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The weight of your cornhole board isn’t just a number—it’s the difference between rock-solid play and easy portability. Heavy boards stay put, kill the bounce, and give you that tournament-level feel, perfect for players who take their game seriously. Lighter boards? They’re a breeze to carry and store but might shift when the competition heats up. Durability follows the same pattern—heavier boards are built tough, while lighter ones may show wear over time. The real question is, what’s your style? Are you all about grab-and-go fun, or do you want a board that stands its ground when the bags start flying?

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Rain, sun, and temperature swings can warp the wood, fade the design, and shorten its lifespan. If they have to stay outdoors, throw on a weatherproof cover and keep them in a dry, shaded spot. But for the best long-term play, store them indoors or in a protected space when not in action. Take care of your boards, and they’ll take care of your game.

Short answer: A LOT

Cornhole board thickness can make or break your game. Sturdier boards in the 15mm to 18mm range keep the surface firm, the bounce low, and the action consistent—perfect for serious play. They’re also built to last, resisting warping over time. Thinner boards are lightweight and easy to haul around, but they’re more likely to shift and react to impact.

The question of the century:

For regulation play, cornhole boards sit 27 feet apart, front edge to front edge—no exceptions. But if you're keeping it casual or playing with younger competitors, dropping it to 20 feet makes for a more relaxed game.

The cornhole bags you need depend on your skill level and current board type. For casual play, go with durable all-weather recreational bags. They won't have intense speeds but are great for getting a true feel of the game before setting off to bigger and better things in life. For competitive play, ACL-approved COMP + PRO bags offer pro-level performance with dual-sided fabrics—one for grip and one for slide. Look for weight consistency (16 oz), quality fill (resin over corn for weather resistance), and reinforced stitching for durability. MOST IMPORTANTLY - Style is a crucial element and says more about your character than that drink you just spilled.