InflataBowl Inflatable Bowling Lanes
In just minutes, the bowling lanes inflate to create a full bowling experience, complete with printed bowling pin layouts on each lane and a ball stopper to save your bowling balls from bouncing away. It comes with a 1 HP blower that ensures fast inflation and stays plugged in during play to keep it inflated. This commercial-grade alley is constructed from durable 18 oz. vinyl, double-stitched and reinforced for long-lasting performance. Deflate quickly when it's time to pack up, thanks to the air flow zipper covered by a hook-and-loop flap. Then roll it up to fit in the compact, convenient carrying case for a neat storage solution.
The two-lane alley is designed to be used with bowling balls weighing 5 pounds or less. Customize the experience to match your school's spirit by selecting from 14 vibrant color options, or call customer service to add a custom logo banner to the back of the lanes. 34'8"L x 11'6"W x 4'6"H.
Add a cart (sold separately) to your inflatable bowling lanes to make transportation easy. Its powder-coated, 19-gauge steel frame is extremely strong. It rolls smoothly on six 3" dia casters (2 locking) over smooth surfaces both indoors and out; not recommended for grassy terrains. Assembly required. 48"L x 30"W x 42"H; 40 lb.
15 Rolling and Movement Skill Activities Using the InflataBowl Inflatable Bowling Lanes
The InflataBowl Inflatable Bowling Lanes are portable, full-length inflatable bowling lanes designed for safe, structured bowling games indoors or outdoors. Each lane includes inflatable bumpers to keep balls in play and pins aligned, making it easier for students of all skill levels to succeed. What sets this system apart is its quick setup, durable construction, and ability to contain play in a designated area—ideal for teaching rolling, aiming, coordination, balance, and underhand throwing. While intended for bowling, this versatile equipment can be used in dozens of fun, skill-building PE activities. Below are 15 creative activity ideas using the InflataBowl to promote a wide range of fundamental movement skills.
1. Classic Lane Bowl-Off: Students take turns rolling the ball to knock down all 10 pins. Teaches Rolling and Aiming.
2. Underhand Accuracy Alley: Students practice underhand tossing beanbags into the lane to knock down as many pins as possible. Focuses on Underhand Throwing and Targeting.
3. Color Pin Challenge: Assign point values to each colored pin. Students aim for specific colors. Builds Rolling Accuracy and Strategic Thinking.
4. One-Foot Bowl Balance: Students stand on one foot while rolling to develop Balance and Coordination.
5. Bowling Relay Bash: Teams race to knock down pins and reset them before the next runner’s turn. Builds Agility and Teamwork.
6. Beanbag Bowling Bonanza: Replace bowling balls with beanbags for a variation that challenges aim and control. Teaches Underhand Tossing and Body Control.
7. Hop to the Line: Students must hop to the bowling line before taking their turn. Teaches Hopping and Locomotor Movement.
8. Eyes-Closed Bowl: Students try rolling with eyes closed (with supervision) to explore Body Awareness and Spatial Estimation.
9. Opposite Hand Challenge: Students bowl with their non-dominant hand. Teaches Bilateral Coordination and Skill Adaptability.
10. Backward Roll Bowl: Students roll the ball backward between their legs. Emphasizes Coordination and Motor Planning.
11. Math Match Bowling: Number each pin 1–10. Students roll and add up the total of the pins they knock down. Integrates Math Skills and Rolling.
12. Target Toss Combo: Place a hoop behind the pins. If students knock down all pins, they must toss the ball into the hoop to earn bonus points. Combines Rolling and Throwing.
13. Balance Beam Bowl: Students walk across a taped line or balance beam to reach the lane before bowling. Builds Static Balance and Coordination.
14. Pin Pattern Knockdown: Set up only certain pins in patterns (triangle, square). Students try to knock down the whole shape. Teaches Rolling Control and Visual-Spatial Skills.
15. Hoop Target Start: Students must first toss a beanbag into a hoop target before they are allowed to roll. Combines Aiming and Rolling.