State 31 Cornhole Bags
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State 31 Cornhole Company is a bag maker and tournament company based in Ramona, California, here in San Diego County. Their philosophy is that pro-level bags shouldn't cost pro-level money, so every set is built with quality materials and careful attention to detail at a price that helps grow the game.
This collection includes both sides of the State 31 lineup: ACO stamped bags for sanctioned play and non-stamped series for practice, leagues, and backyard games.
ACO Stamped State 31 Bags
State 31 Cornhole appears on the American Cornhole Organization's approved bag list, and its stamped sets are sold under the Dexter, Fusion, Jinx, Surge, and 5150 series names. Look for "ACO Stamped" in the product title. ACO approval is tied to the series and the season, so if you're buying for a sanctioned event, confirm the stamp matches the season you'll be playing.
Non-Stamped State 31 Bags
Series like Relic and Shorebreak don't carry the ACO stamp. They're a smart pick for practice sessions, casual leagues, tailgates, or a second set to warm up with so your tournament bags stay fresh. If your league has equipment rules, check them before you buy.
Picking the Right Series
Every State 31 series has its own feel and speed, and most come in several graphic designs. Choose the playability first, then the look. Each product page includes State 31's speed information. As a starting point:
- Fast, slick boards: a slower, grippier series keeps bags on the board.
- Sticky or humid boards: a faster series helps bags slide to the hole.
- Blockers and placement players: look for control and a calmer fast side.
- Sliders and pushers: look for a faster fast side with more push.
Care Tips
State 31 builds its bags for tournament-quality boards. Throw them on smooth boards without sharp edges or corners, and keep them off concrete, which can snag or puncture the fabric. To loosen up a new set faster, try Toss Sauce, and check your organization's rules before using any treatment in sanctioned play.
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