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Symmatrix![]() Special user 553 Posts ![]() |
How useful is card guard and is card guard that efficient for a card worker ?
Devo forum have dicuss some fantastic Card Guard. Just wanna hear what you guys think of card guard and to the above question.. And If you guys have any wonderful card guard product or better technique of working out cards please post here to share with The Magic Café's member... Thanks for viewing. Symmatrix ![]()
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dillib![]() Elite user 476 Posts ![]() |
I think the card guard is very useful for a walk around performer, for the obvious reason of keeping the cards from becoming warped. Other than that, it also adds some professionalism into your act, showing that you may be someone worth watching. If you don't feel these are important to you, then this product is not for you.
Chee Shan
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Madmonk![]() Regular user 104 Posts ![]() |
I use mine all the time. It saves my card boxes from being beaten up in my pocket. I would recommend it for anyone who works with cards. Also Bob Kohler's website offers the Porper Card Clip. I don't know if it works any better, but it is more expensive.
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cardican66![]() Loyal user Alabama 222 Posts ![]() |
I have ordered a card guard, and will give you my take on it as soon as it arrives.
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daniel1113![]() Veteran user 335 Posts ![]() |
Symmatrix,
I too use a card guard all the time. Although they do keep the cards nice and flat, the main reason I use it is to keep my card box nice while walking around. Before I had my card guard, my box would be ruined within a day or two while the cards were still good to use. I would highly recommend and least one if not two. I like to keep spare decks in one to keep the cards from warping when not in use. Also, as cheezycool mentioned, they look very professional. When I pull my cards out of a steel guard, people seem to notice me more and have more respect for my performance. Plus, a card guard can double as a weapon when the cards are removed... you never know. I hope this helps.
Daniel M. Carrico
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GeorgeG![]() Inner circle Thousand Oaks, CA 1017 Posts ![]() |
I have a Porper Clip and it has proven very practical for preventing warping in the cards, especially if you do Faro shuffles like I do.
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CardMaker![]() Inner circle Ludwigsburg/GERMANY 1063 Posts ![]() |
I use a simple ($8) card guard too. Nothing special for the specs - a card guard, same as a business card case, isn't it? If you like, have an ace of spades or so engraved, that's cool!
CardMaker/Bernd Maucksch
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r4bid![]() Veteran user 386 Posts ![]() |
Keeps the cards crisp, packaging in good shape and gets some strange looks when you pull it out. Whenever I am "strolling" with cards I use one.
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