🃏 DA VINCI Venezia Italian 100% Plastic Playing Cards - 2-Deck Set, Regular Index, Bridge Size Review

High quality and I love the design of the front of the playing cards. A little slippery when playing, although the plastic material is very durable and blends easily. Paper playing cards wear out, tear, bend, become difficult to shuffle over time, and end up in the trash.

My little group of guys have always used regular paper charts. We try these Da Vinci cards as a test. They will certainly withstand heavy use. They are quite slippery compared to paper maps. So that's the adjustment we need to make. I don't know if we will continue to use them in the future. Some of us like them and some of us don't like using them. I prefer them to paper cards.

DA VINCI has the best cards. My family plays cards every Saturday (sorry if I'm exaggerating, EVERY Saturday folks) and we've been using our DaVinci decks for 15 months. Our set is finally starting to fade and clump up a little, so it's time to order new ones. I didn't even have to think about what to buy: it was always DaVinci. These cards are 100% worth their money. You won't be disappointed, I promise.

Like the cards but the decks are not separate in the case so have to be separated each time. So I would advise you to take decks from a different brand. ETA: I think there must be a part to the case somewhere, but I can't find it. ETA: The seller wrote me that there is no additional part for the divider. Also add a star because taking off a star was stupid. (Though it's annoying when you're traveling with maps.)

These cards are of good weight and shuffle. They're just too slippery - if you take the whole deck to pass to the next person for shuffling, they'll easily explode out of your hand. Images and dots didn't fade or chip when playing: (We tried another brand of plastic cards that had more texture and the dots/back were on that texture - paint stains were on our hands.) A few commenters mentioned that cards in swapping sides of a tote bag: Take a thin piece of packing foam from one of your supplies

The dies for these cards are not consistent. Once half of the cards are revealed during shuffling, it feels like there are pieces from two different decks in one deck. The ace of spades was cut on only one half of the card. two rounded corners and two square corners! The back is of very poor quality. Image is not clear, looks like a poorly made color photocopy. I've been using KEM my whole life. After trying them out and sending them back, I bought a deck of Copag cards. I will use them…

I bought these cards because the Da Vinci design is much more attractive than the KEM design. Unfortunately, I'm disappointed with the user-friendliness of these cards. They're a little slippery and make a little noise when they rub against each other, but that's really not a big deal compared to how difficult it is to pick them up off the table. If you don't have nails, then good luck. Even if your nails are long enough, it's still a bit tricky sometimes unless you move them off the table. I…

I have multiple installs of Kem, Copag and now Da Vinci. As a trader, I like the Kems feel the most. Many players like and comment on these Da Vinci drawings. They appear to be slightly more flexible (thinner) than the Kem and about the same as the Copag. I haven't had problems with disappearing graphics like many people at Copag. (In Copag's defense, customer support in the US is excellent.) Price is what matters to me. If I find settings for only $12, I have to credit them the $15 Copag and…