Having Fun Is Not a Challenge

American-Made Adaptive Bowling Equipment for Children & Adults

Manufactured by Innovative Products Inc.

Innovative Products Inc. specializes exclusively in the design and manufacturing of adaptive bowling equipment for children and adults with disabilities, limited strength, and mobility challenges.

Our products are designed to help make bowling more accessible, allowing individuals to participate alongside family, friends, classmates, teammates, and fellow bowlers.

Our specialty is the POSS-I-BOWL 2000 adaptive bowling system, including the POSS-I-BOWL 2000 Electronic Ball Release and Wheelchair Bowling Ramp.

Making Bowling Possible for Everyone

Bowling is a great way to spend time with family and friends, participate in a league, enjoy friendly competition, and be part of a community. However, traditional bowling equipment can present challenges for individuals with disabilities or limited mobility.

That's where our adaptive bowling equipment can help.

Our bowling ramps and electronic ball-release system provide an alternative way for bowlers to position and release the bowling ball. Our wheelchair bowling ramp is designed to make bowling easier and more accessible for individuals who may have difficulty using traditional bowling equipment.

Designed for Accessibility. Built for Fun.

Our bowling ramps for disabled individuals are designed with safety, simplicity, and accessibility in mind. The bowling ramp is easy to use and provides an alternative way to get the bowling ball rolling toward the pins.

Our goal is to help people with disabilities experience the same excitement and enjoyment of bowling as everyone else — just in a slightly different way, with the same goal: knocking down those pins!

Whether you're bowling with family, participating in a league, attending a school activity, or enjoying an adaptive recreation program, POSS-I-BOWL 2000 is designed to help make participation possible.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can adaptive bowling be used for group activities?

Yes. Bowling works well for groups because participants can take turns in the same game, making the activity feel more inclusive and less focused on individual limitations. Schools, recreation programs, families, and community centers can adapt the activity without creating a separate game. In many group settings, the same adapted activity can be enjoyed by participants with different physical abilities.

What skills can bowling help children practice?

Bowling gives children opportunities to practice aiming and following game rules. It also lets them make choices, such as where they want the ball to go.

Does adaptive bowling have to be competitive?

No. Participants can bowl for fun or friendly competition. The focus can be on enjoying the activity and spending time with others. This makes bowling suitable for family outings and recreational programs.

How can a bowling center support accessible play?

No. Participants can bowl for fun or friendly competition. The focus can be on enjoying the activity and spending time with others. This makes bowling suitable for family outings and recreational programs. Everyone can participate at their own pace.

What should a first-time bowler expect?

A first session can involve learning the equipment and release method. Giving the bowler time to become comfortable with the setup can make the experience more enjoyable.

Can adaptive bowling become a regular activity?

Yes. Families and recreation programs can schedule bowling regularly as part of

recreation or school activities.

How can families get started?

Consider the bowler's physical abilities, where the equipment will be used, and who will assist with setup. Bowling Ramps can answer questions about its equipment and available options before you make a purchase or plan a bowling activity for your setting and needs