Fahrenheit "s-roll"

[Rollerman87]

First, I searched and could find nothing on even the topic of Fahrenheit. I know, weird. Second, I hope I'm posting in the right section. If I am not, I sincerely apologize.

 

OK, so I've been checking out the new coaster at Hershey Park. All of you know which one (Farenheit if you didn't know ). I keep reading about the inversion after the cobra roll as being some sort of s-roll. I've watched videos and whatnot and am really confused. From what I see, the element is a more stretched corkscrew. Can anyone explain why they are labeling it as an s-roll and not just a corkscrew? (rcdb labels it as a corkscrew, while the official site labels it an s-roll)

[hyyyper]

It's just a marketing thing. The same with Maverik, they called the double corkscrew a something-something roll, while they are in fact just corks with a tight turn between them.

[Carnage]

^ Twisted Horseshoe Roll I believe.

[Robbie]

I need to add that twisted horseshoe roll is pretty darn cool.

[MixedDrink]

Parks will do anything to make their new ride seem special.

[yankees15]

To make it sound like something new would be my guess. It has awesome whip to it though. It reminds me of Batman the Ride's corkscrews, it's very intense.