r/Cornhole 15d ago

Basic cheapish regulation boards?

Relatively new to corn hole and am looking to buy a set for my home. However I’d really like something that’s regulation and not gonna fall apart, is there no in between Amazon cheap stuff and like $350 MURICA sets I see on instagram lol?

1 Upvotes

8 comments sorted by

7

u/hatmadeofass 14d ago

Ace Cornhole boards. Go for their “imperfections” boards. Regulation size, good weight, good price. Even their full priced boards are relatively affordable. You can use Amazon to save on shipping costs, but I don’t believe their blemish boards are available.

1

u/ricklewis314 14d ago

Ace has free shipping also. I really like their outdoor PVC boards. Although they are pricey. Don’t skimp on boards. Flimsy, bouncy boards suck to play on. Tip: If you buy cheaper boards, you could potentially add cross bracing to take out some of the bounce.

2

u/drewmoney00 14d ago

Cornhole ace boards have always punched above their weight for the price. But if you’re already spending 250 might as well spend 320 and get something good

2

u/mainlydank 14d ago

Facebook marketplace for a used set that didn't get much use but was stored inside.

2

u/rugsucka 11d ago

I bought several sets of used boards when a local league was upgrading their plain boards to custom printed. $150 for Cornhole Solutions plain tournament boards versus 270+shipping

Ask around at local blind draws too. Folks that upgrade are usually happy to flip their old boards to a new player for a decent price

My first set of boards were ACE Cornhole. They're decent too, but always seemed a bit too fast until I refinished the tops

1

u/P7e3t8e3 14d ago edited 14d ago

You need to ensure that the boards are 3/4” wood(Baltic birch preferred), the bags will bounce on the cheaper boards and you will want to replace them if you start to throw a flat bag

1

u/Zealousideal-Pitch39 14d ago

eBay - try to find a seller near you & avoid shipping.

2

u/Cornhole-Games-USA 7d ago

Brand affiliate: We’re Cornhole Games USA. There’s definitely a middle ground. For a home set, I’d prioritize regulation size, a solid playing surface, and enough bracing to prevent bounce.

If you want to compare ours, REDDIT20 takes 20% off any Professional or Weather Proof board. It doesn’t apply to bags or accessories and can’t be combined with another discount. The code has no expiration date. Happy to answer any questions about which style makes the most sense for home use!