What's the difference between the sizes with and without the word deck?
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Seals with out a deck are larger ..... Decks are removable on some kayaks and you usually can't use a Seals skirt with a deck. .... The wilderness system "Pungo" comes with a deck and the skirt is a size 7 (with out the deck installed. ... In my experience there is no way to use the skirt of any size with that particulR deck
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A spray deck is a loose fitting skirt only intended to give sun and light water spray protection, a skirt is intended to keep water out of your cockpit from rolling and broaching waves. The size of each are the same, which is based on the size of the cockpit opening
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I have 3 Old Town Otters. The Seals 2.5 fit great. I contacted Seals directly to find out the correct size. Nice product
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No. I didn't know there was a difference, but there is. I understand that the Marvelous Mah Jongg is put together by a Houston League. It reads almost like a foreign language it is so different. I kept the cards because some of the more experienced Mahjong ladies in my group would like to try it some time. I am now going to have to purchase the right 2014 card.
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Only one deck is needed. I always order a few to avoid the shipping charge.
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NoThe playing surface is larger, but the cards and pieces are the same size. There may be a benefit to someone with sight problems, but I actually prefer playing on the smaller board.
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This is the only Edition of the game I have if you want me to measure it I can. I don't think the boards are different sizes From the each edition.
2012159
They are W: 2.5 inches and L: 3.5 inches which makes them slightly larger than an ordinary deck. They are, however, of high quality and quite durable. Some of the picture cards on larger decks are overwhelming which makes them difficult to use, but this is not the case here. We use them for bridge at a retirement center 2-3 times a week, and residents here prefer these cards over the others in our cache.
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The instructions are pretty clear and tell you the size and distance that you are asking about. Basically if your finished deck is less than 2.5 inches thick (that is plywood, cement board not including tile) it is a 1.5 inch hole and you will decide the center from 8-16 inches (from one valve to the other). For decks thicker than 2.5 inches, they recommend a 2 inch hole. If you are cutting through ceramic or porcelain tile, I highly recommend buying a diamond carbide hole saw bit for your drill to make clean holes. Buy a normal hole saw to cut through your cement board and/or plywood to save the life of your diamond carbide hole saw. The instructions are pretty clear and tell you the size and distance that you are asking about. Basically if your finished deck is less than 2.5 inches thick (that is plywood, cement board not including tile) it is a 1.5 inch hole and you will decide the center from 8-16 inches (from one valve to the other). For decks thicker than 2.5 inches, they recommend a 2 inch hole. If you are cutting through ceramic or porcelain tile, I highly recommend buying a diamond carbide hole saw bit for your drill to make clean holes. Buy a normal hole saw to cut through your cement board and/or plywood to... » Read More The instructions are pretty clear and tell you the size and distance that you are asking about. Basically if your finished deck is less than 2.5 inches thick (that is plywood, cement board not including tile) it is a 1.5 inch hole and you will decide the center from 8-16 inches (from one valve to the other). For decks thicker than 2.5 inches, they recommend a 2 inch hole. If you are cutting through ceramic or porcelain tile, I highly recommend buying a diamond carbide hole saw bit for your drill to make clean holes. Buy a normal hole saw to cut through your cement board and/or plywood to save the life of your diamond carbide hole saw. « Show Less
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The cards that come with the original game are very small, only 2 5/8" x 1 3/4". We tolerated them until we bought the 1910 expansion set, which is the same as standard playing cards. I was more disappointed in four of the rules, rather than the cards. The game is OK if you like RISK.
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Slightly smaller than a business card. Because they are small and there are so many cards, they are hard to shuffle. That is the only negative for the American version
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The deck (the actual wood part) has smaller dimensions than a normal sized board. Trucks (metal axles that hold wheels) are sized to fit width of deck.
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Depends. How tall is the kid? You're looking for wheel base. If the kid stands with his feet apart in a balanced position what's the width? Then you should worry about board width. Also, the ripper is a great little learning board but is an old school shape. Modern boards are called Popsicle decks and the nose and tail are both useable. Take a look at amazon for xsmall or small creature mirroz deck and go from there. Sizing a board is very important for a kid. And don't buy from a box store. Get good quality components. But to answer the question directly, prob a bit small for an 8 year old. My youngest was 5 when I got the ripper and it fit him perfectly. Depends. How tall is the kid? You're looking for wheel base. If the kid stands with his feet apart in a balanced position what's the width? Then you should worry about board width. Also, the ripper is a great little learning board but is an old school shape. Modern boards are called Popsicle decks and the nose and tail are both useable. Take a look at amazon for xsmall or small creature mirroz deck and go from there. Sizing a board is very important for a kid. And don't buy from a box store. Get good quality components. But to answer the question directly, prob a bit small for an 8 year... » Read More Depends. How tall is the kid? You're looking for wheel base. If the kid stands with his feet apart in a balanced position what's the width? Then you should worry about board width. Also, the ripper is a great little learning board but is an old school shape. Modern boards are called Popsicle decks and the nose and tail are both useable. Take a look at amazon for xsmall or small creature mirroz deck and go from there. Sizing a board is very important for a kid. And don't buy from a box store. Get good quality components. But to answer the question directly, prob a bit small for an 8 year old. My youngest was 5 when I got the ripper and it fit him perfectly. « Show Less
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usually people pick trucks that are as wide as their board and try not to make the trucks wider then the deck, so if your board is 9 inches wide you'd get the 9 inch trucks, if it's 10 inches wide you'd get the 10 inch trucks
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Jumbo is the size of the print. Sandard size are Bridge size, Poker size are 1/4 inch wider, they won't fit in your shuffle machine. I play canasta and use either size but the Poker size don't fit in the thing I use to put the cards, sorry I don't know the name in english, in spanish is called "pozo"
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They are larger than a regular deck of cards. I would say 3 inches by 4 inches.
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You can use a standard deck of 52 cards. I haven't opened the packs that came with the game and we play it all the time.However, the face cards that came with the game have cute faces--a friend has the game and I've seen his cards.
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No the cards are small, however we adults ( with large hands) have had little trouble playing the game! Since there are a lot of cards, big ones might mean the need for a bigger playing surface. We play on a card table.
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Bridge sized playing cards are narrower because it's a full deal game where you're dealt 13 cards so they are easier to hold all of them. Poker sized decks are wider because you are dealt fewer cards.