Small Colorful Nylon Bean Bags for Hand Toss Games - Durable Kids & Outdoor Cornhole Bean Bags, Tossing Bags for Classroom, Backyard, and Family Activities (2in-20 Pcs)

We're using these as disrupters for a 3yo reactive Doberman. They startle him out of insane barking. And he's gotten ahold of them and they survived. Lightweight, has a bit of rattle noise. We throw them by him and the slight noise is just enough to break his concentration. And they're small, about 3""x3"

Son has autism and these are really nice for him to handle and calm himself. Sturdy so even if a child tries to tear or chew, they hold up

Quality is good but these are way smaller than I thought they were. Make sure to look at dimensions of this item before buying it. I have no use for them in my classroom and had to go back and buy different ones.

I was expecting beanbags about the size of my palm - these are about half that size, so if you're looking for traditional size beanbags with loose filling, these are not for you.We liked the mix of colors - it meant the kids could tell which they'd thrown.The one thing I might change is that the bags are quite packed - regular beanbags have a bit of looseness so they don't roll much when they stop. It may have also been the silky fabric they're made of, but these were skidding past the holes when the kids missed, rather than stopping and rolling back down the board a bit like a regular beanbag. The kids got the hang of it, though! While we did have a couple incidents of kids whipping them at each other, they're small enough that no one was injured. Overall, we're enjoying them a lot.

Perfect for tossing games with grandkids. Also good to throw at grandma.

I bought these to use at a church fair. They were used for about 4 hours the 1st time with aprox. 50 throws for each bag and 1 bag got a hole in it. ( we rotates games so that game was not played the entire 4 hours). The 2nd use was for the church Halloween party and they were used for 2 hours aprox 60 throws each bag and ALL of the bags got holes in them. The game that was played was knocking down the pyramid of cans. This time we did not have as many different games to play so this game got used more and the bags did NOT hold up.

My great granddaughter loves playing with these. They are very well made and they should last for a while.

I felt a little deceived by the pictures. I use this as a learning tool for my son. Also for something that is safe for him to throw around the house… these were so small but we decided to keep them. Not the size of normal beanbags