How sturdy are the cards?
181096
Cards are sturdy, but the sliders are not easy to operate at first. Probably later they will really slide easier.
181097
Cards are sturdy, but very have to open shutters. I ended up having to purchase other cards.
2002149
They are very thin and tear easily. My recommendation is to laminate them or cover them with clear packing tape and trim to make them more durable. If the cards were for adults, they would be no problem. But if your children are active or play with the cards themselves, I recommend something to reinforce them.In line with another reviewer, I would liken the thickness to playing cards but they don't seem to have the same protective coating to allow them to be as durable.Hope this makes sense and helps.
695443
Not really sure of your question... if you mean are they heavy duty enough to draw around the letter, then yes, they are pretty sturdy. My daughter was going to use them to draw/trace letters onto material.... Good luck
1272385
They are about the same as a standard deck of cards. Easy to handle and will last a lot of shuffles.
453966
Essentially the box and card themselves are made just like regular cards. The product is durable enough and my kids love playing with them.
2184403
They are not particularly stiff. They are just normal cards. They are aomewhat stiff at first, but they break in.
323467
They are pretty sturdy. The whole thing weighs about 5.78 oz. I would call them heavy-duty.
1469263
The pushers are very sturdy... Play the game at least two times a week and so far,the pushers are holding up just fine
1178274
I haven't had any issues with my cards. They've worked perfectly fine and I use this case on a daily basis. Haven't changed the case for about 3 months now that I think about it!
903491
Most of the cards do have some sentiment in them, but some do not. They are very nice cards I would highly recommend buying them Saved myself a ton of money vs. buying them at the store. They are really nice quality, most have raised designs with matching envelopes.
530101
just 1..it's a very large card that is laminated and so is very durable/sturdy...my Dad's sight was very bad and he couldn't read the numbers on a regular sized card, and so couldn't play Bingo at his building.....I was thrilled to find these, and so was my Dad..they were well worth what I paid for them...hope this helps
780829
The cards are slightly stiff cardboards resembling that of a paperback book cover, i.e., with a shiny coating. Maybe it's a tad thicker than a book cover, but they could be a little heavier, and thicker so that they don't have a bend to them. BUT, we have no problem using them and have no issues with placing the Bingo chips on them. In fact, we're pretty happy with the purchase. Who's ready for some Bingo?
766572
The cards separate very easily. The perforations are so fine that the cards "snap" apart rather than tearing apart, and the resulting edges of the cards are very smooth.
1615780
Hello Anita -- it is very close. I would say that the flash cards are just a bit *thinner* [please note: this is subjective, I have no way of actually measuring the thickness]. When I go to shuffle them or spread them out (as one would playing cards) -- they are just a bit thinner, which makes this harder -- but not impossible. For my purposes, I feel they are still worth the price.
1305794
Yes. They are great quality too. You wont be disappointed. Each card is individually packaged to prevent them from being damaged as well.
50462
They are about as thick as cardstock, maybe a little thicker. I would say they are thick enough. Thicker than the cheap papers.
1129938
I would say it's reasonable. Just a box with cut outs for the set, but ours is holding together nicely. It has an outer card board sleeve as well. That's a little more beat up, but it's keeping the main box nice.