A cornhole airmail box is practice box cornhole players use to practice their airmail shot. The cornhole airmail box is approximately a 1 foot wide by 1 foot long by 1 foot high box that has the proper slope/angel of a cornhole board surface and a 6 inch diameter hole in the center. In this article, we will discuss the different cornhole airmail box design types, the different cornhole airmail box purchase options, and more.
CORNHOLEACE CORNHOLE AIRMAIL BOX
$59.99 + FREE USA SHIPPING! – Includes 2 Airmail Boxes!!!
The CornholeAce Airmail Box is by far our favorite airmail box. It is by far the most affordable cornhole airmail box in the marketplace and is one of the best designs. The CornholeAce Airmail Box meets the exact height, slope and 6 inch hole diameter of official cornhole boards. The CornholeAce Airmail Box is made out of a thick high impact strength plastic. The plastic has steel weights embedded inside the bottom base of the airmail box for added weight to ensure the box does not move around easily. The bottom of the airmail box has rubber strips with an anti-slip pattern that grips the ground and prevents sliding on hard, flat surfaces. Each of the four corners of the airmail box has a hole that allows you to further secure the airmail box to the ground. For instance, if you are playing in the yard, you are able to purchase garden stakes to further secure the airmail box to the ground. The airmail box is stackable, allowing for ease of storage and transportation.
At the time of writing this article, the patent-pending CornholeAce Airmail Box is the only all-plastic and stackable airmail box in the marketplace.
Two (2) CornholeAce Airmail Boxes with shipping costs included is only $59.99 USD (free shipping for USA orders only).
Above is the CornholeAce Airmail Box Product Label. Here is the summary of the features:
- Perfect your cornhole “airmail” skills with the CornholeAce Airmail Box.
- 6 inch diameter hole at proper height and slope of regulation cornhole boards.
- Stackable design for ease of storage and portability.
- 4 ultra-grip rubber strips to keep the airmail box in place during use.
- 4 anchoring holes for securing the airmail box to the ground during yard play. (anchors not included)
- Half inch reinforced top and 90+MIL thick walls for ultimate durability.
- Wide base for stability.
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$59.99 – Cornhole Airmail Box Set
The world’s first stackable and most affordable cornhole airmail box ever created.
WOODEN CORNHOLE AIRMAIL BOXES
Wooden airmail boxes are quite expensive because they require a lot of time in order to build, they are very heavy, non-stackable and cost a lot in shipping cost. However, due to their large size and heavy weight, they do not move very much if they have the proper grip pattern on the bottom of the box. Some have an extra large base making it extremely difficult to knock over.
The cost is what gets most people. The lowest all wood airmail box we could find for one unit with shipping included was at least $80. So to buy a complete airmail box set (2 units) you would have to pay $150+ with shipping. Now this cost is for a plain non-coated airmail box. If you want it painted, thats an additional charge. If you want additional accessories, like side access ports, premium materials, billard bags, etc., it’s going to cost you even more.
West Georgia Cornhole has a nice cornhole airmail box that has easy side wall access ports. Below is a picture of their cornhole airmail box. This seems to be a very nice crafted airmail box. A complete set will cost you more than $160.
Then if you want to get really fancy, you can get a cornhole airmail box with premium materials like the ACO Cornhole Airmail Box. The picture below shows the all blue ACO Cornhole Airmail Box with premium materials. It also shows their billard cornhole bags which provides a unique way to play with the cornhole airmail box. We will create another article on that subject later.
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