EastPoint SportsBean Bag Pong Cornhole Game

This game was fairly easy to assemble out of the box. It comes in several pieces and is folded with hinges to fit in the box. I don't believe it is intended to be disassembled and reboxed after playing, which made me slightly disappointed that it doesn't have a carrying handle or bag. But after playing, it folds up in a different way, keeping all the parts together and compact enough for storage.The game play is simple. Each team tries to knock out six caps from the holes taking turns. Our game took a while because we were all terrible at aiming the fifteen feet between target boards. Everything is light enough that you could play this safely indoors with enough room. My elderly friend suggested this might be able to be played by people from wheelchairs, although a care giver would be needed to recover the little hacky sacks. Overall it's a fun yard game.

Unique design I haven't seen before with the "discs" that snap into place. Very easy to track score this way, rather than needing to keep score on a whiteboard or notepad or something.Cornhole games are usually made of wood and tend to be pretty bulky. This set is much more portable, lightweight, and it even folds together to fit into a small bag or something like that.The traditional cornhole sets are also much more expensive. They are often in the $100 range. These are much more affordable, but also are easier to bring along to events, like sports tailgating or large outdoor parties/barbeques.One criticism I have is that the discs are pretty sensitive, so once you snap them in place, they are easy popped out with even a slight touch. That being said, don't plan on keeping the discs snapped in for storage, just keep them loose in a bag/box.Overall an interesting take on cornhole. I will say it seems there is some conflicting info in the product listing. The pictures state there are 12 bean bags. The text listing shows 4 bean bags. I received 4 in my shipment so I believe that to be the correct amount, but the conflicting information should be changed.Definitely worth the $40 at its current price.

we have a ton of games like this that we take out to the campgrounds for the whole family. this is a pretty unique spin on pong/cornhole mixed together. i like how you have to knock out the pieces. its much easier to keep track of than to just throw in the holes. we spent the whole evening playing this the day we got it. it will be a great addition to our other yard games.

This game is much smaller and more portable than corn hole but is a fun variation of that bean bag game. It is not easy as the individual knock out targets are small. In cornhole you get points as long as the bag stays on the large board and the bean bags can be slid into the hole. On these boards the hole must be hit directly for the target to be knocked out. This would be called an air mail in cornhole. But the scoring is simple. Opponents stand on opposite sides and take turns tossing until all the targets are knocked out on one board. the boards can be folded in half to make them smaller but it is hard to get the white connectors out so I don't fold the boards and keep the game in a large cloth bag instead of the box it came in. My 9 and 10 year old grandsons enjoyed the game even though it took them a long time to knock out all the targets. But it's fun to toss the golf ball size bean bags and they had a good time.

This was surprisingly really fun. It can be pretty challenging if you are far enough away. This a great outdoor game and we will definitely be using it this summer. It is great that it can be stored so small. The two sides snap together and the bean bags stay between the the boards.I highly recommend this.