Card-Shark, are your cards flimsy or do they have some ridgidity(is that a word)?

Oh boy, I have to use a dictionary to answer that question...

They feel the same as all manipulation cards you know or the thin Protea Deck. Someone said it feels like if you have a bird in your hands. You can do everything (all slights, proved by all kind of magicians worldwide) but they feel different to a stiff playing card. If you practice like Zebaztian (that does not take so much time) you get used to the feel and can handle them in a way that no spectator sees a difference between handling a regular deck and the Double Decker. More routines coming soon. I got the greates Brainwave idea from Bill Palmer that does not need any rough / smooth preparation. All you need to do is get a red / blue Double Decker and ask about the handling. I will start writing some handling ideas soon as it starts that magicians send feedback and routines in.

All others are also welcome to share their ideas.

Mathieu Bich has a trick on his Close-up DVD called Perrier that would be perfect for this deck. It involves a spectator using a Perrier bottle like a card stab. The card under the bottle and the prediction in it match. If you have his DVD you'll know what I mean. And the presentation would look stronger.