Review on TipTop Things TT793585952306 Trading Playing by Peter Boisvert

I know another deck shouldn't be that exciting. but you! Love how easy they are to read and how durable/waterproof they are in such a more comfortable size. They're much easier to carry around as they take up half the space of a regular deck. they are really great :) And the price is also good. I will be buying more to throw and donate to other places. I would love it if they found a way to license other card games! For example Uno, Phase 10 etc. This would be especially useful in those games where you are stuck with a million cards to try to keep in your hand lol. But yes, I would buy them again or recommend them at any time. Grab a deck and have fun! The pictures show how the Air Deck fits easily into my EDC (Figure 1). (pic 3) I have a large purse/journal/holder for many things (not shown inside) with an elastic band around it. who can stay by his side or sit alone in my pocket. Air Deck is placed in one of the slots. And I usually wear headphones and keep the scooter so they usually fit snugly in my pocket, or I take the strap off and put them in and keep my wallet separate. I show the Air Deck (Fig. 2) next to the Kershaw Leek Knife. , Isotunes Free wireless headphones, an Ono rollerball, and a regular lighter wrapped in gorilla ribbon and hemp wick, all of similar size. Other items on the Grim Workshop EDC (LtoR) extension ring (photos 4 & 5): Olight Baton 3 flashlight, Matador mask keychain with mask inside, Air Deck cards, Sunto band compass, lighter. Then a sharpie with room for pills inside (part cut out so not enough time but room to carry meds), ITS Spie Stick (lock picks and other escape/evasion tools in a lipstick case), real lip balm in a fancy case. , a calming healing incense stick, 10 feet of waterfront, a cable for my phone that allows you to charge wired headphones at the same time, a small Olight IR EOS flashlight, a Nekteck USB C or A card reader, and a modified Swiss Army Knife (Jäger perhaps?).