Cornhole Game Bean Bags

I get many emails each day from interesting citizen asking about the game of Cornhole. With that in mind I decided to write a join articles to maybe clear up some of the myths and facts of the game. Thank you for stopping by and I hope you get some beneficial facts from reading them.

Cornhole bags are offered in many dissimilar colors, designs and sizes.

12 OUNCES EQUALS HOW MANY CUPS

Q. What is a regulation Cornhole bag?

A. Agreeing to the American Cornhole Association, here is the specifications on a regulation cornhole bag.

8. The corn bags shall be made from two fabric squares with a quarter inch double stitched seam on all four sides. The corn bags should be made from 12 oz / sq yd duck canvas and may be any color that is easy to see while Cornhole play. Each bag shall be filled with almost 2 cups of corn feed and accomplished bags should be a minimum of 6" X 6" quadrilateral and weigh in the middle of 14 and 16 ounces.

Common questions to ask a seller.

Are the bags made of 12 oz. Duck Cloth?

Duck cloth comes in dissimilar ounce weights. #12 oz. Duck cloth is heavy and durable for a long continuing bag. Anything less is economy and will not last as long. There is a inexpensive variation in potential in the middle of 12 oz 10 oz and 8 oz duck cloth. I would not rule for less than #12 oz duck cloth.

Do the bags weigh in the middle of 14 and 16 ounces?

Bags that are under or over weight are not regulation and do not furnish a consistent playing field.

Are the bags filled with real whole kernel corn?

If it is not whole kernel corn, it's not regulation. Whole kernel corn produces a fine dust that is used to furnish a coating for your bags and boards for consistent play. Also synthetic fillers will most likely cause your bag to be over filled or under filled to meet the weight requirements. Popcorn and pinto beans are not regulation.

Logo printed materials are not Duck Cloth and are not regulation. These materials may look nice, but they do not furnish a consistent playing field. These materials often shred and tear under general Cornhole play. Placing these materials over duck cloth also provides inconsistent play.

Decal / Iron On Logos. These may look nice as well, but they will not last when playing on a concrete surface, as they will begin to wear after one game.

Embroidered Logos. These are over all some of the nicest bags you can buy. The logo is stitched into the material and provides a nice personalized touch to your cornhole bags.

What do I reconsider A High potential Cornhole Bag?

Made with nothing less that 12 oz. 100% Duck Cloth, filled with whole kernel corn feed in the middle of 14 and 16 oz, 6 inches by 6 inches after filled, double stitched with Heavy duty upholstery thread.

Cornhole Game Bean Bags

12 OUNCES EQUALS HOW MANY CUPS