Triumph Sports LED 2x4 Cornhole Boards

I really like this cornhole set. The wood is more white washed than I thought but I love it even more now. The bags seem a bit cheap but I haven’t taken them out of there clear package yet plus I bought some mr and Mrs bags to use for my wedding. But they are very sturdy. The only thing is when carrying them together, the velcro isn’t that strong so they don’t want to hold together but then again I a barely strong enough to pick them up lol. The rope straps are very nice and good quality as well.

I bought these to have on my back porch for a quick round of cornhole! Everyone loves the light up "hole" during nightime games, but you still need another light source because otherwise you can't see the board or find the bags when round is over - haha. They are lightweight and easy to move around. I haven't tested how weatherproof they are but one sits on my back porch under cover in the Florida humidity and so far it seems fine.

For the price I expected better quality wood. With that said, boards are ok for now

The boards are a nice materiel I do not recommend sanding the wood before as it leaves scratch marks. I made these boards for my siblings for Christmas, and just ordered 2 more sets to paint for gifts.

As is typical of offshore built products, the description is misleading and the construction marginal.The product is made of real wood, but the playing surface is a vinyl overlay with a fake grain and coloring.The plywood is 15mm around the sides and bracing, but the surface is only 9mm plywood. The wood is well installed to the face and the face is beveled around the edges, but much of the exposed wood still absorbs water, so I assume it is at best lightly finished.The plywood has a number of voids which had to be filled and the center hole appears to be unfinished as well.The valcro which is supposed to hold the two pieces together is marginal, and it is designed to stick together with the finished surface facing outward where it can be damaged.The LED ring is very weak, but effective. The LEDs are driven by a set of 3 AA batteries which are connected with no buffering or protection from overcurrent, and I don't know what kind of circuitry is built into the white LED ring.I had intended to, and did enhance the look of the boards, but with the vinyl front, it introduced a number of challenges. I replaced the battery box and installed a rechargeable circuit with better control of the LEDs and added two strips of 4 LEDs directing to the cornhole.I caulked all of the inner seams with silicone sealer and installed bottom corner protectors (exposed plywood corners is not a good thing). With a 9mm Face, it will likely need the cushion that the caulking will provide (the glue provided looked like hot glue that was very hard and lacked cushion).The bean bags looked very good and well built, so am very happy with that.The inner 'box' to hold the bean bags will need to be reworked as the cover just slips into groves that are marginal at best.These boards are a good start, but beware that a DIYer will have to finish the job.

Sturdy and well made

One day after playing with it (and leaving it outside) the gray and blue design began to roll up at the edges. I plan to peel it off completely sand it and stain it.

A corner on each board was damaged upon delivery, the board meant to hold in the bags falls out of slots due to being cut wrong dimensions, and one set of bags was loose. Haven’t even tried the LEDs yet as I’m already annoyed at the price and the quality being so poor. Possibly got a used item I wonder. Be cautious buying this product. As it’s Friday evening and this was ordered for a family event this weekend I’ll just have to accept the situation and plan on replacing with alternate brand.Update 07-12-22Manufacturer was great to work with and has since sent a new replacement. Only concern I would have at this point would be the handling of the product within Amazon itself or the delivery company. If you get one damaged go straight to Manufacturer and they stand by their product.

The product description says the wood is finished. It is not. It is sanded but no finish has been applied

The product is damaged in the corners, also there is a split in the wood on the backside. We do need the product for this up coming week, I’m just wondering if we can get a credit of some sort vs returning it?

The game board is good and the bean bags are perfect weight and size, but my board came damaged with the support brace broken off and nails sticking out the side, the wood glue peeled off some of the top layer or plywood. Also a gouge on the front of the board, the picture doesn’t do justice as some of the tosses the bean bag actually snagged on to the plywood slivers created from the gouge.The product would be okay for $125 CDN if it didn’t come damaged. But $237 CDN all in is priced way too high.

Good quality, Bean bags slide a lot on the board so we put several stickers to slow them down.

As advertised.