TIPS FOR STORING AND TRANSPORTING YOUR CORNHOLE GEAR
Lets face it, cornhole gear can get expensive. You want to make sure that your investment in your cornhole gear remains in top condition, whether you're storing it at home or taking it on the go. With these valuable tips and tricks for storing and transporting your cornhole gear effectively, you can maintain the longevity and quality of your equipment, so that you're always ready for action.
Clean and Dry Before Storage:
Before storing your cornhole boards, it's crucial to clean and dry them thoroughly. Wipe down the boards with a damp cloth to remove any dirt, debris, or spilled beverages. Make sure the boards are completely dry to prevent moisture-related issues such as warping or mold growth. For the bags, check the manufacturer's instructions for cleaning recommendations, and ensure they are fully dry before storage.
Store Cornhole Boards:
To prevent damage and maximize space efficiency, store your cornhole boards vertically, preferably in a cool and dry area. Consider using wall-mounted racks or specially designed cornhole storage cases or covers that keep the boards off the ground and protect them from potential scratches or dents. We do not recommend storing cornhole boards outside.
Protect Cornhole Bags:
When it comes to storing cornhole bags, keep them in a specially designed cornhole utility pouch to keep them clean, dry, and in good condition. Another option is to keep your most used bags ready to go in your cornhole backpack. TIP: Avoid storing bags in extreme temperatures or direct sunlight. This can affect the quality and performance of the resin as well as the print on the bags.
Invest in a Quality Cornhole Backpack
If you're traveling & transporting your cornhole gear to tournaments, social events, or gatherings, you want something that will be able to handle the weight & banging around that might occur. Invest in a durable and reliable cornhole backpack designed specifically for cornhole equipment. Look for bags that offer built in dividers for cornhole bags, ample padding, sturdy handles, and adjustable straps for easy carrying . These cornhole backpacks will help protect your bags from potential snags, adverse weather conditions, and getting lost during transit.
Regularly Inspect and Maintain:
Periodically inspect your cornhole gear for any signs of damage, wear, or loose components. Tighten screws, repair any sharp edges or splinters on your boards promptly (these will cause snags on your bags if not addressed immediately) and replace worn or damaged parts as necessary. Regular maintenance and upkeep will extend the lifespan of your cornhole gear and ensure optimal performance during gameplay.
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