🃏 Premium Waterproof Plastic Playing Cards - Jumbo Index for Pool, Beach, and Water Games (2 Blue + 2 Red) Review

My family plays Canasta almost every night. These cards are easy to see and hold. They don't seem to go away as quickly as some of the others we've used. Good cards. would recommend.

Some cards are poorly made and have imperfections that can be seen on the back of the cards making it easy for an opponent to see what you have. I sent a notification to the company and they have not acknowledged or responded.

These cards are normal size and feel good just thinner than I thought. My wife uses them on the patio and you can tell the difference when it gets foggy in the afternoon. They get a little wet but hold up well as shown by plastic cards.

The cards feel good and the plastic plays well, but the cards are too thin and in good light the card colors show through. I just don't use cards to play in my game room as other players noticed the issue and complained about it so I just gave them to a friend who could use them.

I play cards with experienced players. They mentioned how much they appreciate the bigger guy. They also noticed that the cards were more flexible and easier to shuffle. We only use our cards for one night so I can't speak to longevity. I gave out used decks to players to use in their purchases. two thumbs up!

A group of retired friends and I play cards every night. We like big numbers because they are easy to read. Initially these cards felt a little slick and difficult to shuffle, but after a week or two they settled down and are a joy to play with. Looks like new after 3 months of intensive use. Normal cards would be completely worn out by now.

I bought these because the slogan suggested using them in the pool but they are not suitable for this purpose. I think you could use them like regular playing cards, but as soon as they got wet the red paint on the back of the cards started to smudge. The ink did not stain anything other than the cards themselves and washed off hands easily, but made the cards sticky and difficult to peel off. I'll keep the second deck for indoor use, but it doesn't cost $$.

Let me start by saying that I have been using Copag cards for years. Well I decided to give these cards a try because they are half the price and some people have commented on how great they are. Clearly these people have never used good cards before. These cards are paper thin, difficult to shuffle, we're playing at an 8ft table and trying to deal from end to end is next to impossible. I generally return them and spend twice as much on new caps, at least I'll justify my money.