Twister Synthetic Bowling Pins

[@daltondick5223]

They claim twisters are the first synthetic bowling pin ever made but it’s actually the second. The first synthetic bowling pin ever created was the magna pin. The magna pin was made out of foam surrounded by a shell of magnesium which was then coated with the standard plastic cover stock.

[@bowlingindonesia5808]

Hence the permit number, which Twister is S2, while Magna is S1.

[@daltondick5223]

@@bowlingindonesia5808very true

[@MaddoxsLaundromatAdventures]

Now we have Brunswick Max Life, synthetic pins

[@toscodav]

I would think the goal of making a synthetic pin would be to duplicate the behavior of a wooden pin. If they fall down easier, I would have to say product is a failure. If you take away the challenge of a sport by making it easier with equipment, You are taking the sport a step backwards if you ask me. If the higher scores are because the product is more consistent, I have no problem with that

[@Anthraxable]

What another things?

[@Lotr2987]

A lot of bowling alleys are not using wooden pins anymore. I'm sure there are benefits with wooden pins than Twister Pins, but some bowling alleys around some countries have been having problems with the low life of wooden pins now, wooden pins are easier to break than Twister Pins, bowling alleys will buy new bowling pins, and then after not that long, some are already weak, some already need replacing, they're just ridding of wooden pins and buying Twister Pins

[@mollies13]

Wood pin sometime stand back up while plastic don't have that problem

[@showsoverclown1293]

My bowling alley actually switched back to wood pins

[@Lufty25]

look at 6:00 clearly video jumps to a more crushed pin must have taken a couple of runs to get the wooden pin crushed like that.

[@chanelfuentes9069]

Lufty25 is

[@RobertTaylor_CoasterFriends]

Lufty25 I Don't Agree

[@sxnchou]

From 6:02 to 6:03 there is a clear cut in scene... n00bs

[@ElationProductions]

Yes indeed. I watched it over a few times and if you watch the bottom closely, you see the end grain changes slightly and there are four dimple markings which become much more pronounced. Definitely not the same pin we saw it drive up on.

[@TheVoiceRR]

At 6:02 it kinda looks like it was cut in an editing software. Thoughts?

[@lmankizzle65]

It is look at the wood on the pin the grain is different and also there are are 4 small dimples basically stating that first pin they used actually survived but this one did not

[@Dogappel]

It’s fake

[@austinladd4088]

The main issue with these pins for a center is that they can be so durable they break machine parts when a deck jam occurs. If the pin is stronger than the machine, and something has to give, I would always want the pin to give instead of a moving deck.

[@Dana_Danarosana]

Solid 8 & stone 9 city if you hit these flush!! Gotta hit these popcorn pins really light and watch 'em bounce!!

[@NateCraven318]

Randy Pedersen would hate these then...

[@NipkowDisk]

You could really have some fun with custom sets of these in the Petersen Classic. Make some pins two pounds, some five-plus pounds, change the resiliencies such that some are totally dead whereas others bounce like a Super Ball®, et cetera...

[@DaKing08]

bowling but random

[@drummachine434]

I saw a video of someone bowling with twisters. They don't seem to have a lot of pin carry. Stone 8s or ringing 10s every shot

[@onecardsteve2024]

During my days back in the late 70’s there was a mfg of the plastic pin in RI. he would come to Burlington Mass and we would test his pins against the traditional pins

[@CaptianNamco]

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

[@jamesreeves9235]

Looks like AMF 82-70's at 1:48.

[@jamesreeves9235]

I'm a greasemonkey!

[@jamesreeves9235]

+supersexyfatguy Work on 70s (Mp) and XLI Edges.

[@supersexyfatguy]

Nice, I also work on 82-70s, Brunswick Zone Tri-City, in Avondale, AZ. Both of our other mechanics have experience on A2s as well, the things I've heard make me glad I work on AMF machines. haha.

[@jamesreeves9235]

+supersexyfatguy Premier Lanes, Oxford Ms.

[@zForce4]

supersexyfatguy how is that possible AMF 82-70 isn't Brunswick right ?

[@lylejohnson7591]

Cherry Grove is on St Rt 125 in Hamilton County, Ohio. Down the road from Bethel where I use to live.

[@cameronkiltau7799]

The sound of Twisters doesn't bother me nearly as much as the rubbery pin action you get with them.

[@dababyconvertible7788]

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

[@CaptianNamco]

I agree with you I collect pins and I'm a proud owner of Three twister pins I've been collecting wood pins for years now I wanted to add something different to the mix

[@brandonkreyer9795]

The only complaint I have about twister pins are how much they slide, I would have kept the rubber cup on the bottom of the pin to avoid that

[@dababyconvertible7788]

its plastic not rubber

[@crazymonkeys7802]

This Bowling Pin is my most favourite! I know it sounds kinda odd when people mainly like wooden pins, most people don't like it, but hey if you go to a bowling alley and they use these pins you've at least got something to bowl with rather than using ancient and faded wooden pins

[@BowlingGaki]

I don't like the Twister Pins by mainly the noise and the suface of the pin. I prefer the real pins made of wood. My favorite pin it's the Qubicaamf Amflite II. In my country (France), the Bowlings Alley centers use generally the AMF Bowling pins. After, I not say if the Twister pins are bad, but I don't like this pins, it's my personal opinion. I have four Twister pins, and I never bowl with. Bowling it's the best American sport, hell yeah ! ;p

[@alvynnjethroevangelista9778]

Big Bill (Mister Bowling) do you wanna waste wood on pins

[@dannyjb1445]

Mister Bowling,I appreciate your comment there,but,some wood bowling pins might not be so good and it stand for that long for a year or two.

[@ogiemanroe8416]

Same Comment as JB

[@我不會玩絕地]

我已經說了 1年後就要訂一箱所以 費用我來承擔這個集美元那換算成新臺幣是幾元

[@Aviationboi809]

Mister Bowling 🎳 Johnny

[@aydengeist9209]

How would a bowling ball ever create 400 Tons of force XD

[@christopherrodmell1694]

Not all at once just over time, Over the years the ball continues to hit the pins, the machine continues to rattle with them, the Twister pin will get a bit dirty, and eventually maybe a few dints, the logo is just fine, but shouldn’t be a big deal, wooden pins, Nah, they break too easily, the ink just wears away over time, after some years they look worn out already, and something not even that long after you replaced them with new wooden pins they might even begin to break,

[@mayraramirez9324]

2:10 Is that Tito from sml

[@trainzinnit9232]

Gengar Xtipe lol it does look like him

[@johnseal56]

1:59 Should've made a note on the script

[@KEYBEATZ]

Germany has great engineers and designers.

[@CaptianNamco]

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

[@mcmike89]

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.

[@NikolasshaunLegault]

I’ve watched this as a kid… nostalgia

[@PinoyBowlerGS92]

I like Twister Pins but the truth is the sounds were not impressive. If you wanna have long durability pins I would recommend to buy the Qubicaamf Eagle Pins, Brunswick Scoreking Pins, Qubicaamf AMFLITE 2 Pins (Latest versions) and Pinnacle Pins they were more durable than any other pins including AMFLITE 2 Pins (old versions) and Brunswick Max Pins (Old and New)

[@johnseal56]

Yeah, I've seen some Maxs get absolutely trashed. Was there a quality control issue?

[@industriastroll3177]

Nintendo Bowler 2 amf eagles are really fragile

[@PinoyBowlerGS92]

Ok I have no idea what I say about Eagles being the most durable but buy the Pinnacles instead

[@EVANLOVESTRAINS]

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.😊

[@ashtonthehandsomecoolson5951]

Pls make synthetic bowling ball

[@EVANLOVESTRAINS]

I also loved the giant one.😂

[@mista6bullets284]

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

[@jimmcclements5229]

Are there plans to make Duckpins and Candlepins?

[@定為]

Pins Twister Jesse: AMF & Brunswick A2 & Brunswick GS-X

[@trainzinnit9232]

since when did we start using steamrollers to test bowling pins

[@EvelcyclopS]

Noise is shit. And why would you want them to be high scoring? Surely that should warrant its disqualification. Should be exactly the same as wood

[@MrCandySkull]

I'm not saying i hate twister pins, but its just not the same, not a wooden texture and sound.

[@Lotr2987]

Well there's unfortunately nothing we can do about that, we can't stop bowling alleys from wanting wooden pins anymore

[@JoshCosta]

So pretty much cheaper pins that last long but make bowling way easier than it already should be, and sounds kinda shitty...

[@crazymonkeys7802]

Having to bowl with these pins at a bowling alley is better than having to bowl with old as and ancient pins, yes they sound odd and weird for people preferring wood pins

[@jacobvelasco2771]

Nostalgic of Twister Bowling Pin

[@Nickthe2handedbowler]

Was twister the first ever synthetic bowling pin

[@jamesdalrymple79]

this would be sweet in the house that I bowl in, maybe they would get rid of the dead pins that we have now

[@nathanclarkson7739]

I am getting a new abc approved twister bowling pin next Saturday and it has completely black stripes on the neck

[@GrowingUpGarden]

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

[@isaac_ch_]

Shrek at 1:17

[@SupremeGang420]

Oh now I saw him he was on the wall

[@weevie833]

I like the idea, but they sound funny when they are struck. It will take some getting used to.

[@CameronI0603]

What was the song called in the background?

[@MediachatYT]

Anyone here watched this video when you were a kid?

[@LandonDoesRailfanningTrains10]

Here!

[@GiddyGraham]

Do you use a good quality cloth to clean those bad boys?

[@crystalliei]

wgen they drop some thing why canot brocken

[@n_5408]

Westgate lanes has these pins

[@christopherrodmell1694]

A lot of bowling alleys use them,

[@gamerdude422]

These twister pins are dumb first the sound is awful it does not sound like bowling pins and I bet if you give someone a sound test and make them hear this sound of these awful pins they would guess differently then bowling and second at 6:00 you cut the clip and made a more crushed pin to make it look like the wood can’t hold it also making it easier to score? I mean c’mon people can take a challenge you don’t have to make it easier! Ratings for the pin: -9999999/10

[@therandomvideoschannel676]

5:56 brunswick pin getting tortured

[@christopherrodmell1694]

With these experiments, yeah wooden pins are easier to break than the twister pin, look at the twister pin still in one piece, Nah the wooden pin got wrecked

[@trainzinnit9232]

Christopher Rodmell yea but think about it who would want to crush one

[@Lotr2987]

@@trainzinnit9232 The ones doing the testing I guess

[@LegosAndBowling]

Personally i hate twister pins. Yes they save the center a ton of money, but bowling with them is ridiculously un-fulfilling because they are very light and sound like plastic when you hit them

[@josephandreoli8367]

they're still 3.5 lbs. same as wood

[@bowltechfrance]

Les meilleures quilles du marché en longévité!

[@CNClubAwesomeToysGamesandFun]

This is a video of my childhood

[@WisconsinCarWashChannel]

Honestly, wood pins are better. When my friend went bowling at a lane with twister pins, he said that pin carry was not a thing that day.

[@Lotr2987]

Some bowling alleys don't use wooden pins anymore because they're fed up with them not lasting long enough compared to twister pins, so that's simply just it, if they don't want wooden pins they don't want them anymore. My local bowling alley also stopped using wooden pins and bought twister pins

[@PinoyBowlerGS92]

Except Wood Pins would break over time and be inconsistent with their Pin Action or Pin Carry.

[@alynhampton]

Olympia Lanes my childhood bowling alley

[@PinoyBowlerGS92]

If the Twister Pin could survive a Steamroller, will it survive in an actual Tornado ?

[@justinsoward4591]

Maybe, but you might have a hard time finding them!

[@anthonyasuncion2996]

where do you buy that

[@Alan5581]

Different sound, but looks like way more pin action than with wood pins.

[@fluffymacaw933]

Nah bruh wood pins are the shit

[@KineKlei]

Think of the sound before you make them -.- No, I'm not spending 3 bucks or a dollar game to play bowling with kid's bowling pins. I like the design of it, but when it comes to hitting it and hearing the sounds, I give it a -100. Twister Synthetic Bowling Pins - 2 thumbs down Wood bowling pins - 2 thumbs up Even if the synthetic bowling pin always stays in 1 piece. I don't care, I'd still rather stick with wood.

[@alvynnjethroevangelista9778]

do you want to waste wood over pins?

[@emilykopetsch1987]

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[@Coyote0874]

The manufacture of plastic generates pollution, whereas wood process doesn't, plus trees regrow. So I agree.

[@PinoyBowlerGS92]

If you watch this video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4LVYpWVob52gqM Broken Wood Pins sounded worse than Twisters. Sure replacing them is easy but the money are gonna be wasted which if I was a mechanic, I rather spend the money for Pinsetter parts and oil/cleaner for the Oil Machine. Especially Bowling centers in poor countries can't afford to replace and would rather find pinsetter parts than pins.

[@stevenm9892]

These pins had there good and bad characteristics. When you hit the pocket light you almost always would shred the rack and strike. When you hit the pocket a touch high. The kind of high hit that on wood pins you would either leave a 4 pin or you would trip the 4 pin. On twisters you would leave the 4,9 split.

[@nickryan7370]

Imagine getting decapitated by this machine 5:24

[@SupremeGang420]

Which one the one where the pins neck was bending or the steamroller

[@PinoyBowlerGS92]

@@SupremeGang420. The one where the pins neck is bending

[@SupremeGang420]

@@PinoyBowlerGS92 oh ok

[@Mines116]

Is it me or it sounds like the narrator from the stanley parable?

[@delorean_5982]

YES

[@filipecavalcante7536]

queria ter um desse

[@janiechamplin8524]

Does not have the sound

[@h8GW]

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).

[@fluffymacaw933]

1:32 boi reading a script

[@nathanclarkson7739]

I got my twister pin and it sounds great

[@christopherrodmell1694]

I like this pin yes it does sound odd, but because of it’s high durability, permanent logo some bowling alleys have gone for the Twister pin because they’re finished with wooden pins, I already seen one bowling alley who got the Twister pin and will not be getting anymore wooden pins anytime soon. You may prefer the wooden pins, but you can’t do much if your local bowling alley has thrown away the wooden pins and will not be getting them again because they gone for the strong twister pin

[@egg9341]

Thats so cool

[@egg9341]

nuh uh

[@RockStar85674]

I love this pins so much! I worked with QubicaAMF and Brunswick pins but THIS have more life then others and mate finish much easy to clean. Love this❤

[@scooterboy258roblox7]

Twister makes a great noise

[@BallerRommiel12]

OG

[@Luke-1296]

Just isn’t the same as wood

[@StrikeBowling123]

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

[@PinoyBowlerGS92]

Try bowl in a center with overused pins that were broken as hell, its worse than Twisters

[@tomcerra6930]

Synthetic lanes, synthetic pins, reactive resin balls. No wonder bowling's glory days hit its peak in the 60s. When the game was raw, pure and natural. This sport is nothing what it once was. Technology ruined this game.

[@protobuster12]

I agree but don’t you think pinsetters are a good thing? Then again idk if that counts as technology; it’s more machinery.

[@PinoyBowlerGS92]

I don't really care about the old days of Bowling but today is a lot better in my opinion. Bowlero, Botique Bowling Centers and String Pins are the real destroyers for the sport. Technology has nothing to do from ruining the Sport.

[@BallerRommiel12]

Nostalgic

[@jacobbianchi8917]

These pins are trash you say it’s supposed to be higher scoring but when the ball hits these pins it hits like a pillow

[@whentheimpostorissus5243]

Better than linds

[@Softwares_breaker]

I love twister pins

[@ARandom13yo]

Mee to

[@PinoyBowlerGS92]

Same

[@BallerRommiel12]

Same, it's also nostalgic, @strikdevroblox9079

[@Softwares_breaker]

@@BallerRommiel12 legit

[@BallerRommiel12]

@@Softwares_breaker super legit

[@qwacki]

I don't like the noise I like that it is white (shiny) I like that it's strong I don't like the texture

[@jukeboxjohnnie]

Interesting and impressive, but theres no romance in a synthetic pin 🙂

[@pip12111]

Go Wood Or Go Home

[@scooterboy258roblox7]

Twister is good

[@BallerRommiel12]

Buy these pins

[@zForce4]

One of my most favorite pins But I like the Japan pin more

[@christopherrodmell1694]

The Twister Pin is my favourite of all pins, good for everyone who hates them

[@scooterboy258roblox7]

Qubica amfs are different then twister pins

[@susievaj26]

Wood pins have a better sound

[@我不會玩絕地]

一年後我要訂一箱保齡球瓶 是你們家工廠的

[@TheMary117]

twister is not a wood pin

[@som3body749]

Synthetic things are ruining the environment. Don't make bowling look like a shitty sport with those pins.

[@BallerRommiel12]

Synthetic nba ball sucks

[@michahalczuk9071]

They have higher scoring, because they are more consistent, and that's a good thing. Bowling is skill based game, and any variations should be limited if possible. If they are approved, this means they same average characteristics as wooden pins, but they don't bend or damage so easily. And they are cheaper! These are all big pluses in this sport. And yet, people are complaining about sound (LOL), or the fact, that they are too consistent (better scoring). Well fuck me, lets go back to children setting pins, since pinsetters are too consistent.

[@PinoyBowlerGS92]

One thing I’m worried about Twisters are sliding across the pindeck and won’t fall. I know cleaning the pindecks would be the solution but pretty much most Pinsetter Mechanics would rather clean the Pinsetters and not the pindeck.

[@tw3931]

These pins suck ass. Ever played on a set of dead pins? That's what these feel and sound like. I worked at a center in virgina between 2006 and 2010. We bought 800 of these pins to fill forty lanes and switched back to quibica/amf within a few months. What a waste of money.

[@mississippirebelflag1796]

Twister pin 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@Zoomer30_]

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

[@PinoyBowlerGS92]

I hate broken wood pins even more than Twisters. I bowled in a center with overused wood pins, they lost their sound and carry

[@jiyakuches220]

The Twsister Pin Is Survited LOL By Heavy Things

[@jomaavila9720]

The sound is bad and i really dont like it

[@YoChaseSkillz]

how \ how how how how how

[@batboldbulganchimeg8024]

I er y

[@01chippe]

I don't like the way these sound.

[@ciabtv2964]

G

[@georgemoorcroft5687]

I have ten twitter pins

[@mollies13]

No real bowpling pin twister is better and they are better.

[@janiechamplin8524]

No thanks

[@sharkboyryan195]

They look terrible oh god and sound terrible please stop. Looks like one of those kiddie bowling things you had as a kid

[@PinoyBowlerGS92]

I bowled in a center with overused pins, they sound worse than Twisters and they lost carry