Playing Cards Arrow Red and Blue, Bridge Size-Standard (Pack of 2)

Very cheap cards !!!! It’s really bad quality ! It says plastic but it’s not !!!! Don’t waste your money !!!!!

Tenia tiempo buscando cartas de plastico (realmente de plastico , no las que solo tienen un enmicadito muy delgado de papel plastico) y quede muy satifecho , el tamaño es el correcto , tiempos de entrega muy bien , cartas flexibles pero muy aguantadoras (100% plastico). Gracias y Saludos

I recently purchased a set of high-quality plastic playing cards, and I have been thoroughly impressed with their durability and performance. The cards are made from a sturdy plastic material that is resistant to wear and tear. This means that they don't bend, crease, or tear like traditional paper playing cards, making them perfect for frequent use. The plastic material also provides excellent handling and shuffling characteristics. The cards are easy to shuffle, and they glide smoothly across the playing surface, allowing for quick and precise dealing. Additionally, the cards have a slightly textured finish, which provides a good grip for holding and manipulating them. The card designs are also of excellent quality, with vibrant colors and sharp graphics that make them easy to read and distinguish. The cards are also waterproof, so they are easy to clean and maintain, making them perfect for outdoor activities or playing by the pool. Overall, I am very happy with my purchase of high-quality plastic playing cards. They offer excellent durability, performance, and quality, and I would highly recommend them to anyone looking for a long-lasting and reliable set of playing cards.

These Kems are fantastic cards. They feel just right to the touch, not too slippery or sticky. If you're used to paper cards, they'll seem slick and might feel weird in your hand at first, but rest assured you'll soon wonder why you hadn't discovered plastic cards earlier. They shuffle and deal better and last many, many times longer, which is why most casino poker rooms use plastic cards (Kem is the most common, followed by Copag). Speaking of which, here's my personal take on the Kem vs. Copag debate. Since they're made of different materials, they feel different: Kems are silky smooth while Copags have a more dry plasticky texture. Both of them shuffle and deal equally well, though Copags are slightly thinner and more flimsy. Kems have very detailed graphics and are in general pretty traditional except that face cards have peach-colored faces (as opposed to white). Copags have blocky graphics and lettering, which some people hate but I don't really mind. But the real difference between the two is in their respective weaknesses. - Kem cards can warp, or acquire a permanent bend, if handled improperly (usually related to temperature and humidity). However, this can be prevented by storing each deck with a cut card on top and not handling the cards with sweaty hands. Personally I've had some players hold their cards too tightly, causing the cards to bend, but the bend went away overnight. - Copag cards are made of PVC rather than cellulose acetate, so they do not have a warping problem. However, the ink is rather light and with a lot of shuffling, tends to fade over time. The cards are still identifiable but look nasty. If you want the absolute best, even if there is a small chance that your cards could be ruined, then go for the Kems. If you want the most reliable cards, even if the print job isn't that great, then go for the Copags. If you can't make up your mind and just want my direct opinion, I'd say Kem.

Çok güzel karışıyor. yapışmıyor. rahat tutuluyor. oynaması keyifli. ancak 10 oynayıştan sonra rakamların bulunduğu kısımda renk kaybı başladı Ürünün orijinal Kem olmadığını düşünmeye başladım.