Fun Express Bean Bags for Kids (Bulk Set of 12 in Assorted Colors) Great for Classroom, Home and Play for Kids

Used these bean bags for a Domestic Violence Donation Drive that was based out of a child's field day. The kids ranged in age from 1-10 and they were all capable of picking up, holding, and tossing the bags with no problem. The bags were beautifully made and very bright and colorful so we had no issues locating them at the end of the event. The amount of bags were more than enough and being they they were of great success I actually used them for my sons birthday. At the party the kids ranged im age from 1-7 and had no issues throwing them and seemed to really enjoy playing with them. They also make great weights for tablecloths.

We were looking for some cheap bean bags for a "Feed the T-Rex" toss game set up at my little boy's birthday party. These worked perfectly. I'm not sure they'd hold up over time or for a real cornhole setup, but for an afternoon of some pretty rough tossing at a board for a few hours, they were great. None had holes or developed holes over the day as some others had mentioned. We've put them away and I'm sure we'll use them again when we need some bags to toss.

I bought these for physical therapy rehab to toss overhanded & underhanded into a large bowl using my right and left hands. The Made in China nylon bags are great for general tossing and young people and adults should like the options of two bags of 6 colors (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple).As for weight, I used my wife's Kitchenaid food scale. Weights ranged between 88 grams (3 1/8 oz) and 106 grams (3 3/4 oz). These variances are not a big deal for my use, but they might be significant if you're intended use is for "serious fun competitions".

Great weight in each bag, good strong material used and each one appears to be sewn together very well. Using these in balance coordination exercises during physical therapy for a family member. I bought another set of lighter weight beanbags that are different shapes and smaller in size than these. They go together very well for coordination exercises while on a balance pad. I also have a bean bag game so if I every need more I've got them for that too!

UPDATED 11/21/13: After carefully ensuring the numbers on the tags on the bags matched their info (they make a few different bean bags AND one of them has been replaced so rep got back to me so we were sure about the ones I got) I was told the small, hard bits are "gravel"! Bizarre but I guess that was to add weight. WHy the heck they don't just fill them with beans or rice is beyond me...Anyway, no worries about peanut or tree nuts..These are just what I was looking for but with peanut, tree nuts and sesame seed anaphylaxis allergy in my 4 yr old grandson, I don't dare allow him to play with them until I find out what was used to fill them.I should have asked up front but didn't think of it until I got them. The label says Made in China but also says "safety tested for children of all ages". What does THAT mean? Sounds like nonsense to me...These are from Oriental Trading Company which is a company I ordered from a lot when I taught at a nursery school, but that was long before kids were cropping up with these severe allergies.By feeling the bags, I know there is some type of plastic used; those "beans" are hollow. But there are also hard objects that could be anything. Some of those can be broken down in the bag with my fingers, and other hard bits are solid & cannot be squashed.My fear is that the "safety testing" did not include peanut or tree nuts or anything concerning possible allergic reactions.If I'm able to find out, I'll update this..

I facilitated a Children's Christmas Party Dec 2012 and we built the cornholes for the children to use as an activity. I purchased these bean bags and they were fantastics. The children loved them. They are durable. (we had over 100 children at the party and they held up) We will be using them at future events. Price is great. Thanks to the seller for having these available. I shopped around and other places had ridiculous prices.

The quality of this product is absolutely shocking! How these people think they can sell such c**p amazes me. the item description states the bags have reinforced stitching - makes sense for an outdoor toy right? The bags have only single stitching, wonky stitching and even missing stitching in some places. The bean bags were falling apart as I took them out of the packaging. Some of the bags are not even square. There are barely any beans in them, flat as pancakes, absolutely atrocious quality. It's unethical to sell items of this quality for this price, the description is false. Furthermore I didn't receive the same colors as pictured. Returning the bean bags.

While i wasn't expecting much from these when i ordered them based on the reviews I was still expecting these to be a little higher quality. I can see why some people have written that these don't hold up when being used in the manner that bean bags are meant to be used. The item reads "reinforced" but its a bit of a misnomer. Yes, they are reinforced beanbags, but not in the way you would think. The bean bag is just a plastic (Ziploc type pouch) with a nylon cover loosely stitched over it. Any beanbag toss game such as corn hole or toss across would have these shredded in a matter of minutes I'm sure, so if you are looking for such, I would recommend not buying these. If you are looking for a teaching aid or a tool for something that wont require these to be slung against the ground or anything of the like, then they should do a fine job. Additionally for anyone who might be interested. The "beans" of these bags are a mixture of either plastic pellets and Styrofoam balls, or beans and Styrofoam balls. They are not all that heavy.