TOY Life Bean Bags Toss Carnival Games, Cornhole, Outdoor Toys for Kids Ages 4-8, Backyard Game Sports & Outdoor Play, Outside Toys for Ages 5-7, Family Lawn Yard Games Birthday Party, Gift for Boys

Kids and adults liked if!

pretty easy to put together. not very sturdy so explain to the kiddos they cant be leaning on it. Great toy otherwise

This TOY Life Bean Bag Toss set turned out to be a great addition to our outdoor playtime. The colors are bright and cheerful, setup was quick, and it’s the perfect size for younger children — easy for them to aim and toss without frustration. The bean bags are soft, safe, and easy to grip, making it ideal for ages 4–8. It’s a fun mix between a carnival-style toss game and mini cornhole, so it keeps kids entertained while helping them with coordination and teamwork. The only issue is that the board is pretty lightweight — if the wind picks up or the throws are strong, it can shift around. Still, for the price and the smiles it brings, it’s an excellent outdoor game for family gatherings, playdates, or backyard fun.

Purchased four or five-year-old he absolutely loves it and it’s great because you can fold it up and tuck it away in his toy box. Good price. I would recommend it.

Es excelente para un niño de 3 años en adelante. A mi bebe le encanto

I’ll admit, this thing is already broken on the connector piece, but my hot glue gun came in handy and it’s a nice toy for the house. The balls are lightweight and the sandbags aren’t super heavy either so it’s not breaking stuff inside.

Me rei mucho,este juego es entretenido para los mas pequeños e incluso para uno desastrosa y pasar un momento feliz 😄.

I had high hopes for the TOY Life Bean Bags Toss Game, but let’s just say, this was more of a bean bag crash than a toss game. It was all fun and games until we opened the box and tried to play. What Went Wrong: The Bean Bags? RIP: Literally, within the first 20 minutes of playing, one of the bean bags split open like it had a midlife crisis. Beans were everywhere, like a confetti explosion, but far less festive. Falling Apart Fast: The board itself wasn’t much better. It started off fine, but by the end of the day, the thing was warping like it had been out in a storm for weeks. I’m pretty sure the sun was just looking at it funny. Not for Active Kids: If you have active kiddos who like to throw things with a bit of, I don’t know, enthusiasm, this game may not survive the first round. We learned that the hard way. What Was Good: Fun While It Lasted: When it was still intact, the kids were enjoying it! They loved the concept and were having a blast... until the game fell apart, quite literally. Final Thoughts: This game is great if you want to test how quickly something can fall apart under stress, but not so great if you actually want it to last. Might be better for more delicate play or just as a temporary distraction—because after one day, it’s pretty much a yard sale for bean bags.