We Make Cornhole Bags
We didn't start Cornographix to build a company. We started it because we couldn't find bags we actually wanted to throw.
Where It Started
We'd been playing competitively for a few years and kept running into the same problem: the bags that performed well were ugly, and the bags that looked good played like garbage. So we started making our own.
The first set took three weekends and came out kind of terrible. The second set was better. By the tenth set, we had something worth throwing — and our teammates wanted in.
That's when we knew Cornographix was going to be a real thing.
Now we make bags for everyone from backyard players who just want something that looks sick to ACO tournament competitors who need every edge they can get. The name lineup might raise a few eyebrows (FUCT, Explicit, Nympho — yeah, we know), but that's kind of the point.
Cornhole is a game people play in their backyard with a beer in their hand. It doesn't need to take itself too seriously.
The Product
Every competitive bag in the Cornographix lineup is and tournament legal. Not just a sticker — a standard we built to. If it doesn't pass, it doesn't ship.
Our proprietary resin fill. We developed it because we weren't happy with what was on the market — too light, too inconsistent, too whatever. Most of our players end up here and don't go back.
Fast side and slow side on every single bag. Two completely different shots, one set of bags. Flip it and it plays like a different weapon. That's not a feature — that's the design.
12 Lines. All Different.
How We Operate
Every bag in our lineup has been thrown thousands of times before it goes to a customer. We're not designing for a catalog — we're designing for ourselves and then deciding if it's good enough to sell. That's the bar.
The bag names are intentional. If that bothers you, there are plenty of other brands. If it makes you laugh, you're probably our kind of person. Cornhole was invented as a backyard game. We're not going to act like it's something else.
Small company. Real people. If something's wrong with your order, we fix it — no ticket system, no form, no three business days. You can actually reach us, and we'll actually help. That part matters to us.
Let's Talk
We're a small team and we actually read our messages. Whether it's a custom order, a question about bag speeds, or something went sideways with your shipment — reach out.
FAQ
Every bag in our lineup has two speeds — slow side / fast side — rated on a 1–9 scale. The slow side (usually herringbone carpet or suede) provides grip and stopping power for blocks and rolls. The fast side (usually a slick woven fabric) slides cleanly for airmail and through-hole throws. A bag rated 6/9 means: 6 on the slow side, 9 on the fast. Check the Speed Chart for the full breakdown.
Throw them — that's how. The Rez fill breaks in fastest (150–250 reps), CX3 takes a bit longer (300–500 reps), and Slip bags come pre-conditioned. Throw sets of 4 on both sides on a real board. Don't shortcut it with heat guns or dryers — you risk damaging the fabric. Read our full break-in guide for details.
These are the three resin fills we use. The Rez is a firm, straight-flying fill — precise and predictable. CX3 has a bouncier, livelier feel — good for beginners and casual play. Slip comes pre-broken-in for players who want a game-ready bag out of the box. See our full fill guide.
Yes. We do custom colorways for leagues, teams, corporate events, and weddings. Minimum order quantities apply. Head to the Custom page to submit an inquiry with your design.
Email us at cxadmin@cornographix.com. We're a small team and we read every message.