You are an editing machine dude. I have no idea how you put this much quality content out. Thanks for your hard work and dedication.

I might be an Intamin diehard but I am also your friendly neighborhood Vekoma Bermuda Blitz Advocate and I advocate for Vekoma to put one of these in the US somewhere. 💯

Now I'm even more pumped for riding this. And Fønix!

Absolutely love this beast of a coaster - it looks fantasic, is comfortable and is one of the most intense rides I know. I would love to see more Bermuda Blitz models in the future :)

This coaster always looked good, but your account sounds even better! It's amazing how quickly Poland went from an afterthought to being on every enthusiast's radar.

These are probably my favorite reviews

Very entertaining and fun to watch. Thanks for posting this.

Thank you for another great review. Hoping California can score one of these Vekoma grey out machines!

I didn’t get a single greyout on this thing but it still managed to physically destroy me (although i have been awake for more than 32 hours when i rode it. Might play a big factor there…). Really love this thing! It’s smooth yet intense. The sensation of experiencing airtime while greying out is one i only got on Zadra. That big sustained ejector hill after the outward banked stall (if it is called like that) always made my head feel numb because the pullout of said element is so tight. Poland has some crazy coasters and i really hope i‘ll be able to get there again this december for Winterfest.

Lech Coaster Is In My Opinion Vekoma's Best Coaster. I Really Wonder Why No Other Parks Build A Bermuda Blitz. But Hey. Their Wildcat Model Could Compete Against Lech Coaster. Great Video! 👍

Finally rode this (June 2022). Top of the league for intense coasters I reckon. On our trip you could stay in seat and re-ride, usually needed a break after the 3rd ride in a row. The first drop, first front row ride, mental. Well worth the trip to legendia.

This is by far the most intense roller coaster I've ever ridden. I also score it ten out of ten. So amazing that the best coaster almost always has short lines. The engineering is spectacular.

This has been on my radar for a long time. I will take this grey-out challenge! i305's turn does have me seeing some grey on the outsides, but I never totally lose my vision anymore. I'd be interested to see if this one can do it to me. Beyond that, this ride's mix of positives, negatives, inversions, smooth ride, and mostly great pacing, sounds like something I would love.

This coaster looks insane!

I got my first grey out yesterday on Hulk! If that ride made me grey out this for sure will have me seeing spots

I bought the crazy cheap season ticket this year and go to Legendia at least once a month, primarily to ride Lech coaster. I never grey out, so I can ride it 20+ times a day without any headache. Usually there's a bit more people on Saturdays but still waiting time is max 10 minutes. On Sundays the park is dead so I was riding every single launch (operators waited for the small group of weirdos running around looping this thing ). The only other attraction worth checking out is the Phoenix imo. Devil's loop is rough and uncomfortable and the third coaster is gone now. When you're on Poland, definitely go and check Lech coaster. Hyperion and Zadra are equally great but Energylandia is huge and crowded, while Legendia (and Lech coaster) is mostly empty and you can have fun all day without waiting.

I don't know if I would like constant greyouts, but the inversion over the station is awesome.

Well after i coudn't get to poland for the last 2 years this one is defintly on the list for next year. No more plane BS i'm driving!!

Legendia’s lagoon has stunningly beautiful water. I wish Canada’s Wonderland’s river was as stunning as this. (It’s a swampy colour)

Knowing how intense this is, is why I think I would prefer the new-gen Vekomas with chainlifts rather than the launched ones. Though I haven't ridden any, the one with lifts seem to have much better pacing than the launched ones. This is especially knowing that the pacing of the launched coasters may be highly affected by trims (Abyssus and especially Wrath of Zeus). I think the only exception would be FLY if I ever get the chance to ride it as well as the other new-gen Vekomas. Great review as always, can't wait to see what comes next! :D

Lech is amazing and my No5 coaster in the world it’s also the worlds best coaster made by Vekoma !! Love how you said you grey out at least 6 times on lech, yes it’s intense but not that intense

Just subbed again (I have a few accounts lol) - very good review man. I'll be on this for the first time on Sunday 12th - so excited (and my 200th coaster will be on Zadra at Energylandia - oh yeah). If this ride makes me grey out I'll be very surprised though, as I think I'd have made a good fighter pilot (can't fly a plane though, bummer lol). I rode I305 and whilst I felt my blood draining from every part of my body, my brain stayed fully awake for the whole thing just going "woooo baby more of THIS please" so I wonder if a roller coaster will ever make me grey out?... Anyway - great review man, as all your videos are - very informative and interesting. Can you think of a ride that will make me grey out... if I305 didn't manage it?? (Only had 4 rides - but they were in the afternoon on a hot day so it must have warmed up!)

I really have to get back to this Park during a Summer day. My first, and so far only, visit was a late October day in 2018 and because of fog and very light rain the Park opened with only 5 guests, myself included. I feel like Lech never got a chance to really warm up that day because even in the afternoon when a few more guests came after the weather cleared more, it was luck if more than 4 people where on any given train. While I can see that Lech is a great coaster, on my rides I never got to experience it to it´s fullest. But on a positive note, they at least never attempted to wait for any specific load, if at least 1 person was seated, they would just send the train out. I had 4 back-to-back rides on it where I was alone in the train and they would send me out again after doing the apparently mandatory restraint cycle when the train returned to the Station.

I didn't realize that it was that intense!

It may not be a coincidence that no more of these were comissioned, nor that none of the newer Vekomas are anywhere near as intense as Lech. Maybe Lech proved to be a bit much for many people.

Lech Coasyer is a true Vekoma masterpiece, thos shows what new Vekomacan do. It has very strong ejectorairtimeand very fast whippy inversions. That twdited S hill pulls -1.6 Gs which is insane, and that's just 1 moment of the ride. America, get some of these, we need them bad. Edit: I didn't know it was super intense in positives, this is an absolute must ride, I'm going to Poland, see ya!

Here's a history about Vekoma and their cloned coasters: During the 1990s and 2000s, Vekoma built compact coasters at many parks like the suspended looping coasters from the standard model. When those Vekoma suspended looping coasters were cloned, that was because the parks wanted a cheap and marketable compact inverted coaster designed for thrills, with an action packed layout and five inversions. Most people and enthusiasts said they were going to have a fun ride on those coasters, but the restraints and trackwork turned the intense five inversion ride into... A) A dull experience B) An ok experience C) A torture experience D) An amazing experience, often giving a 9.5 E) A genuinely good experience

Duuude! 😎 This coaster! 🤩MG!! That first drop and just the overall layout! 🤤 This was a good review. Also... Did I see the structure move when it went through the inversion through the station? I'd love to learn more about coaster structures when they sway. Like how?! 🤔

Hey, Canobie Coaster! More of these models should be built!

I didn't really catch the hype when I rode this. I just wanted it to be a good Vekoma, and the surprise was total. Really wish to get back to Poland soon as this became my favorite coaster there!

On the helix towards the end of the ride, when you said you greyed out on half of your rides, I'm thinking on your last few rides, you didn't grey out on that helix because your body is used to it. I've greyed out on X2's first drop and Riddler's Revenge's upward turn before the mid course brake run. I've experienced blackouts on Goliath's helix and Tatsu's pretzel loop. For me, I grey/blackout on my 1st ride, then it doesn't happen to me on my subsequent rides because my body is used to the forces. My first blackout was on 4/1/2022 (no joke) on Tatsu's pretzel loop.

That station inversion looks super intense is it a head chopper moment

The first drop looks almost beyond vertical with the twist

i saw a tiktok with a front seat pov on this with feel this moment in the background.

I greyed out on the back row. I thought I was gonna die from the force 🤣🤣

That element over the station should be called a super roll cuz you WHIP through that thing

I've ridden every coaster on your channel.

I wish Cedar point would get one of these. It would look small in comparison to everything else… but then… when the GP least expected it…

Most enthusiasts thought they would have a good ride on the Vekoma suspended looping coasters from the standard model when they opened in the 1990s and 2000s, but the restraints and trackwork turned the intense five inversion ride into a torture ride experience. On coasters, what does "torture" mean?

I’ve never ridden this, but I’ve never truly grayed out (except maybe for when I was 8 on backlot stunt coaster) I’ve never had issues marathoning a coaster, unless it’s rough, or has strong positives combined with constant rattling, and I’ve ridden some quite intense b&ms so I wonder if this would do it

And what did most people and most enthusiasts want, the rough and painful inverted coaster or the smooth and good inverted coaster? What do you think? A) Many liked both coasters B) Most liked the smooth one, not the rough one C) Most slightly preferred the smooth one over the rough one D) Most liked the rough one, not the smooth one E) Most slightly preferred the rough one to the smooth one

which new gen vekoma did you prefer - lech coaster or F.L.Y? 😄

I always thought Lech Coaster was Maverick with a lift hill. Just the snappiness of it.

Canobie Coaster, do you like or love the positive Gs and greyout moments on Lech Coaster?

Who doesn't love a tight pullout?

Is that the Witcher 3 music I hear in the background?

Isn't Battlestar Galactica technically the first Vekoma new-gen coaster? At least I think it's the first one to use their new trackstyle but I'm unsure of what exactly qualifies a vekoma rideto be considered "new-gen" other than that..

I think that Vekoma likely won't build a coaster this intense again. It's just too much for the general public. It's almost a mini I305 in that regard.

So basically that off-axis hill makes it a 9.95

What’s the thrill level of this compared to Maverick?

Lech Coaster looks like a mix of RMC, Intamin, and Vekoma

Switch this coaster with Abyssus in Energyladia and we best TOP 3 ever.

The layout was made for enthusiasts…

this or i305?

a pretty demanding coaster to ride, you said that, what does that mean, "demanding"?

I'm from Bermuda and we have 0 Coasters