| Product name | Bowling pin |
| Dimension | 13*15cm |
| Material | wooden |
| Weight | 1320g |
| Product packing | customized |
| Printing on product | support printing as customer design |
| Color choice | could print as customer pantone number |
| Sample time | 3 working days |
| Production time | 35 working days after confirming order |
| Payment terms | 30%deposit ,balance against copy of BL |
| OEM/ODM | support |
| MOQ | 4 |
Bowling is based on innings, and the number of pins knocked down is used to score points and determine the outcome. An inning is divided into 10 rounds, with two pitches in each round. If in a round, the first throw knocks down all 10 pins, that is, all hits, you cannot throw a second time. The only difference is in the 10th round. If the first pitch is all in, the last two balls must still be thrown; if it is a fill-up, the last ball must be continued and the overall situation is over. It is worth emphasizing that if two pitches do not knock down all 10 pins, the third chance is automatically cancelled. Bowling is based on innings, and the number of pins knocked down is used to score points and determine the outcome. An inning is divided into 10 rounds, with two pitches in each round. If in a round, the first throw knocks down all 10 pins, that is, all hits, you cannot throw a second time. The only difference is in the 10th round. If the first pitch is all in, the last two balls must still be thrown; if it is a fill-up, the last ball must be continued and the overall situation is over. It is worth emphasizing that if two pitches do not knock down all 10 pins, the third chance is automatically cancelled.
When the first pitch of each grid knocks down all ten erected bottles, it is called a hit. Record with the (X) symbol in the small square to the right above the square on the scoresheet. The score is 10 points plus the number of pins knocked down by the player on the next two pitches. When the first pitch of each grid knocks down all ten erected bottles, it is called a hit. Record with the (X) symbol in the small square to the right above the square on the scoresheet. The score is 10 points plus the number of pins knocked down by the player on the next two pitches. The highest score in an inning is 300 points, and the athlete must throw twelve all-in.
