If you are looking for the best pro regulation dual sided cornhole bags then you are in the right place! Top cornhole bags by the best professional bean bags makers in the game. A nice selection with something for everyone to help you take your game to the next level!
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If you are a beginner player and not sure which bags would be best for you to start with, we can help. Our Recommendations system is what you need. Just answer some questions and we will recommend some bags for you. Or, check out our Beginners Guide to Bags where we shed some light on the most popular bags out there today. We also have a section in our blog where we “review” bags but we like to call them First Impressions.
We sell the best pro bags. If you are a backyard/barbecue player then we recommend checking out our Addict Approved, non-stamped bags. Don’t spend big money for a bag you are just using for entertainment purposes!
Do professional cornhole players use double sided bags?
Yes, in today’s competitive game of cornhole, professional players all use a 2 sided bag. Having a bag with 2 different materials on each side gives them the ability to control how fast or slow a bag plays and the added bonus to cut, flop and roll a cornhole bag.
What size are official dual sided cornhole bags?
Official bags must measure 6 inches wide and 6 inches long (±1/4 inch). Bags must weigh between 15.5 and 16.25 ounces.
What bags do ACO Pros use?
ACO Pro players must use bags stamped and approved for play in the ACO!
Are official cornhole bags filled with corn?
Official cornhole bags today are filled with resin. Corn is no longer used and not allowed in competitive official cornhole bags