Mid‑Level Player (PPR ≈ 6): Choose Feel First, Then the Bag

Summary: Don’t chase models. Borrow bags locally, train a flat release, and pick a setup that forgives misses but still pushes.

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What matters more than the model

• A flat, repeatable release beats any “pro” label.
• Borrow at blind draws and league nights to find your feel.
• If your miss is long, you need more slow‑side control, not a faster slick.

Suggested bag profiles

• Want control first, speed second? Try a controllable slow side that still gathers on pushes:

Foxtrot 2.0

WTF Cornhole

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Speeds: Fast 9 / Slow 5/6

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• Want a bit more cut/block potential without losing push power?

Delta

WTF Cornhole

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$90.00$76.50

15% off applied at checkout

Speeds: Fast 9.5 / Slow 5 (carpet)

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Practice plan to level up

• 20 minutes: open board slide reps focusing on flat bag.
• 15 minutes: called pushes into a placed blocker.
• 5 minutes: airmail ladder (1 called airmail per round).

Final word

Train the release. Then pick the bag that supports your miss pattern—not the one trending online.