Watch has been out for 50 days... You've dove 58 times... Uh do you happen to be one of those diving assistant people for a living? Lol
Top Thrill Dragster one of the wildest Coasters I've ever ridden! I just wish the ride was a bit longer. Never had my AW on it though. It was a few years back.I'm being super picky when I point this out, but the height of the tower is 456. The drop is more like 418.
You should try Top Thrill. It's a few feet shorter and doesn't have the bunny hop, but I'd trade both those things for a lap bar instead of an OTSR in a heartbeat.
LOL that can be very extreme even for you not only the watchI wore it at Epcot in the Hall of Presidents. No issues.
Ok so the Apple Watch has been out for 50 days... You've dove 58 times... Uh do you happen to be one of those diving assistant people for a living? Lol
And? What was the result?
Top Thrill Dragster one of the wildest Coasters I've ever ridden!
Just an update. I've now skydived with my Apple Watch 134 times, with speeds ranging from 110 mph to 187 mph. No issues yet.