Great test of balance and flexibility 
For 2 or more players ages 6 and up 
Manufactured in United States 
Out-twist your opponents in the game that ties you up in knots 
For 2 to 4 players 
Includes vinyl mat, spinner board and instructions 
Out-twist your opponents in the game that ties you up in knots 
For 2 to 4 players
Includes vinyl mat, spinner board and instructions
 
From the manufacturer
Twister Game 
Add a twist of fun into any party or family night with the game that ties you up in knots! This TWISTER game is the classic game with 2 more moves. Give the spinner a whirl and see what’s next as you try to keep your hands and feet on the mat! Right foot red! Can you do it? Left foot green - you got it! If your knee or elbow touches the mat, or you fall over, you’re out. Be the last player standing to win! 
 
Continue The Fun 
TWISTER game challenges you to put your hands and feet at different places on the mat without falling over! Be the last player standing to win. Two new moves! With Spinner’s Choice, the spinner makes up a move for the other player to do. Fun Spinner’s Choice ideas on the back of the spinner! If the spinner lands on Air, the player must put a hand or foot in the air! 
 
Features 
-Includes 1 TWISTER mat, 1 spinner and instructions. 
-For 2 or more players. 
-Ages 6 and up. 
-Adult assembly required. 
 
Product Description
Get ready to reach and stretch your way around the other players in this wacky party classic! Listen to the body part and color that the referee calls out. When you hear “Left Foot… Yellow!” put your left foot on the yellow circle on the mat. Sounds easy, but soon enough you’ll find yourself reaching around the other players to follow the ref’s directions. Don’t fall over and be the last player standing to win! 
 
Amazon.com
Over forty years old and going strong! Soon after its release in 1966, Twister was made instantly popular when Johnny Carson and Eva Gabor played it on The Tonight Show. Such a simple concept, with so much potential for hilarity. The game includes a plastic mat with red, blue, yellow, and green spots; a spinner; and instructions. To play (as if you didn’t already know…), two to four players face each other, with the plastic mat in the center. A referee spins the spinner, then calls out the body part and the color the arrow points to ("Left foot, blue," "Right hand, yellow"). All players, at the same time, follow the directions, placing the appropriate body part on a vacant circle. Players become increasingly entangled, until someone (or everyone) finally topples, and is eliminated. The last person standing—er, crouching—wins. If this doesn’t bring families and friends (and celebrities) closer together, we don’t know what does! Out-and-out fun.