Enhance Your Cornhole Game with Super Outlet's Assorted Cornhole Weights Review

Not the highest quality but really good for the price! I'm sure they will keep a decent time and having a corn hole in the pool on hand is a great thing!

Bought for a gym class at school. They are not waterproof, the seams came undone and the beans fell out after just a few uses. I wish they were more durable as the price is good considering the cost of the PE hardware.

Quality seems good but your ad is deceptive, it shows 4 bags of each color when there are actually only 3. Although it is mentioned in the giveaway it took me some time to find after being disappointed when I opened the package. They also advertised a corn hole where you need 4 per color.

Our local handler recommended using these to create barriers that signal our husky when to stay away from a certain space. And it works! We put her off when we cook in the kitchen and she must stay outside for her safety and ours. It was very easy to train and we didn't have to use baby gates or anything like that.

We used them to play with at a children's birthday party and they served the purpose. Draw a 5" x 5" square and you'll see how big they are. I wouldn't recommend them for something like a corn hole just because the bags feel lighter and thinner than bags I've used in the past.

Weight about half of what a corn hole bag should be. Good for kids games. Parted at a seam, but not much yet. Just take a look. Update: This is terrible. The granules are a kind of crushable clay in a plastic bag inside a cloth bag. After a while the pellets will come out of the plastic bag so you end up with these weird couple of pallets and a crumpled plastic bag in a cloth bag.

Daughter's review: I live in a 3 bed dorm, 2 of us have severe hearing problems and are not normally woken up by our own alarm clock. Sometimes I wake up to someone's alarm clock but they don't hear it and vice versa. Instead of getting up and waking each other up, we decided to try rattles. And it solved the problem! Now, when someone wakes up without an alarm clock, we throw a beanbag at them, and it almost always works. (Sometimes it takes two beanbags before they finally wake up) At first…