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XC Carbon: Carbon Fiber Playing Cards
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XC Carbon: Carbon Fiber Playing Cards
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No more frayed edges, stains, or fading: if cared for correctly, carbon fiber playing cards can last a lifetime. Made from 100 percent carbon fiber, these thin and durable cards have a twill pattern and a matte surface Read More
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ChristopherCashell
145
Aug 15, 2019
How is it that there isn't a single picture of the back of the cards? Are they blank? Is there an image or print there? It seems kind of nuts to me that there is not one single image showing it.
chesscommands
4
Jul 9, 2019
Philip_VSince I have a strong card, I can not "riffle shuffle".
I want to know how strong it is.
I also want to know the strength of the box.
Isn't it broken even if the elephant rides?
There is a defect or burr on the card. It is deadly as a playing card.
This product is Wet Carbon.
RayF
22216
Oct 2, 2019
Attached several to the frame of my bike with clothespins so they flap against the spokes of my wheels.
When I ride real fast, my bike sounds like a McLaren 570S.
Getting more looks from chics now too.
Definitely worth sixty-bucks.
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RayF
22216
Aug 16, 2019
Ordered four decks last drop.
I don't play cards, but I do like bananas on my cereal.
These cards have changed my life.
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Philip_V
87
Mar 11, 2019
rugglesC'mon... what do you REALLY need?!?
But I agree, $60 for a deck of cards is pretty ridiculous, but if you're into cards and use them every day... why not?!?
A bike made of CF is more expensive.... ;-)
Kreylix
49
Mar 28, 2019
Quality (paper) player cards have three layers: the two outer layers and a core layer. The core provides the "snap" that makes the cards spring back to the original shape; playing card stock. (Look at the your Magic cards; they have a black core.)
Personally, I'd want to see a video of the cards being shuffled, and a card being bent then snapping back to flat. Sadly, the photos show a banana being sliced instead, which is cool, but not helpful.
calbe
5
Mar 28, 2019
KreylixThis video shows them flexing a bit but not necessarily the "snap"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bIiZmYShfFY
Otircam
123
Mar 29, 2019
KreylixYep would definitely want to see how well they handle, in at least a shuffle, bridge, and faro
WhichwaydidheGo
285
Mar 11, 2019
Can someone who was in the previous drop let us know if the printing is the outer layer or if there is a layer of something protecting it?
I can see the printing being scrapped away by the edges quite easily.
KorFeN
1
May 5, 2019
WhichwaydidheGoSitting with a deck right now. And I've sat for about 1 min just trying to scratch the text of a card with the corner of another, but only a very small of white came off, the text still look as good as new after 1 min of intense corner scratching. I haven't played with them yet, but the red cards so far are hard to read in low light conditions, otherwise no complaints so far.
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