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How to Read Cornhole Bag Speeds
Every Cornhole Addicts cornhole bag has two sides: a slower side that grips the board, and a faster side that slides. We list speed as slow side / fast side on a 1–10 scale. A 4/8 bag, for example, has a stick side rated 4 and a slick side rated 8.
- Lower numbers stop quicker. They’re great for slick boards, aggressive throwers, and blocking shots.
- Higher numbers slide farther. They’re great for sticky boards, humid days, and pushing bags into the hole.
- A bigger gap between sides gives you more shot options from one set.
Not Sure Which Cornhole Bags To Buy?
With dozens of bags in every speed, finding your match can feel overwhelming. Answer a few quick questions about your skill level, throwing style, and the boards you play on, and we’ll recommend the right bags for you. Take our short quiz and get matched with the perfect set.
Cornhole Boards for Every Level
- Backyard / Standard Grade: solid, regulation-size boards for family games, tailgates, and events.
- Tournament Ready (Pro): competition-grade construction and a consistent playing surface for league and tournament play.
- X-Factor Premium Grade: our top-of-the-line boards, with premium materials and finish for players who want the best.
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Cornhole Bag FAQs
What’s the difference between resin-filled and corn-filled bags?
Pro cornhole bags use plastic resin, which holds its shape, resists moisture, and plays the same all year. Corn-filled bags break down, attract pests, and change feel over time.
Are your bags ready to play out of the box?
Yes. Most of our bags play great right away. For a softer, broken-in feel, we recommend the vinegar soak method: it’s simple, safe, and cheaper than bag serums.
Do I need ACL-stamped bags?
Only for ACL sanctioned events. For leagues, backyard games, and most local tournaments, any regulation-size bag works.
Do I need ACO stamped bags?
Only for ACO sanctioned events. For leagues, backyard games, and most local tournaments, any regulation-size bag works.
How many bags come in a set?
Each set includes 4 bags