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a question real quik related to a conversation b4. has anyone wearing van or etnie shoes or (shoes wit laces that you dont tie) on an inverted coaster or a drop ride been asked to remove them. I know with sandals or flip flops they will but thats all i know for sure.

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No...they won't fall off.

 

Edit - Actually now that I think about it, I remember one time when I was in line for V2 at Six Flags Marine World, some kid's shoe went flying off when it went up the back spike. I have no idea what kind of shoe it was, but it sure went flying far!

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I know most kids don't like to tie their shoes nowadays, especially Vans and other skate shoes (I have no idea why) but if you DO tie them, maybe a little tightly, they will stay on!

 

Now people that come to parks with flip flops... that's a different story.

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If you can kick your foot straight out and they stay on your feet, I'd imagine it wouldn't be a problem at all, seeing how no inverted coaster really swings your feet out faster than a swift kick.

 

My younger brother has similar shoes and they've survived B&M and Vekoma inverted and flying models.

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One time we were stading near Deja Vu and a battery came flying and landed about 1 foot away from my dad.

 

Anyways, I had huge vans a long time ago that I tied very loosely that I couldn't kick a ball w/o them falling off. I only rode rides with floors back then... but I didn't have a problem.

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When i was at alton towers earlier on this year. I was standing in the line for rita with my mates and a digital camera which looked pretty nice landed in one of the nets under the ride! Ive never been told to take off my shoes on a ride!

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If you're that concerned about them falling off, and still want to retain the look that they aren't tied, tie them up behind the tongue of the shoe.

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