Bicycle Eco Edition Playing Cards Review

This is just amazing! And FYI, they've done away with plastic so they're now 100% plastic free and 100% recyclable! Just unbelievable. I ended up getting 10 for the party. Please note if my review was helpful to you. Thanks very much!

was looking for a cheap playing card that was a little different or unique. I love them, but some older people (cough, my parents) I played cards with complained that they had trouble telling green cards from black. Due to the fact that these beautiful olive green cards are not as bright as the classic red faced cards.

The cards are surprisingly strong and the box is well made. I actually prefer the grip of these karts over regular bike karts and they seem to be more environmentally friendly which makes me less concerned about getting rid of them when they get too worn out. A very good deck of cards for casual play, cardistry or trick learning as you won't be afraid to tear it up.

Once a year I need a pack of green playing cards. I wish I hadn't because I can buy two blue and red decks for a dollar at the dollar store, but unfortunately I need a green deck. These work fine. They would last a lot longer than dollar cards if used for playing cards (I don't use them for that, so durability doesn't matter to me). If I could find greens cheaper I would go that route, but I'm grateful for the opportunity to get them at Revain.

standard bike deck. The only things that differ are the box itself, which looks more like corrugated cardboard than the typical smooth box, and the coloring of the cards themselves. Olive gray is my favorite color, so I love this deck. The reds in the deck have been replaced with green, which is why some people are complaining, but I think the royal court cards look great.

The cards are durable and look like they can last for years which I love. To be honest I expected the product to be of poor quality like paper. They flex a little easier than regular cards, but that's not a problem for me. The main problem is that green is very similar to black and it takes an extra second to tell them apart. It's nothing stopping me from using the deck, but I understand why it might put some off.

I am a card player. I like to meet up with some friends and play some form of poker or sketch. The problem is that all of my decks felt their age. I used to buy a bunch of multicolored decks on a trip to Vegas, and now that they were worn out I needed new colored decks for multideck games to sort through. These greens are beautiful. They feel great, smooth, they have clear faces. And I love the fact that usually red hearts and diamond cards are also green. Great and worth the money.

The cards were disappointing. I bought Green Eco cards. I thought only the backs were green. HEARTS AND DIAMONDS were also GREEN. Talk about confusion for retirees. I play canasta with three decks of cards and my canasta friends hate cards. We always forgot to bet the red threes because they were green. The company that sent the cards was also disappointing. It was unprofitable to return the cards because I would lose more in the mail than the cost of the cards. I bought a black deck there…