Would this work if you go on a rollercoaster?
1319914
I've never tried these on a roller coaster. Your best bet would be to put them on before you go to the amusement park and wear them all day.
934765
Yes. My only problem is it spontaneously reset to the initial input screen a couple of times when I tried to reset ride distance.
306594
It depends on what you use it for, but for some tricks yes. It's a bit risky, but if it's far enough from your body (such as a hummer card routine) it should be fine.
2067828
It would work but might not be too comfortable to ride for a long period of time.
1850610
I believe this would work very well for you--as long as you are not pressed against the side--and even then I don't think they could bight through....I believe this was originally designed for emergency situations with just such issues/potentials--to prevent the spread of disease in catastrophe situations. Best and safe travels!
2108474
I think, as long as you keep it level it should work. Only when the front comes up (therefore the tail coming down) you would have a problem, e.g. going up a ramp...
492140
Most likely, you would disrupt the the magnetic flow and it would fall. You could try it as long as your hand isn't between the top of the globe and the magnet. But I feel if you try to spin it, it will disrupt the flow and fall.
92001
No. You'd have to make something that would work. I suggest a string tether of some sort.
1694105
I would think so...I use it for filling offroad air shocks..it basically just controls pressure.
336165
Probably. If you are being towed or using any kind of rope I'd recommend. If you are sail surfing, not sure. Have fun!
1333613
While I haven't tried it, I would have to say no. If it does, I think it would only work a very short while. If you know details about the bounce house's watts and amps I could give you better answer.
347300
It could if there is a wheel where the magnet could be mounted on a spoke. This would need to be the wheel that is being driven by the rider. The device counts the revolutions of the magnet and converts that into distance. I don't think you would even get a time reading unless the magnet was activating the computer.
221816
I just tried it. You can roll it up, but it makes a pretty big bundle. And the model we have has wheels attached, which would make it pretty hard to strap to your back.
613514
no it does not. secondly a wheel has to be spoked differently for a coaster brake because the force is in the opposite direction of accelerating.
2190436
I don't see why not. You'd just need to locate the sensor on the back and put the magnet on a spoke, adjust and ride til your heart's content. Perhaps the only issue would be distance of sensor from the actual computer. But I can't imagine the unit is that sensitive.
1175466
I would say probably yes because it is a thumper, not a vibrator. It hurt my back on lowest setting. I was very disappointed because I wanted it to help, not hurt.
809487
It would hold up just great, I have taken it to a amusement park and it is awesome....definitely a must buy.