The man is cool!

Wood pins have a better sound

Who is the guy in the black shirt?

Was twister the first ever synthetic bowling pin

"If you could learn these 7 SHOOOOOOTS."

Could you show how to release the ball up the back like a lot of the pro bowlers use?

I like bowling because it's similar to golf in some reapects without all the walking

Nostalgic of Twister Bowling Pin

Nostalgic

Not a big fan of the sound. I'm old school

Are there plans to make Duckpins and Candlepins?

15 yrs ago or older and still 100% relevant

I wonder, if I stead of a solid pin, a hollow pin with a high-density plastic shell would bounce and clatter better? The pin clatter with these sound dull and less satisfying(at least in this video).

I literally would fall asleep to Fred Borden's "Going for the Gold" DVD as a kid. It's interesting how applicable the fundamentals being taught are to todays game. One thing he didn't mention that I bet he would have elaborated on in a longer segment would have been the starting hand position and it's relation to timing/ball speed.

How come Bowlero hasn't started using these pins yet? They are still using the same old-fashioned wooden pins where I go bowling on a regular basis.

when moving right, what arrow are you throwing the ball over? When moving left are you throwing over the 2nd arrow?

Twister is my most hated pin in the world becuz the pin sound is not wood anymore

This is a video of my childhood

1:32 boi reading a script

Wow the fluidity.

Pls make synthetic bowling ball

Olympia Lanes my childhood bowling alley

I also loved the giant one.😂

Aww i wish I had some of them they look so cool I love the stripes they’re so decent, they have twister pins At Olympia Leisure in Scarborough and they sound so much different to AMF or Brunswick pins as they are synthetic not wood, i think AMF and Brunswick pins are wood because they sound different.😊

Are you using a reactive ball for these or a spare ball? Thanks, love your tips!

Thank you for explaining moves.🎳

I have a question about the stamped numbers on the Twister pins. What does those stamped numbers mean I have one with 17 stamped on it three with 18 stamped on it what does that mean I'm up to seven twisters

Turpin is shit

Awesome I personally like twister pins I visit a center in Vandalia Illinois they have twister pins and my enthusiasm for these synthetic pins grows and now I own Three twister pins for my Pin collection I've been collecting wood pins for years now I said it's time for something different in my collection two twister pins came from Vandalia Bowl in Vandalia Illinois USA and one was a trade I like twister pins that much as far as scoring I shoot between 163 and 231 with those

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They sound different to me. Part of bowling is that crash of the pins when you get a strike.

Coloque subtitulos sin egoismo..!?

One of the nicest guys ya could ever meet, took time and wrote down on paper the proper way to throw a hook and how to pick up the 10 pin which is pretty hard for a right hander who throws a decent hook signed it and everything plus i still think he owns stonehedge bowling alley a great place to bowl i mite add, plus hes a legend in the game knows his stuff no doubt !!

Oh would ya look at that? This video now has lucky 777 likes!

worst pins ever made

The possible downside of this method is that the ball is not intended to travel over the same target arrow for each different kind of spare attempt. Yes, the objective is to throw a straight ball right at the pin, but, it's not always going to be rolled over the same target board that is 15 feet away for each kind of spare. Seems like you're left to your own judgement of deciding which target board is to be used to maintain a straight path from your hand to the pin. One might prefer a system in which the focus is to cut the lane in half and always throw the ball over the 20 board 15 feet away regardless of which pin you're aiming at. If so, the 3-6-9/4-8-12 spare method might not be best for you.

found this with my dads stuff

since when did we start using steamrollers to test bowling pins

Twister is good

Twister makes a great noise

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Worked with him and the crew in Alaska years ago. They were fantastic

Does not have the sound

No thanks

thanks

these are the best pins on the world. i made a 7-10 with these on a GSX i defiantly will be bowling with twisters more often

i remember bribing my parents to buy me a 10 pack of these cause i thought they were so awesome

I hate the Twister pins. They can go back to Germany where they belong!!

I bet those two really get it on.

Oh, I see. We're playing make believe. Good, I'll pretend I learned something watching this video. Nice ball, too. You barely even notice it.