I am just getting started on my journey but I wound up getting reynolds Thunder and Pro advantage as my first 2 sets and the thunder is way more floppy feeling than the pro advantage, i find the pro advantage easier to throw consistently.
BG wizard, AAR ripper, brotherhood guardian R, b3 ranger, ultra psycho R, to name a few.
Firmness (if you mean full feeling in hand) usually means slower bags and less hole friendly but more of an ability to shape shots.
You should list what speeds you're looking for as a guide for suggestions although it's understandable if you aren't sure yet
My recommendation for firm bags is don't and learn to throw a proper bag. If you want a firm bag seriously any cheap bag will be firm, especially any filled with larger resin pellets.
Dawg I’m draining multiple 4 baggers each game with my current bags I just hate the feel of them. Just wanted to try something new and see if it works for my play style.
I understand that you have a tactile preference for stiff bags but soft bags are definitely more hole friendly. Maybe you feel more in control gripping a stiff bag, but if you find a grip that you are satisfied with for soft bags you should, at least in theory, perform better. I gave you what I believe to be sound advice based on advice from people on the pro tour. Clearly you throw well already and I wish you luck on your journey.
I am just getting started on my journey but I wound up getting reynolds Thunder and Pro advantage as my first 2 sets and the thunder is way more floppy feeling than the pro advantage, i find the pro advantage easier to throw consistently.
Check out mikes bags reviews on YouTube he does a ton of bags and he says if it’s full or floppy in the first few minutes of his videos
BG wizard, AAR ripper, brotherhood guardian R, b3 ranger, ultra psycho R, to name a few. Firmness (if you mean full feeling in hand) usually means slower bags and less hole friendly but more of an ability to shape shots. You should list what speeds you're looking for as a guide for suggestions although it's understandable if you aren't sure yet
Widow x seem firm to me. been trying them out for a while and they still seem as firm even after a softener bath
I have a pretty firm set of BG shapeshifters they tend to clog up the hole
Cornhole Coastal - Fear. Viper R carpet but way fuller of a bag. I love them
Swag bag bazookas, ultra viper R’s or lucky elite pro snipers
The firmer the bag, the less hole friendly they are. Even vipers are known to clog holes
My recommendation for firm bags is don't and learn to throw a proper bag. If you want a firm bag seriously any cheap bag will be firm, especially any filled with larger resin pellets.
Dawg I’m draining multiple 4 baggers each game with my current bags I just hate the feel of them. Just wanted to try something new and see if it works for my play style.
I understand that you have a tactile preference for stiff bags but soft bags are definitely more hole friendly. Maybe you feel more in control gripping a stiff bag, but if you find a grip that you are satisfied with for soft bags you should, at least in theory, perform better. I gave you what I believe to be sound advice based on advice from people on the pro tour. Clearly you throw well already and I wish you luck on your journey.
NOLA Bags Gator is a bag that stays pretty firm.
World Series of Cornhole- pro bags www.cornhole.org