Denver Football Vintage Gameday Double Chuck Mini Cornhole Tabletop Game
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Double Chuck Denver Football Vintage Gameday
It's time for some Flippin' Fun with mini tabletop cornhole
The ACA Double Chuck Mini Cornhole Tabletop Game may look cute but does not lack in a challenge. Bring cornhole anywhere with this compact design that includes a built-in scoreboard and storage compartments for corn-cob-shaped scoring pins and mini stars and stripes cornhole bags.
- Set of two (2) 4-inch by 8-inch (mini) boards
- Storage compartments to easily store eight (8) mini bags and two (2) scoring pins
- Ergonomic bases with built-in scorekeepers
- Vibrant HD laminate graphics
- Fixed, spring-loaded launchers shoot up to 4 feet
- Rubber feet for non-slip grip on most surfaces
- Replacement bags and pins are available
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Product Type: Accessories
Model Name: Double Chuck Table Top Boards
Series: Recreation
Includes: Two (2) mini boards, eight (8) mini bags, and two (2) score pins
Playing Surface Width x Length: ~4-in x 8-in
Hole Diameter: ~1½-in
Weight: less than 5-lb per launcher/board
Playing Surface Material: Bamboo
Frame Material: Molded plastic
Hardware: Spring-loaded launchers shoot up to 4-ft
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Weights and measurements are approximate to allow for variance in raw materials as well as controlled tolerances in the manufacturing process.
Bags sold separately.
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Easy to order, ships quickly
Fun for all ages
Play anytime, anywhere
lightweight and portable
Great for all types of players, anywhere you go
Double Chuck Mini Cornhole Tabletop Game
Pocket-Sized Cornhole that Packs a Challenge
Introduce a new way to cornhole with the ACA's Double Chuck Mini Cornhole Game. This is a cost-effective way to carry and play cornhole anywhere—a challenge for kids and adults a like!
Locked and Loaded
The satisfying feel of the spring-loaded launcher flinging mini bags is half the fun! Engineered to propel the stars and stripes mini bags up to four feet.
