Cornhole 90 Longboard

$ 90.00 - $ 171.00 $ 90.00
90.0 AUD $ 90.00

$ 1.00

Our three-quarter length board inspired by classic longboard designs of days gone by.

Cornhole 90 - with a cool design!

Our Cornhole 90 board is a premium version, three quarters the size of the official cornhole boards used in the States. Unlike cheapies with an unfinished edge, the playing surface is neatly recessed inside a beautiful birchwood frame. Other three-quarter length boards will also have a playing surface that is either too steep or has a rear board height that is below the official height of 30cm. Our boards, like high end sets produced by market leader Planet Finska, have fold out legs at the front so that the playing slope and rear board height remains consistent with full-sized competition boards. Generic cheapies with an incorrect playing slope will often have a board surface that is not smooth enough so that the bags will not always remain on the board and instead slide back down after throwing.

Our Cornhole 90 boards measure 90cm by 60cm and have folding legs to raise the far end to the official playing height of 30cm. The clean poplar plywood surface is finished in a clear varnish and recessed into the beautiful birchwood frame for a neater high quality finish. The boards all have a handy rope carry handle.

Each set comes with one 90cm Cornhole board and a handy mesh bag storage compartment under the board. These boards do not include cornhole bags. We have bags in a variety of colours available to purchase separately. We suggest you purchase 2 sets of 4 bags in the colours you like best.

Boards are made to order and generally ready to ship within a few business days.

Product Size: 90 x 60 x 6cm

Product Weight: 7kg

Product Materials: Premium poplar ply and solid birchwood frame

Cornhole, also known as bean bag toss, is a popular American lawn game that involves throwing bean bags at a raised platform with a hole in it, with the aim of getting the bags into the hole or landing them on the platform for points. The first team to reach 21 points win the game.

The origins of cornhole are unclear but is believed to have started in the Midwest of the USA in the 1800s by farmers using corn-filled bags. It is a popular game at football games, tailgate parties, backyard barbecues, and other outdoor gatherings. Cornhole is now an official sport and is featured on ESPN. Professional cornhole players compete in tournaments for cash prizes. The rules can be varied depending on the age and physical ability of the players.

Guinness World Records recognises the longest recorded cornhole game was in the USA in 2014 and lasted 26 hours and 12 minutes. Cornhole is a fun and entertaining game that brings people of all ages and skill levels together and is a great way to spend time outdoors.