Guides
Regulation dimensions, board surface materials, bag fill (resin vs corn), slick/stick sides, and what competitive leagues actually require.
Why this page exists
Cornhole equipment ranges from $30 tailgate sets with warped OSB surfaces to $200+ competition boards with tournament-spec plywood and precision bag sets. Most content online doesn't explain why the surface material matters for play, or why the bag fill affects your entire strategy.
The surface determines whether your bags slide or stick. The fill determines how the bag distributes on impact and how consistent it is at 27 feet. Get those two specs right and the board dimensions and leg design follow logically.
Cornhole gear worth searching on eBay
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Regulation cornhole boards
ACL regulation: 24×48 inches, 3/4" Baltic birch or sanded plywood, 6-inch hole centered 9 inches from the top edge. Look for folding legs and a carry handle for easy transport.
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Cornhole bags set of 8
4 bags per team (2 colors). ACL spec: 6 oz ±0.25 oz, 6×6 inch double-stitched canvas. Slick/stick dual-sided pro bags let players choose their approach on each throw.
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Cornhole complete wood set
Boards plus 8 bags in one package. Solid-wood sets (birch or pine boards) play better than composite alternatives. Verify the plywood grade — MDF or OSB surfaces warp and don't hold their flatness.
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Folding cornhole boards
Boards with folding (typically hinged) legs collapse flat for transport in a car trunk. Critical spec: the hinge mechanism must be rigid when deployed — flimsy hinges create unstable boards that affect throw consistency.
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All-weather cornhole bags
Resin-filled bags in weather-resistant canvas or synthetic fabric. Resin fill doesn't absorb moisture the way corn does, making these the default for outdoor use. Weight-consistent in humidity and rain.
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