Review on 🎯 Franklin Sports 36-Inch Cornhole Set – Targets, 8 Regulation Bean Bags, Carry Bag Included by Walt Smirnoff

This is a bit tricky. On the one hand, it is a smaller, easily transportable set of corn holes. Case. but then again it's a lightweight set for smaller corn. Ha ha ha These features make it both a pro and a cheat. First, it classifies itself as a "professional" cornhole set. "Professional" would lead me to believe that this is a standard size. that it isn't (and you can tell from the product description and pictures that it's a shorter board). but the height is also not a standard size, so "pro". it's not like this. Now if you look at this as a fun set for a garden party. Absolutely! We've had a great time with it so far. But once you're in "fun" mode with food and drink, you're really out of judgment mode. , it definitely shows some signs of use. The top panel is separating from the frame in places. This is literally common usage. To keep it light (which is one of the pluses of portability). it must be of a material that is not very hard. In short, these things tend to bounce around. MUCH A real set of cornholes shouldn't compromise when the sack hits. that's all. Now that they're bouncing so much, they're basically slowly moving apart. (We used them on a brick patio. Maybe they would stay in place better on grass or sand? I'm sure they still come loose, but at least they stay where you put them). it's a little weird. Of course, this doesn't affect anything. Because of this, the boards look dirty all the time. So not visually appealing. In general. In my opinion this is a mediocre set. Although we had a lot of fun, my only fear is that they won't make it through the summer anytime soon. Pros: Small size for easy travel, light weight, portability and carry bag. minuses. Irregular size, powder everywhere, sacks bounce a lot, boards shift, and units slowly seem to be falling apart. 3 stars.