My All-Time Favorite Inversions

For me it's the zero G roll inside the supports on Steel Vengeance. I believe it's the third one. It feels like it's gonna keep rolling forever and there's an element of handchopper.

Steel Vengeance’s zero g roll is incredibly underrated and extremely powerful! X2’s last raven turn is insanity but Velocicoaster’s Mosasaurus roll is my favorite

I'll forever love the double corkscrew on Vortex at KI. Into them right after the midcourse. You CRAWL through them. Also, the ending corkscrews on Farenheit. I'm not sure if they're some kind of decreasing radius or not, but the whip coming out of them is excellent. Honorable mention to Alpengeist for having the best Cobra Roll ever made.

Montu's batwing (especially in the back), Iron Gwazi's death roll, and Pantheon's Zero G Stall are among my favorites

As someone who hasn't left Europe, Ride To Hapiness' flying snake dive is my favourite. It already inverts on the way up, and you never touch your seat throughout that entire element. The ride's Jojo roll is my second favourite inversion, especially in the front row. You feel yourself almost sliding out of your seat and it is awesome.

I'm surprised you didn't include the Pretzel Loop on Tatsu, considering how often we've heard you discuss its intensity. Either way, great list. Just found your channel and have really enjoyed every video

My favorite for sentimental reasons has to be the double loops on the accurately-named Double Loop at Geauga Lake. It was my first inverting coaster and while I'm sure it was all kinds of Arrow janky, it was mind-blowing as a kid, and it's not like there were a lot of other options in 1982. And the first time I was able to ride it was near close when there was nobody in line, so they put us through three times in a row. Next favorite was everything on Raptor, since that gave us something inverting at Cedar Point other than Corkscrew.

Flying Snake Dive on Storm Runner, The Pretzel Loops on all B&M Flyers, the Roll-out on the defunct Volcano, and the batwing on Montu, the Norwegian Loop on Fahrenheit, and the Immelmann on the Great Bear (which is honestly the most underrated Inversion in my opinion. It is absolutely fast and intense), are my personal favorites.

I'm a huge fan of that slow zero-g roll on Banshee at Kings Island. Awesome list as always brotha! 👍🤘

Velicocoaster’s 100 ft long zero g stall is my fav. I went in blind and thought the train would whip back (like RMC’s often do), but it completed the roll and I already couldn’t breathe 😂

I agree that the stall on Twisted Colossus is my favorite. An underrated element I would've put somewhere on the list is the butterfly roll, in particular the one on Banshee. Honorable mention to the now defunct one on Great American Scream Machine.

Mine has to be the zero G roll on Nemesis, all the blood’s still in your feet after that helix and you’re right into that. I’m not prone to greying out but it gets me 50% of the time.

Sky Rocket's first inversion is truly an underrated gem! I call the feeling "ejector hangtime"

My favorite inversion is the heartline roll on Maxx Force. It takes that inversion so fast, and it is insane. It left me speechless on both rides

Mine is the “dive loop” on Railblazer. It feels more like a airtime hill up, then a dive drop.

I can’t imagine what new inversions we will have by 2030, as technology and coaster layouts evolve rapidly

I’d say my favorites are the mosasaurus roll, the zero g roll on mine blower, alpengeist’s cobra roll, and pretzel loops on B&M Flyers. Haven’t ridden anything on the west coast though so I bet the inversions there are insane too

I have to agree with you on the zero g stall on steel vengence being the best inversion on the ride. You must seriously hate Banshee though. I personally love the zero g roll on banshee. It seems to crawl through it, after trying to rip your feet off the whole ride.

The inverted top hat on the Mr Freeze coasters is so awesome. For me I’ll never forget being blinded by the light following the launch out the building and then by the time I could see anything I was already halfway up the hill leading into the inversion, and the tight radius makes it very forceful. I wouldn’t put it in my top 5 or anything but it’s pretty awesome.

The cutback on Twisted Timbers is so forceful, along with most of that ride. I love it. And Pantheon's hang time stall is my favorite part of that ride. Like you I also love Inverted coaster inversions with Great Bear, Alpengeist, and Banshee coming to mind. Another memorable one is Dominator at Kings Dominion. That's a pretty big loop and it feels like you're up there for a while.