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Pinball lifestyle 忍者

Multiball Ninja The calm inside the multiball.

Multiball Ninja is a pinball brand featuring fun gear for the player, and bulk apparel & promotional products for leagues and operators. Check out our gear coming soon below, or purchase our current offerings now by clicking any “Visit the store” link. Go to our Pin Pub page to inquire about promo products for leagues and ops.

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Step out. Zone in. Come back.

The Multiball Ninja sticker: five ninja in red brush circles between the words Multi Ball and Ninja, with multiballninja.com
Got the sticker? You’re in the right place.
A steel pinball resting at the centre of raked circles in pale sand
Pin Zen: pinball as a reset for a busy mind.

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Multiball Ninja gear

To purchase gear now click any of our “Visit the store” links. Most orders are produced within 1-3 business days, the shipping method you select controls transit time only and does not speed up production.

Below are mockups of some of our current designs soon to be added to the store.

Concept mockup of a sand khaki trucker hat with a brown brim and a front patch of the full Multiball Ninja logo, resting on a lit pinball playfield

Trucker hat

A fun trucker hat with the full logo, big and playful.

Coming to the store

Concept mockup of a black cuffed knit beanie with Multiball Ninja embroidered in white across the cuff, on slate beside a steel pinball

Beanie

A fun beanie with a playful logo.

Coming to the store

Concept mockup of a folded navy tee printed with the Multiball Ninja emblem, a ninja raising a sword in a red ring, on walnut beside a steel pinball

Out and about

Logo tee

The launch mark front and centre.

Coming to the store

Concept mockup of a black long-sleeve hooded tee laid flat on slate, printed with the Multiball Ninja shuriken logo, a white throwing star with a pinball at its centre in a red brush ring

Hooded tee

A long-sleeve hooded tee with a big front logo.

Coming to the store

Concept mockup of folded black loose lounge pants with red drawstring tips and a small embroidered Multiball Ninja throwing star with a pinball at its centre in red arcs, on slate

At home

Lounge pants

Loose Asian-style lounge pants for long sessions at home.

Coming to the store

Concept mockup of a deep forest green hoodie laid flat on slate with the full Multiball Ninja logo printed large across the chest

Hoodie

A fun hoodie with the full logo big across the front.

Coming to the store

Concept mockup of a black five-panel cap with an embroidered ninja in a red ring, on granite beside two steel pinballs

Dry-fit hat

A sleek dry-fit hat with one small mark.

Coming to the store

Concept mockup of a black hoodie on a wooden peg with a small ninja-in-a-red-ring print on the chest

Dress hoodie

One small mark on the chest. Sleek, not loud.

Coming to the store

The machine

Play the Multiball Ninja table

A six-ball multiball in a one-minute game.

No time for 15 minutes at a machine? Grab a one-minute mini Pin Zen moment. Five ninja bumpers from the logo. Knock down the 忍 and 者 drop targets, shoot the ensō, and yell it.

Open the table full size

Two more tables in the Game Room: Pin Pub: Last Call · Pin Zen: Flow

The Multiball Ninja pinball table: five ninja pop bumpers in red ensō rings, 忍 and 者 drop targets, Z-E-N lanes, the ensō saucer and two flippers.

Keys: Z and M (or ← →) flip, hold Space to launch, X and N nudge left and right, P pauses. On a phone, swipe sideways to nudge. On a phone, tap the left or right half of the table. Sound stays off until you turn it on.

Under everything

Pin Zen: 15 minutes of pinball as a reset for a busy mind.

  1. Step out.

    Leave the current state of mind and walk to the machine.

  2. Zone in.

    For about 15 minutes the game gets full attention. The strategy and split-second decisions are still there, but they are pointed at the ball instead of at real-world problems.

  3. Come back.

    Return to your work refreshed, seeing things differently, inspired instead of burned out.

The 15-minute reset happens in the middle of a working day. The concept comes from the founder's own routine as an entrepreneur running several businesses.

What makes it different from switching off: the skills stay limber. Focus, control and decision-making keep working, only on something that carries no consequences. The mind rests from its problems without going slack.

Next show

Multiball Ninja at Pinball At The Beach 2027

Chad Smith (not the drummer) will be attending Pinball At The Beach 2027 in St. Pete Beach, Florida. Smith will be walking the show, look for the Ninja shirt and say hello.

February 5 to 7, 2027 · TradeWinds Island Grand, St. Pete Beach, FL

Details and directions

Accessories

Some of our other offerings

Concept mockup of a black can coozie printed with a ninja in a red ring, held by a magnet high on a pinball machine's leg just under the cabinet, within reach of the flipper button

Magnetic drink coozie

A magnet sewn into the back holds a full can or bottle on the leg of any pinball machine.

Coming to the store

Concept mockup of a black velvet drawstring pouch with red cords, embroidered with a white ninja in a red ring, standing on walnut beside quarters and arcade tokens

Quarter pouch

A small plush drawstring pouch for arcade trips with the family.

Coming to the store

Concept mockup of a black mug with a ninja in a red ring and a pint glass printed with the full Multiball Ninja logo, on walnut

Drinkware

A mug for the home session and a pint glass for league night.

Coming to the store

Concept mockup of a black canvas tote printed with the full Multiball Ninja logo, against a stone wall

Tote bag

Carries the logo to league night, and whatever you won there.

Coming to the store

Concept mockup of die-cut stickers and embroidered patches with ninja-in-red-ring marks, laid on slate with two steel pinballs

Stickers and patches

Low-cost pieces that carry the logo everywhere. Good for prize tables.

Coming to the store

The backstory

“Multiball Ninja!”

Multiball Ninja started as something I would literally yell out loud while playing pinball with my small children.

As toddlers, my kids would sit on a stool between my arms, “playing pinball with DaDa”. Whenever a multiball started it was always an exciting time, and I happened to be very good at juggling six balls at once and keeping the excitement alive.

My ninja-like skills during multiballs quickly turned into all three of us yelling “Multiball Ninja!” in chorus, as loud as we could, every time one started. So loud that Moma thought real ninjas were crashing the house.

That simple idea turned into a lifestyle brand to comfort, outfit and guide our journey through the silver ball universe. We hope it brings you the same Pin Zen experience.

Chad Smith, founder

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More About the Founder

Craft beer, music, and pinball are key ingredients in Smith's journey. He has been part of the local craft beer scene since 2009 and owns two bars, each with a public pinball parlor. He plays electric guitar, tinkers with effects pedals, holds a music patent, and founded WingManFX, a music-products business. He owns, repairs and operates over 30 pinball machines, and takes pride in keeping them maintained for the public. Before all that he managed international markets in the Middle East, where he learned that relationships are everything: people do business with people they want to do business with.

From Vision to Reality

After years of developing the Multiball Ninja concept, Smith saw an opportunity to finally bring the vision to life by joining forces with his older brother, who brings 30 years of experience in the print media and promotional products industry.

By combining that established production expertise with Smith's own background in business development, hospitality, craft beer, music, and pinball, the brothers have created a natural foundation for Multiball Ninja and Pin Pub.

What began as a personal passion project is now becoming a business built around the things Smith loves most: creativity, community, and connecting people through shared interests.

And as Smith has learned throughout his career, the best business relationships often begin with something other than business.