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| |  | Poker Playing Cards | Home » » Modiano 2 Decks of 100% Plastic Italian Playing Cards - Bike Trophy - Bridge Size Super Index | | | | | | | Description: | | Modiano Playing Cards are made in Italy and are 100% plastic which means that they are designed to last up to 100 times longer than traditional paper based/plastic coated playing cards. These cards are fade resitant, washable, waterproof and won't crimp, crease, or tear under normal playing conditions. Modiano has been making smooth, durable playing cards since 1868. | | | Features: | |
• 100% Plastic Playing Cards
• 2 Decks in the Set
• Jumbo Index
• Regular Bridge Size Cards
| | | Product Details: | | | Package Length:
| 5.9 inches | | Package Width:
| 3.9 inches | | Package Height:
| 1.2 inches | | Package Weight:
| 0.6 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 2 reviews |
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1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Great deal for about twelve bucksJun 16, 2011
By C. Keller
I've got Kem and Copag plastic cards, and have read good reviews on the Modiano and Da Vinci cards. Since I was going to buy three sets of cards for gifts, I thought this would be a good way to check these out. The bridge size jumbo index is our groups personal favorite, so this set fits nicely (About 95% of poker rooms in the U.S. use bridge size cards with a regular index).
These cards didn't come with a hard plastic case (comes standard with Kem and Copag cards). They come in a cardboard box with a plastic tray. I've seen these cards for sale with the hard shell case for just a couple bucks more. Unfortunately I couldn't find them in the bridge size jumbo index with a hard shell case.
I don't normally scrutinize the aesthetics of cards, but for this review I will try and give you as much detail as I can. My normal test would only be in the handling; shuffle a few times, deal a few cards, shuffle, deal, etc. If you've never used plastic cards before, they do handle differently than paper cards.
This deck is just a little thicker than the Kem and Copag decks, by about two cards, which may be why they feel just slightly stiffer. The finish is nice. They seem to reflect a little less light than the Kem's (the less reflection the better). The print quality looks great. The blacks are nice and dark. The reds are a little lighter and a little more vibrant like the Copag's, compared to the darker blood reds of the Kem's and Modiano's. The jumbo index is bigger and bolder than the Modiano's, more like Copag and Kem.
I haven't had these long enough to know how durable they are, but considering the nice quality and low cost of these cards, I'd highly recommend trying them out. Just wish they came with a hard shell case like Kem and Copag.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Great product and really workJun 01, 2011
By Graygoose
I wasn't really sure if they would stand up to the use we had for them but they worked great and would recommend them to anyone.
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