Mob Boss | Bone Series | ACL Pro Cornhole Bags
Sold as a set of 4 cornhole bags
Product Highlights:
- Type: Carpet Cornhole Bag
- ACL Certified
- Dual-Sided for Ultimate Control
- Stamp Side Speed: Fast / 9
- Backside Speed: Medium / 5
The Razor Bone is a pro player favorite, crafted for those who need unmatched control and precision. With its unique herringbone carpet back, the Bone excels in humid conditions, offering steady stability when boards get sticky. While it requires a longer break-in period, once fully broken in, the Bone becomes a true standout, delivering the consistent feel that pros trust.
Constructed with Razor Fast material and a Free Flow Liner powered by RZ3 mixed resin, the Bone provides smooth, controlled throws with low-friction resin movement. Its fast side speed of 9 and medium backside speed of 5 allow for versatile, aggressive, and strategic play. Check the to see if the Bone fits your style.
Why Choose the Bone?
The Bone is built for players seeking top-level performance. A favorite among our pros, this bag rewards patience with ultimate control and a competitive edge. If you’re looking for a bag that adapts over time and becomes a powerful asset, the Bone is the ideal choice.
Pro Tip:
In ACL Doubles play, each team is allowed four 60-second timeouts, but partners cannot call timeouts during each other’s throws.
Why Razor Cornhole?
At Razor Cornhole, we create ACL-certified bags that bring out the best in every player. The Bone series combines durability, pro-endorsed performance, and a rewarding break-in experience, making it a top pick for those serious about their game. Elevate your play with the Bone and experience the confidence that comes with pro-level gear.
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