GoSports Tossski Shuffleboard Cornhole Game Set - Portable 6 ft x 2 ft Wood game board with 8 Bean Bags for Backyard Fun or Tailgating

Great game, love it. Combines shuffleboard and cornhole. Can take it anywhere, very portable . To the park it goes!!

Simple, sturdy, with a great attention to finish. The bean-bag pucks are the perfect weight and size, and the cloth covering is heavy enough for years of use. The playing surface is just smooth and slick enough to allow for players to use strategy and they develop skills. And the layout is simple enough for all ages to develop and tweak their own rules for loads of fun for everyone!

Just got this today (Sept. 7, 2021). It's pretty solidly built and a little heavy. It has 2 pieces of velcro at the corners on the inside to keep it closed so don't think you're tearing it when opening.The bean bags have some good weight to them and the canvas feels pretty thick and durable so they should last unless you miss the board a lot and they land on the ground like concrete/gravel that will tear them up.The bean bags slide a little bit but nothing like a shuffleboard. You have to really give it a sideways toss or frisbee throw to make them slide good and knock the other bags around.I got this for my GF's kids for when it's raining/cold/snowing out and for family gatherings so it should keep them busy.The nice thing about it folding together is being small enough to easily slide it under a bed for storage and putting it in a car trunk.It has solid rope handles (1 on each half of the board) so they will also last a long time.The reason I took 1 point off is the playing surface is on the outside of the case when folded so it's going to be scratched up and damage when putting it in and out of the trunk, sliding it under the bed, or just banging it into something or dropping it which will then make it hard for the bean bags to slide across the playing surface.For adults, it's going to be more challenging standing farther away from the board but for kids, they can stand much closer to it. For inside play, laying it on a bed will make it more like shuffleboard since it will be much higher up off of the ground for the kids and they can actually slide the bean bags like shuffleboard.There is plenty of room on the inside when folded to store other things that you might take with you like cards, dice, or other smaller games.Everything seems to be really solidly built so it should be around for some time.I'll update this review after some time of the kids playing/ignoring it to see how it handles up to their roughness and attention span.

We have some Cornhole boards but it's nearly impossible to transport if we're bringing the kids. This is great because it is compact, holds the beanbags inside the board, and is great for taking to picnics at the park or playing with friends who come over.The stitching and material of the bean bags seems like it will last well over time, and the board and handles are nice and sturdy.I'd you're looking for a fun game to play outside with family and friends, try it out!

Kept everyone occupied, I bet everyone they couldn’t just play once it is addicting. It’s officially added to our camping/picnic games.

Shuffle board is one of our favorite yard games. This set is one of the better sets, however there are a few things that weren't quite perfect.[Good Qualities]Solid wood (plywood) not MDF. this unit feels sturdy and has a whopping 4 hinges instead of the minimum of 2. The open and closing of the board is very clean, smooth, and not sloppy. The corners are reinforced and the whole unit seems like it should last quite a while. Much longer than some of the MDF yard sets we have purchased. The handles are knotted rope and will hold up well (other may use glued or stapled nylon straps that tend to rip off. The bean bags are good quality and a good weight and are good quality. Overall a quality set.[Things that could be better ]There are a few things could be a bit better.The joint between the two halves isn't exactly level but may be 1 - 1.5 mm off (see 3rd picture.) That's probably not enough to significantly affect a beanbag slide as far as I could tell. The more likely issue you will face is that you can not lock the hinge open. I suggest placing a scrap 2x4 under one side near the edge half to make the shuffleboard stay fully open.The velcro strips used to hold the unit close are very well secured -- they appear to just be stapled with no glue etc. I had to use glue to repair mine but may remove those altogether and replace them with a magnet closure at some point.Finally, I just thought I would mention -- the seller did use wood filler to fill in nail holes, and voids in the plywood. This is a rather nice touch that makes the unit look better although the filler is not wood-colored but is white. To make this perfect I would use a filler closer to the color of the wood.Overall a very nice set with very minor imperfections. One of the nicest, most durable yard games I've seend.