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motown Inner circle Atlanta by way of Detroit 6184 Posts |
The other day at Walgreens, I saw these jumbo Bike cards.
They're priced at $10.00, But were on sale for $7, made in China Has anyone used these before? What's your thoughts?
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DelMagic Special user 732 Posts |
I have both types and I even acquired some 1-way forcing decks in the new style.
The new decks don't seem too impressive if you are used to the older decks but they are certainly useable. They have enough slip to allow for Elmsley Counts and decent table spreading. If you have never used the older Bicycle deck, you won't be disappointed. The older deck was much thicker, but it was also made in China. The new decks are slightly easier to handle if you have smaller hands since the deck is not as thick. |
Alan Munro Inner circle Kentwood, Michigan, USA 5977 Posts |
If you have trouble handling a jumbo deck, try soaping the cards. I've used Cashmere Bouquet and Jergens to soap the cards, to make them slide easier. Some swear by Dove. The stock on the Chinese-made cards is thinner, but they're usable.
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Levi Bennett Inner circle 1865 Posts |
I bought one to make a replacement for Jumbo Coincidence. Not super impressed with the quality, but they work.
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