THE BIGGEST! Strikes and Spare Human sized inflatable bowling game. 42 inch tall pins 25 inch ball. PUMP INCLUDED. Pins include Premium Stability Base water chambers

The product arrived quickly and is impressive once all inflated. No issues with holes, everything held air. 2 complaints-- The pump is a joke. It ended up being much easier to do by mouth as some of the openings did not seem to work with the pump. Air pump was not tried but I am sure would have worked great. You are supposed to fill the bottoms with water. No explanation of how much water and this is difficult to do as well. Took quite a bit of maneuvering , trial and error, and readjusting to get them filled. Once all inflated and filled we took outside and kids and adults could not throw the bowling ball hard enough to knock down a single pin. They became those boxing toys that you punch and come back up. We let a bunch of water out and it was better but still hard for kids. Tried without and then the slightest breeze blew them over and was hard to get them to stand up in the yard. We decided they were not worth money and returned.

I ordered this set for my 5 year olds bday party. Just inflated it (make sure you put the water in the base first) I was happy with the size and the fact they stay stood up outside because of the water filled base. The pump included does take a while to inflate but much better than blowing it up by yourself. I would buy this again!!

My employer bought a somewhat smaller size (that didn’t need water) of this game and we had so much fun playing it that I found this even bigger version for my kids. I bought it in October and saved it for Christmas. I couldn’t wait to take them out to the barn to play it Christmas Day but it turned out to be a huge disappointment. Apparently you MUST add water or they won’t stay up. Wanting to play it outside in the barn in winter, the water would freeze and ruin these. The whole reason I got them was for the kids to have something to run around and play in the barn when it’s cold outside and now they are completely useless for this purpose.

Seemed like a fun idea but a huge pain in the rear. If you do not have an air compressor don’t buy...it will take you hours with the included hand pump to inflate everything. If it’s windy the ball/pins don’t stay up or go where they are supposed to...our bowling ball actually flew over a fence. Deflating wasn’t as bad but after the insane amount of time it took to inflate them it’s torture to take the air out. All in all the product itself is made well...just the set up is rough.

We LOVED this!!!!! Our son who is one and a half went CRAZY over it when we blew up the very first pin and the ball. We played the game on our back lawn, and he had the best time, but so did we! All of the adults LOVED IT! Highly recommend for any party and definitely for people who love to entertain outside. It can keep you entertained for hours!

They held up! We had them for a birthday party indoors. Ages 3-10ish however I don’t think anyone actually bowled with them. They just ran into them and rough housed with them. We had them in a building that had a cement floor, shoes on, naughty rowdy boys who don’t know to listen or respect and they still held up. I actually encountered a problem tho that I didn’t expect to have after going through tons of reviews of giant bowling sets. My husband got so frustrated trying to deflat them I think he actually threw them away. They were a pain in the a$$ to deflat. We used an air compressor to blow them up didn’t take long, never even attempted the pump. If you want to use them to actually bowl I think you’ll need a heavier bowling ball to knock over the pins. As is, these would be best suited for human bowling at the bottom of a slip n slide.

The pump is junk- have a electronic one ready to go!Pins and ball are PERFECT. I filled the bottom only half way with water then filled the rest with air. They stood up fine but were able to be knocked down. If you fill all the way with water they might be too heavy to knock down. They will not stand up at all if you don't put some water in. They were played with the entire birthday party and will be a hit this summer at my son's carnival party too!

I love the size of them. I was going to use them for human bowling for Thanksgiving. It rained so we couldn’t. But, we had 4 little kids kicking them and riding their toddler car through them to knock them down. They didn’t break. We blew them up fine. We put a little water in the bottom to hold them up. We did not blow them up tight. We left a little room and they stood up fine. Will lpost again when we get to do some human bowling.