Chute It Airmail Tube

Chute It Airmail Tube

Chute It Airmail Tube



The patent pending Chute-It by RNS Boards is the one and ONLY true portable airmail training tool on the market. This will take any level players airmail game to the next level.

- Attach to any regulation cornhole board set. Simply stand your board up, place the chute into the hole and lock into place


- The beveled collar tightens down inside the rim of the hole not only locking the chute in place but does so without damaging the finish on your cornhole boards!


- Take your airmail game on the road or on your next plane ride.  Light weight durable and small enough to fit inside your backpack.


- Never worry about re adjusting


- Lock in your airmail with a true hole only shot


- Half the cost of traditional wooden airmail boxes and a fraction of the weight and size.

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Patent Pending Chute-It by RNS Boards

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