Cornhole Bags Regulation Dual Sided Set of 8, Extra Durable Non-Dusty Cornhole Bean Bags Slick & Sticky Side Bags Makes a Great Gift for Cornhole Games with Carry Bag

Love the pattern on these bags! Always getting comments about the design. Only issue is everyone wants to use my bags

Take my review with a grain of salt. What works for me may not work for you.I can tell you objectively that these bags are made of quality materials and that they are of regulation specs. I measured them and weighed them and they are exactly 16oz on the nose. The material feels soft and tactile giving you a good grip to toss.The subjective part come in with the 2 sided materials on each side. The "stick" side is pretty sticky. If there is any humidity outside, the bag pretty much snags the board and doesn't slide much. The other side is a good balance of slick and stick. I would say on a scale of 1-10, 10 being the most grippy and 1 being the slickest, the stick side is an 8 and the slick side a 4.The design on the bags are OK but busy. I constantly have to check what side is slick and which is stick. My suggestion to the brand would be to make it easier to identify which is which at a glance.I hope this information has been helpful to someone! 🙂

The size, weight and colors are really nice. I have only played a few games with them so far, they seemed to perform better by the 3rd game. So far so good!

Super

These corn hole bags are great especially if you are looking for ones that aren't filled will plastic. These appear to be gravel filled. I'm not worried about losing plastic beads all over the grass if they ever break open. The stitching is solid as well.

2024-05-30. Cornhole bags by EunHo. Regulation. Dual sided. Set of 8. Beach Eagle patten. Yellow.I ordered this set by EunHo mainly because of the potential value. Cornhole bags from ACA and ACL sell for $80 for a set of 4. Other regulation bags retail for $60 for a set of 8, and these are the best value I've seen so far. They don't claim to be for tournament play but if they meet regulation, they should qualify. Let's get the formalities out of the way shall we:Bag Dimensions: 6"x6" (ACA regulation: 6"x6")Bag Weight: 16.15oz (ACA regulation: 14oz - 16.25oz)Bag Height: 1.0" (ACA regulation: 1" +/- 0.125")So these bags definitely meet regulation size and weight for competitive play.The set includes 8 bags, as well as a polyester drawstring storage bag.Construction. They bags are well constructed with the seams on the inside. A closing seam is visible along one of the outer edges and they reinforced the seam with a double stitch (see pics). The cloth feels durable and there is noticeable texture differences between the two sides. These bags are advertised as being dust free, so I'm assuming they're filled with plastic pellets.Performance. These bags are double sided with different textures. By touch alone you can discern the difference. The cloth side is more rough and is the side with less friction. These will slide more. The suede side is nice and soft and is the tacky side. These will tend to stick more. The double side bags are great for strategy playing and the two different surface speeds will help with blocks, cuts, pushes, or slides. The bags are not tightly filled, but they're not loosely filled either. There is some room for the fill to move around, but not much. This helps your shot fly more truly and the little room for movement may help hanging shots fall in.Color scheme. I didn't think about it until I used them near dusk, but these bags are very similar in color. The Eagle pattern is identical between both sets (with the exception of the surfboard) and the main difference is the background. Both sets are beach scenes; however, one has blue skies and the other has sunset skies. As night fell, it got increasingly difficult to tell the bags apart. I have a lit board (perimeter and hole) and even with that light, it wasn't enough to discern the two. When the floodlights came on, I still had to look at the pictures for the blue sky to tell them apart. These are fine for play during the day, but not for night. In hindsight, the color are just too close. The other set EunHo sells is blue and green, and while they're clearly distinguishable during the day, I don't think they would fare any better at dusk and after nightfall. My recommendation would be that they have major contrasting colors like yellow for one set and blue for the other. This would make them easily distinguishable during night play.Overall, I very impressed with these bags. They're well constructed and feel very durable. They have two sides to them so you can adjust your style of play, and they meet official regulations. These bags are a great value at $36 for a set of eight. If you're a tournament player, you may want something more specialized in terms of how "sticky" and "slippery" your bags are, but for the weekend warrior or recreational player, these will definitely suit the bill. The bags are very functional and I was not able to find any fault with them.

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