I realized the need for the 5 point when my son flipped his buggy 180 deg. His neck hurt for several days from a sprain. The 5th point which comes up between the legs actually hold your but in the seat. They are uncomfortable at first but after a while it becomes a feel of security. If worn properly you should not be able to move so you won't be able to turn to look back. You will need mirrors for backing up and such. The arm restraints come 2 ways, the cheaper way is a strap double looped where you wrap around the steering wheel then loop one loop through the other than put your wrists through the other loop. The reason I did not have them on the blade that day is they are known to fall off and get lost. I still have this type on 2 buggies but have started to replace with type that hook to the seat belt. They are more expensive but they are so much more comfortable and give better protection to the wrist.
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