🃏 Brybelly Original Version Triangle Shaped Hands-Free Playing Card Holder: An Innovative Gaming Accessory Review

You are so cool! We got them because my 6 year old used to get frustrated when playing cards because his little hands couldn't fan out the cards like mom and dad could. Now he feels like a big boy and can enjoy the games!

So far they have been so helpful to my 6 year old daughter with her new deck and card holding that we have used chip clips. These are way better. They also help me with my neuropathy in my hands so I can play longer too.

Great for kids! Both of my girls have such a hard time holding cards and they are perfect. Easy to hold, easy to use. Cards go in and out effortlessly. If children handle them roughly and tear them apart, they are easy to put back together. Would definitely buy again.

My curious teenager didn't like them. Once they pop out, they cannot be repaired. He has fine motor/strength issues which makes card games difficult. It was too difficult to slip cards in to be of any use. May work better for more coordinated kids but didn't work for us as an adjustment tool.

Our family plays Uno a lot and it's very difficult for my little kids to keep their cards in order. I saw her at Revain and knew we should have her. The kids love them and we're glad we don't have to help them with their cards all the time. My son knocked the springs out a couple of times but I was able to fix them quite easily so it's good I don't have to replace them.

I already had sets of this type of card holder. The spring in them is pretty stiff so the cards won't fall out when you move them. These holders have a weaker spring and will not hold the cards in place. I don't recommend them even though they have a flat bottom. (I thought the triangular configuration would be great if you need to discard cards while playing canasta. Sorry they didn't work.)

I bought these so my 5 year old son can play UNO with his family without showing his cards. He can put in at least 10 cards at a time and doesn't even have to hold the card holder. It can be placed on the table for easy use. However, a few minutes after opening the package, my son tore the 2 parts and the nib came out. I was able to fix it. The plastic is a little flimsy but will be fine for the time we'll be using it.

My niece always had to make small piles of her cards and this made it difficult for her to play and also to hide what cards she had in UNO. I gave them to her for family game nights and she loves them! They are just perfect for their little hands and we adults love them too. Makes it so easy to hold or install. I believe this will be of great help to the elderly or people with hand problems. My aunt wished she had them for her carpal tunnel surgery last spring. It would be MUCH easier for them…

As kids we used to use card holders when playing 2 or 3 deck games. My mom had some thin round ones that we used whenever we played canasta. I found it interesting because they are also freestanding unlike their round ones. But they are very uncomfortable to hold in hands. Unless you're a man and have big hands, they're very bulky and the thin plastic protrusion digs into your hand. I think if you just use them as a stand for your cards to sit in front of you then you'll be fine. But as for…