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Playing Card Chat ♠ ♥ ♣ ♦ => Playing Card Plethora => Topic started by: xela on December 25, 2012, 04:23:10 PM
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(http://i.imgur.com/P2Kos.png)
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Pretty durable stock...
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whats the finish? how good do they fan?
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They're made out of wood. :P
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lol I know. I was trying to make a joke.
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Not made by USPCC, they are shit.
:t11:
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I bet they dribble like a dream, but you have to be careful about "paper cuts"...
Y'know, Vanda cards will make you an entirely wooden version of the new Polaris decks if the price is right...
Just think - perfect for rafting trips! It's the first deck that floats!
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i challenge you to make a video with these :D
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i challenge you to make a video with these :D
Hey, these could give a new meaning to "morning wood"...
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i challenge you to make a video with these :D
Haha, well if someone is willing to send me some I will make a video! Legit.
It probably wooden work though... :P
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Ha ha!
I'll bet these are good for practicing cuts! For tricks you want to get down without playing game after game of 52 pick-up, you could just use a few of these as packets.
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Imagine the splinters.
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Just think - perfect for rafting trips! It's the first deck that floats!
I thought the first floating decks were those Bicycle Clear decks?
Imagine the splinters.
Not if it's polished, which it looks like it is.
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Just think - perfect for rafting trips! It's the first deck that floats!
I thought the first floating decks were those Bicycle Clear decks?
They're plastic and they're waterproof, but they don't really float.
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Just think - perfect for rafting trips! It's the first deck that floats!
I thought the first floating decks were those Bicycle Clear decks?
They're plastic and they're waterproof, but they don't really float.
Well, if placed on top of water, they will float (I've washed the deck a few times). Now, submerging it is another story. If submerged, they'll stay under, Chances are, this deck, though, will float.
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Just think - perfect for rafting trips! It's the first deck that floats!
I thought the first floating decks were those Bicycle Clear decks?
They're plastic and they're waterproof, but they don't really float.
Chances are, this deck, though, will float.
Yes, because wood that light is positively buoyant :))
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Reminds me of how it felt the first time I tried to spring a fresh deck of Fournier 605s...