Slick Woody's Cornhole Co.Reviews of slickwoodys.com

My husband and I chose to buy from Slick Woody’s because we wanted really good quality regulation cornhole boards. We were so excited to receive them but when we took them out of the box we were somewhat disappointed. The holes and edges of the top boards were very rough and needed to be sanded and the vinyl on the tops was very thin and did not slide that well so we needed to apply a few coats of polyurethane. Also, we found a couple of the screws were not completely fastened from the top to the side wood and the screws wouldn’t go any further so there are a couple of gaps. Hopefully gorilla glue with fix that. This certainly takes away from the integrity of the top boards. Also, we found that the boards jump a lot. These boards needed a lot of work out of the box. Considering what We paid for them, we expected a lot better quality, so we were disappointed with them but we can’t afford to buy another set. Hopefully, they will become better as we apply additional fixes. We’d have to say though, they do look nice.

Constructions and materials were middle of the road at best.

Some flaws in the printing on the boards. I thought the edges of the boards could have been sealed. JMO

Worth every penny... these are great quality!

The wraps that I received exceeded my expectations! They definitely transformed my board into somthing unique and the wrap was made out of very durable high-quality material!

Just right for carrying 2 sets of bags!

Can’t review the product itself as I placed my order on 8/20/21, today is 9/24/21 and I still have not received it. Of course this was a gift so I needed it sooner rather than later. I would have liked the company to have offered to send a replacement order rather than having to wait to “find” the shipment and now wait to see what condition it will be in, if it shows up.

Build quality was no were near what I expected from Slick Woody’s. I spent hours making them more rugged so that they hopefully will last. The finishing nails that were used had almost no head, so with the heavy weight of the washers banging against the back of the boxes during play the boards would come loose. So I added screws around the perimeter of the boxes so that they will not come apart. Also, the wood is naked Poplar and very soft. So they mark up badly during the first game. I put on a thick coat of epoxy so boxes will be protected for a while.