🎯 Franklin Sports Cornhole Set: Ultimate Outdoor Fun with 2 Targets, 8 Regulation Bean Bags, and Carry Bag Review

We were very happy about her. I wonder how long they will last. The board is very thin and moves every time the rattle touches the board. Disappointed with ESP as they are made by a well known company.

I ordered this about a week ago. It arrived and seemed perfect for our family. After playing with him three times (under adult supervision), one of the legs of the board is already split (wood). I am so disappointed. We really liked this product. But now, after only three uses, the product is practically useless.

I bought this set for my husband for Father's Day. It should be used in the garden. This is a great set, handy enough to take with you when you visit. I like that there are wing nuts on the folding legs to allow the legs to be securely tightened over time in use. There are hook and loop fasteners on the back edges of the board frames to connect the two together for storage. The chair bags are made of durable material, as is the storage box. The whole set is a bit heavy and bulky, but that's the

I loved the Profession corn hole board set. The box arrived with the boards in the bag/case provided. The zipper for the bag is of poor quality and it took me ages to open the bag as the zipper got stuck. When I finally got my hands on the boards, I realized they weren't worth the price. There are 2 corners on the bottom of the boards with velcro sewn on for storage, I think they could have used some sort of hardware instead to hold the boards together. Bags are cheap but work well. The top…

This set comes with a bag for easier storage and faster portability when needed. The bag is nothing special, but it serves its purpose. The bags themselves appear to be of very good quality. You get four blue and four red. The boards are decent and they definitely work. They're not as hard as homemade ones, but they're not easy at all. (just not as heavy as a homemade set) They're of good enough quality that the bags don't bounce when they hit the board, but the collapsible stands make them a…

In the midwest we call this game bags and it's popular at garden parties, picnics and backyard picnics. It's nice to find a set that is both portable and durable. All too often sets are cheap and flimsy - only suitable as toys for small children, or so heavy and clumsy that getting the set further than from the garage to the backyard is a serious task. This set is easy to assemble, light enough for one person to carry and strong enough to withstand years of intense competitive play. Targets…

I prefer to call this game "Beanbags" but I think the official name is "Cornhole". This is a great game for a cozy evening with family or friends or for a barbecue. You set up tables facing each other and then take turns trying to toss your bean bags into the hole at the top/middle of the table. Each player gets four shots. We usually get three points for hitting a hole and one for getting a pocket on the table, but I haven't read the instructions to find out what the 'official' rules are. I'm…