how do these handle (i practice cardistry and magic so my decks typically take a beating)
255848
I actually purchased this deck as a gift for my grandson. He seems to enjoy practicing magic tricks but I can't tell you how well they handle. Sorry
255849
I love how well these cards handle. The air cushion finish is amazing. I have ordered 4 more decks since I bought my first deck of black scorpion cards. (I wrote this review when I got my first deck of these cards.) they do take a little bit of a beating just like any other card deck would. But these cards hold up pretty well. I have used this deck mostly as playing cards, so I'm not really sure how they hold up to magic. Every once in a while I will use them for magic and the cards make it so easy to perform. I hope this helps.
607995
I just tried this out with the deck protectors I use for my magic the gathering decks and the resistance cards fit in them just fine. They are a bit snug but can be both placed in and removed without difficulty or damage to the covers.
211080
I would say they are slightly heavier than paper thin - closer to card stock weight. I cut circles out of the green to put in my landscape lighting and they withstood snow, rain, below freezing temps so they were fairly durable. They do not tear easily - they must be cut with scissors or ever sharp blade. Hope this helps!
1163522
Yes they do. I have used these with the Clear Dragon shield sleeves for me EDH deck and as long as you are careful they work perfectly.
850017
Dear Scott,I have asked my son your question, and he says that it will hold the cards in their protective sleeves.This deck box is well worth the money. It is a very sharp looking box. Nothing cheap about it.Sincerely.
1843621
No they seem to be pretty strong. I haven't had any problems. Hope this helps.
1041285
I have used them with my juicer as a pulp bag and they have held up completely. No breaks or tears. I have not left them in the pulp section for a fees days, but I'm pretty sure they would hold up. They are tough compost bags.
905081
I would say they are pretty sturdy. Not flimsy and paper thin plastic; just under the thickness of a credit card.
1911210
no they dont ,they are too small .great for yugioh and vanguard but too small for magic.
1731339
I would say no, they are not tough, they tend to keep the shape of any heavy object that's placed on top. Plus they are very slippery once they get dust under them.
1359324
Humid weather will likely get to these as well. All my decks are in individual sleeves as well as being kept in these cases.
999644
I'm in the gym about 6 days/week doing weights and 45 min. cardio sessions, and they've held up pretty well. I'm a heavy sweater and haven't had any problems. I've had them about a month.
480615
Yes they work amazing for drop through decks. That's what I currently have on mine.
123931
I can see them being fragile if you just drop them after a set, but if you use proper form and place them down somewhat gently, they are fine. There is also a one-year (I think) warranty. I can't comment on the injuries. I haven't experienced any but I am not an expert in that area.
1616596
They are pretty sturdy. If you are using them for illusions they are a little slippery, but still can be used for this.
2082671
That sounds about right. They are a little small but they don't seem to bother me that much. I suppose that full size cards might be better for shuffling and holding, but it's a large board and it takes quite a bit of room for the entire set-up, so anything that is smaller probably helps for that. It doesn't seem to be that big of deal in my opinion.
1133071
They are the same as a regular deck of playing cards. I'd say if you got them slightly wet, it would be easy to just wipe them off. They do seem to have a coating, but they are not made out of plastic.