Choosing The Right Cornhole Bags You Needs, Cornhole bags come in various types to suit different needs and skill levels. Professional-grade options like the Synergy Touring Pro, Synergy Soft, and Synergy Pro offer advanced features for serious players and tournaments, with prices ranging from $54 to $85.
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Choosing The Right Cornhole Bags for Your Needs
Use this guide to choose cornhole bags for your backyard, parties, competitions, and outdoor fun.
Synergy Touring Pro
- Official size: Yes
- Type: For pros Size: 6 inches square, 1 inch thick Weight: 15-16 ounces
What it’s made of:
- Grippy side: Soft, suede-like material
- Slidy side: Smooth, synthetic fabric
- Edge: Same grippy material as one side
- Inside: Plastic beads that work in any weather
Special things about it:
- Special edge for better blocking and pushing
- Different fabrics on each side
- Extra-strong stitching
Best for: Serious players and big competitions
Synergy Soft
- Official size: Yes
- Type: For pros Size: 6 inches square, 1 inch thick Weight: 15-16 ounces
What it’s made of:
- Grippy side: Soft, suede-like material
- Slidy side: Wool with a pattern
- Inside: Plastic beads that work in any weather
Special things about it:
- Very soft and slides into hole easily
- Different fabrics on each side
- Extra-strong stitching
- Lots of designs to choose from
Best for: Both serious players and beginners, good for tournaments and backyard games
Synergy Pro
- Official size: Yes
- Type: For pros Size: 6 inches square, 1 inch thick Weight: 15-16 ounces
What it’s made of:
- Grippy side: Soft, suede-like material
- Slidy side: Smooth, synthetic fabric
- Inside: Plastic beads that work in any weather
Special things about it:
- Different fabrics on each side
- Extra-strong stitching
- Many designs to choose from (over 170)
Best for: Serious players and big competitions
Daily 66X
- Official size: Yes
- Type: For competitions Size: 6 inches square, 1 inch thick Weight: 14-16 ounces
What it’s made of:
- Both sides: Tough cotton fabric (duck cloth)
- Inside: Plastic beads that work in any weather
Special things about it:
- Extra-strong stitching
- Traditional material with modern filling
- Good price for what you get
Best for: Outdoor games, backyard contests, and parties before sports events
Daily 66
- Official size: Yes
- Type: For competitions Size: 6 inches square, 1 inch thick Weight: 14-16 ounces
What it’s made of:
- Both sides: Tough cotton fabric (duck cloth)
- Inside: Filled with real corn kernels
Special things about it:
- Extra-strong stitching
- Old-school style with cloth and corn
- Good price for what you get
Best for: Parties, pre-game events, and new players
Daily 44X
- Official size: No
- Type: For fun Size: 4 inches square, 1 inch thick Weight: 4.5 ounces
What it’s made of:
- Both sides: Tough cotton fabric (duck cloth)
- Inside: Plastic beads that work in any weather
Special things about it:
- Made for small travel game boards
- Extra-strong stitching
- Traditional material with modern filling
Best for: Use with small travel boards, kids’ games, trips, and places without much room
Summary
All bags except the Daily 44X are regulation size. The top three bags have different materials on each side for grip and slide. The Daily bags are made of duck cloth. Prices range from $10 to $85. Choose based on your skill level, where you’ll play, and how much you want to spend.
FAQ’s
What’s the difference between professional and competition series bags?
Professional series bags (like Synergy models) and Competition series bags (like Daily models).
Which bag is best for beginners?
The Synergy Soft is good for both beginners and serious players.
Are all these bags regulation size?
All bags except the Daily 44X are regulation size (6 inches square).
What’s the price range for these cornhole bags?
Prices range from $10 to $85, with professional series bags being more expensive and Daily series bags.
What’s the difference between resin pellet filling and corn kernel filling?
Resin pellet filling (found in most bags) is all-weather and more durable. Corn kernel filling (found in Daily 66) is traditional but less weather-resistant.