7/16/22.
Enjoy some friendly competition with the Backyard Hero Bean Bag Toss from Costco. Whether you call it cornhole or sack toss, this fun lawn game is great for tailgating, birthday parties, backyard BBQ’s, and other fun celebrations. Take turns throwing bean bags at the raised, angled board with a hole in its far end and score points by either landing a bag on the board or throwing a bag through the hole. The professional tournament-sized heavy duty boards are made from hand crafted New Zealand pine wood in the frame and legs, while the surface area is made from multilayered plywood, coated with a protective lacquered finish. The professional grade all weather stick and slide bags are double stitched and burst resistant and filled with recycled plastic pellets.
Costco’s Price
7/16/22.
The Backyard Hero Official Tournament Size Bean Bag Toss is available at select Costco locations for $129.99, while supplies last. Costco Item #2622150. Model BB048Y21008.
I spotted this item at the Covington, Washington Costco but it may not be available at all Costco locations. Prices may vary by location. When in doubt, call your local Costco before you go.
Board Features
- Set of 2 official size tournament boards: 4 ft. x 2 ft. x 1 ft.
- Individual board weight: 18.3 lbs.
- Premium New Zealand pine wood frame and legs
- Multilayered 1/2″ thick plywood playfield with lacquered finish
- Solid wood 4″ tall aprons, 3/4″ thick
- Reinforced corners, legs and cross supports
- Complies with professional ACA regulations
Bean Bag Features
- Set of 8 official size: 6″ x 6″
- Individual bag weight: 1 lbs.
- All weather bean bags are double stitched with burst resistant seams
- Filled with recycled plastic pellets
- Dual sided ‘Stick and Slide’
- Stick side is great for precision or blocking throws
- Slide side is ideal for a sliding scoring throw or knocking off the opponent’s bag
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