Official Regulation Cornhole Bean Bags Set of 8

These bean bags are a perfect replacement for my original set. The quality is excellent—durable, well-stitched, and they hold up great for competitive play. I love that they’re all-weather, so I don’t have to worry about them getting ruined outdoors. The patriotic Stars & Stripes (or Red and Blue) designs look fantastic and add a fun touch to the game. Overall, a solid set of bags that performs really well and makes cornhole even more enjoyable!

Great - sturdy, good weight, quality stitching. We play cornhole a lot and these are perfect.

Bean bags are not light and flimsy like other brands. Material is heavy with quality stitching. Can’t attest for what’s inside.

It is a very good buy. It is better then I expected. Very good quality. The price is very good and I have seen others breaking at the single stitch were this is double.

These bean bags are very well made. Perfect weight. Everything is right with this product except for one little issue. They were supposed to send 4 red bags & 4 blue bags, but instead sent 5 blue bags & 3 red bags! Not a big deal, but worth noting.

Bought these for a backyard BBQ and now I’m weirdly competitive. These cornhole bean bags are legit—solid weight, perfect size, and they feel like they were stitched by someone who really gets the game (and possibly has beef with gravity). They fly smooth, land with authority, and don’t bounce or slide like some of those cheap wannabes. The stitching is tight, the fabric feels durable, and they somehow make me feel like a backyard champion even when I’m losing. Also: I’ve accidentally left them outside in the sun and overnight in the dew. Still lookin’ fresh. Still tossing like pros. If you’re serious about cornhole—or just want to impress your friends at the next cookout—get these bags. They’ll make you feel like an athlete… with a drink in one hand and a burger in the other.

Great bags. Holding up strong. Love that it came with a bag to store them.

Just what we needed. At our family reunion we took the beanbag game to a public state park and set it up. It was used well by all. And the youngest play when we adults quit. Unfortunately they also played with other children and when we gathered the game up we only had 5 bean bags. The kids buried them in the sand and forgot where they were. Some of the kids shared them too so it was kind of them but as young as they were, they too forgot where. We had a good laugh and it was a great day for all.