0196-in Rolling Lane
The 96-in playing lane provides a full 8-ft roll distance — the standard for skee-ball-style arcade machines. At this length, players can develop the rolling technique required to land balls in the outer high-value rings reliably, rather than the forced technique of shorter ramp alternatives.
02Hop Ramp and Scoring Rings
A hop ramp at the far end of the lane launches the ball into a vertical scoring ring target — the defining mechanic that differentiates the roll-and-hop format from standard skeeball. Higher rings are smaller in diameter and worth more points; the hop angle required to reach each ring is a skill learned over repeated play.
03Electronic LED Scoring
LED scoring updates automatically when balls pass through each ring. The automatic score tracking eliminates the need for a scorekeeper and allows players to focus entirely on throw technique and ring targeting.
04Automatic Ball Return
Scored balls return to the throwing position through a channel at the side of the ramp. The automatic return eliminates the interruption of walking to the far end to collect balls between throws — important for maintaining play rhythm during competitive sessions.
05Folds at Center for Storage
The table folds at the center hinge, reducing the floor footprint from 96-in to 63-in length. The 63-in folded length fits against a standard 6-ft wall section in a garage or utility room. A locking mechanism secures the folded position for safe vertical storage.
06Net Cage and ABS Scoring Rings
A net cage surrounds the scoring ring target area, containing balls that miss the rings rather than allowing them to scatter. ABS scoring rings are impact-resistant under the repeated ball contact that occurs at the ring edges during near-miss shots.
