Giant Inflatable Bowling Set - 39" Pins and 23" Ball

They have a reservoir in the bottom that you fill with water, this weighs them down so they stand up. Only problem, this turns them into a weeble-wobble, meaning they don't fall down. As soon as you knock them over they stand right back up. This makes set up easy, but scoring difficult. We taped small cutting boards to the top (with stormtrooper masks, as the theme was "The Empire STRIKES Back"), and the small amount of weight helped keep them down without falling over on their own.Unfortunately, the first graders at the party chose not to bowl. They chose instead to whack the Pin-Troopers with lightsabers until most of them were punctured or otherwise damaged, so the set did not survive the party.

I wish it had come with directions only becasue I cent figure out how the fill the bottom to make it stand. The hole is to large to blow up traditionally like the rest of the pins. Other than that my son loves them I would recommend them to parents looking for a fun indoor/outdoor activity to do with there kids.FYI you will definitely need a pump or air compressor unless you want to pass out blowing the set up by mouth.

Horrible item!! If could give it 0 stars I would pins dont stand up useless!!! So frustrating because this could be a really cute game. Paid $40 can’t return waste of money!!

I could not get these to stand up, even tried filling the bottom section with water to hold them down. complete fail. no point in bowling if the pins fall down on their own.

Pretty awesome. Bought for sons birthday party 6 months ago and they've held up ever since. The ball doesn't make sense (it's small and gets filled with air) but we use them at the end of a slip n slide :)

Difficult to fill but managed to get them done. One plug broke first time playing and will need to be fixed before next time using . Used with elementary age students who loved them

super

so much fun