Regulation cornhole boards that are actually tournament size, not backyard size
Is this the right fit?
- Best for
- tailgates, league play, and anyone who has outgrown a starter set and wants boards that behave the same as the ones at the tournament
- Skip if
- At around $200 and full regulation size these are heavy and bulky, which is a real consideration if storage space is tight
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Tailgating Pros boards are built to official 4 foot by 2 foot regulation dimensions with a wooden playing surface, which is the difference between a set you practice on and a set you play on. Most sub-$100 cornhole sets are 3x2 or smaller, which changes the throw distance and the feel enough that practicing on them does not transfer to a real game. The wooden surface also slides differently from the plastic and composite tops on cheap sets, and slide is most of the game. They fold for transport and storage. Best fit: tailgates, league play, and anyone who has outgrown a starter set and wants boards that behave the same as the ones at the tournament.
Pros
- Official 4x2 regulation dimensions rather than the undersized 3x2 sets most kits ship
- Wooden playing surface slides the way tournament boards do, unlike plastic tops
- Folds down for transport to tailgates and storage in the off-season
- Built to survive league use rather than a few backyard afternoons
Cons
- At around $200 and full regulation size these are heavy and bulky, which is a real consideration if storage space is tight
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between regulation and the cheaper sets?
Regulation boards are 4 feet by 2 feet. Most budget sets are 3x2 or smaller, which shortens the effective game and changes the throw. If you play in leagues or tournaments, practicing on undersized boards works against you.
Are bags included?
Check the specific listing configuration, since Tailgating Pros sells both board-only and board-plus-bags bundles. Regulation bags are 6 inches square and weigh about 16oz.
Can they be left outside?
They are wooden boards with a finished surface. They handle outdoor play fine but should not live outdoors permanently, since moisture will warp the top and ruin the slide.
How do they store?
They fold together for transport and stand on edge for storage. At full regulation size they still take meaningful garage or closet space.
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