The Ultimate High Striker is what the test-your-strength
game became once fairgrounds got electronics: the King of
Hammer II cabinet from Andamiro, the same unit that runs
on arcades abroad. You take the tethered
foam-headed hammer in both hands, bring it down on the
pad, and the LEDs chase up the 3.4-metre tower towards
your score.
Where it beats the mechanical version is the bookkeeping.
The digital display holds the live score, the previous
one and the day's best, which means a highest-score
competition can run across a whole event without anyone
writing on the back of an envelope. The difficulty
adjusts too - set it hard for the adults settling
something, wind it back so the year-sixes get a fair
crack at the top of the tower.
Rounds take seconds and the game explains itself, which
is why the queue moves and the crowd stays. Hit the
button below to add it to a quote and we'll come back
with a delivered price.
Thirty LED segments chase the hammer strike up the tower, with the live score, the last attempt and the best of the day all on the digital display.
Difficulty To Suit The Room
Set it tough for the adults out-doing each other or ease it off so younger players reach the top on merit rather than by luck.
Leader Board Ready
Add our magnetic score board and the strongest person of the day settles itself - popular at team-building days and Christmas parties.
One Socket, Or A Generator
A standard 13A plug runs it. Where there's no mains on the pitch, we can bring a generator and put the striker wherever the crowd is.
Every Surface Works
Grass, hard standing, concrete and wood chip all take it - unlike the mechanical striker, neither a tarmac car park nor a wood-chip play area rules this one out.
Unit Branding Option
The cabinet can carry custom branding - our in-house team designs it, prints it and applies it. Ask for options and pricing at quote time.
Size and siting
The unit is 1m x 1m at the base and 3.4m tall, with
the hammer swing and the queue wanting a 2m x 3m
operating area under the same 3.4m of height. Indoors,
ceilings want to be standard height or better, so check
with the venue before booking.
Surfaces are the easy part: grass, hard standing,
concrete and wood chip all take it, indoors or out.
Power is a single 13A plug, and we can supply a
generator where the pitch has no mains.
Brought out, built and collected by our own trained
crew
Full operational tutorial and instructions
24-hour telephone support while it's with you
£5 million of public liability cover, with the risk
assessments and method statements sent ahead
From £795 plus VAT, with a possible minimum spend
depending on location. Supervising staff are optional -
and hiring it without staff can come at a discounted
rate, so tell us which way you want it.
Where the crowd gathers
Carnival and fairground themes are this one's natural
home, but it turns up anywhere a competition would - we
had one running at a warehouse Christmas do with
tinsel round the tower, and it spends its summers in
sports halls and function rooms with a leaderboard
going.
It's real arcade kit we own, not a plastic novelty from
a catalogue, kept at the Rotherham warehouse and
delivered by the crew who set it up. The traditional
High Striker with its bell
is the mechanical partner to this one - some events
take both and let guests argue about which is fairer.
The full tower roped off in a function room, ready for the first swing
The tower and its tethered hammer on a parquet floor
Working a ballroom event, with the fireworks artwork behind
Set up in a community sports hall between games
The LED tower lit red mid-game at a venue with the racing simulator alongside
A player mid-swing at a Christmas party, the tower lit purple
Common Questions
How much does it cost to hire?
From £795 plus VAT, with a possible minimum spend depending on your location. Supervising staff are optional, and hiring the unit without staff can come at a discounted rate - ask the office.
How tall is it and what does it need?
The tower is 3.4m high on a 1m x 1m base, with a 2m x 3m operating area for the swing and the queue. Check indoor ceiling heights before booking, and tell us the surface - grass, hard standing, concrete and wood chip all take it.
Does it need power?
Yes - one standard 13A plug. Where the pitch has no mains, we can quote a generator alongside so the striker still goes where the crowd is.
How does the scoring work?
The digital display holds the current score, the previous attempt and the best of the day, so a highest-score competition runs across the whole event. Pair it with the magnetic score board and the leaderboard keeps itself.
Can children play it?
Yes - the difficulty adjusts. Set it easier so younger players get up the tower on merit, or leave it tough for the adults who want to settle something.
Send the date, the postcode and where the tower will
stand, plus whether you want staff with it or the
unstaffed rate. We'll come back with a delivered price -
or call 0845 468 0590.
