Coney Island Toss Cornhole Inspired Game

Okay, I’m not going to lie to you. It’s a b**** and a half to put that last corner joint together. I actually considered cutting off the end of the tubing to get it in. But it can be done if you pull the target fabric as close as you can to the joint just before you try to fit the tubing in. Then it caused a slight twist so that the board set didn’t sit flush on the floor but it eventually straightened out. And you can toss the bag it came in because you are not going to want to take it apart once it's assembled! It is lightweight and the front feet and back bar are smooth so if you use it inside on a smooth floor or surface it does tend to slide. It helps to add a piece of some kind of non-slip material (like a Scotch Gripping Pad) to the feet and back bar. Also, since the surface of the “board” is fabric rather than wood or other solid surface, the bean bags won’t slide into the holes like they may do on a real cornhole board. So with all that, it’s still fun and sturdier than many of the other similar products in its price range. (Tip: I actually found that small (<3” diam) plastic balls (e.g. pickleballs or T-balls) actually work better than the bean bags since they don’t push the board and they can roll into the holes).