CORNOGRAPHIX BAG GUIDE
Every bag in our lineup rated by fast-side and slow-side speed. Pick the wrong speed and you're fighting your equipment. Pick the right one and the hole finds the bag.
HOW IT WORKS
The Basics
The rating (e.g., 5/9) means fast side / slow side on our 4–9 scale — higher slides farther, lower grips harder and stays where it lands. We don't build anything slower than a 4 or slicker than a 9. Every bag is two-sided, so you get two weapons in one set.
Finding Your Range
General starting points:
Humidity, board surface, and playing style all affect this. The chart below will get you close.
Why It Matters
Wrong speed means every shot is a fight. Too fast and your pushers slide off. Too slow and your airbag won't clear the hole. Right speed means your shot goes where you intend it. Simple as that.
FULL LINEUP
Sorted fastest to slowest. Bars animate when they enter view.
01How long have you been playing competitive cornhole?
02How do you mainly throw?
03Where do you mostly play?
| Bag Line | Fast | Slow | Speed Bars | Spread | Best For | Shop | ✓ |
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Explicit
Premium line
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7
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9
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Tournament heat, humid nights, aggressive full-send sliders |
Shop Explicit | |||
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Blush
Tournament line
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6 |
9 |
Push shots that muscle everything into the hole |
Shop Blush | |||
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Climax
Tournament line
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6 |
9 |
Every shot in the book, all night |
Shop Climax | |||
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Nympho
Tournament line
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6 |
9 |
League grinders and tournament trophy hunters |
Shop Nympho | |||
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Lewd
Tournament line
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6 |
9 |
Pushers who shove traffic straight in |
Shop Lewd | |||
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Taboo
Original line
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6 |
8 |
The OG. Still taking everyone's lunch money |
Shop Taboo | |||
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F.U.C.T.
Precision line1 of 19 runs 5/7
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5 |
9 |
Surgical cut shots, precision that borders on rude |
Shop F.U.C.T. | |||
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Hustle
Hybrid line
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5 |
9 |
Drag shots, blocks, and the long con |
Shop Hustle | |||
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JuNK
Entry competitive
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5 |
7 |
Leveling up without the training wheels |
Shop JuNK | |||
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Muncher
Beginner control
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4 |
9 |
All-stop carpet side that eats blockers alive |
Shop Muncher | |||
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Rol3Play
Control line
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4 |
7 |
Carpet control while you learn your role |
Shop Rol3Play | |||
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VICE
Max control
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4 |
6 |
Slowest bag we make, total board control |
Shop VICE | |||
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Backyard
Recreational line1 of 3 runs 5/9
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5 |
7 |
Cookouts, cold ones, and low-stakes domination |
Shop Backyard |
All bags are regulation size and weight, tournament legal. Speed ratings are measured on a standardized board surface at 65°F / 50% humidity. Real-world feel varies slightly by board, temperature, and wear-in.
THEN PICK YOUR FILL
Speed gets you close. Fill gets you there. Every bag line above is available in your choice of resin fill — each one changes the feel, feedback, and break-in curve.
Precision Fill
The Rez is the standard-setter — a dense, consistent fill that gives you the same feedback bag after bag, set after set. If you want to know exactly where your shot is going before you release, this is your fill. No surprises. Minimal break-in period. Tournament-tested.
Feel: Firm · Predictable · Consistent
Zero break-in, zero surprises. Throws the same in October as June.
Bounce Fill
CX3 brings a little more give — a slightly softer fill that creates a forgiving release point and adds a subtle energy transfer at impact. When you catch the board just slightly off-angle, CX3 corrects more than The Rez will. Great for players who rely on feel over mechanics.
Feel: Responsive · Forgiving · Lively
Forgives your bad throws and brags about your good ones.
Pre-Broken-In Fill
Slip is engineered to feel like a bag that's already seen 40 hours of play. If you hate the break-in grind and want to compete right out of the box, Slip delivers that worn-in softness and drag-reducing feel from throw one. It settles faster, plays looser, and rewards aggressive sliders.
Feel: Soft · Loose · Slide-Ready
Broken in before you open the box. Slides on toss one.
A cornhole bag speed chart is one of the most useful tools a player can have — and one of the most misunderstood. The rating describes how each fabric behaves against a standard board, not how hard you throw: the fast side is the slicker material, the slow side is the grippier one, and every competitive bag gives you both in one set. When you're learning how to choose cornhole bags, start on the slow side — a stickier surface keeps overthrown bags on the board and buys you margin while your mechanics catch up. Once you know what your shot does, flip to the fast side and start working airbags and push shots.
Ratings are tested under standardized conditions, but real boards don't read the label. Heat makes bags faster; humidity makes them grip — a 6 on a dry indoor board in July feels nothing like a 6 at an outdoor tournament in October, which is why competitive players carry a set tuned for conditions next to their default game. Don't overthink your first set: pick the tier that matches your skill, pick the resin fill that matches your feel, and get reps in. No chart replaces time on the board — but this one gets you to the right starting point faster than guessing.