In an utterly random stroke of impulsive consumerism, I picked up a deck of Invisible Cards in Perth. I am most satisfied with them. They are well made and very well printed. They feel just as good and smooth as a deck of new Bicycle playing cards from The U.S. Playing Card Company.

The entire deck comes shrink-wrapped and snug in a transparent hard plastic case. The case is great for just throwing into your bag and going. I don’t need to worry about how they might be scratched up or dinged by other objects in the bag.

The only thing I could find “bad” about the deck was that it’s a bit smaller than a traditional deck of cards. Other than that, I’d say this is a pretty solid deck of cards. And because they’re made entirely of plastic, they make for a good perfect shuffle. :)

The Invisible Cards are designed by Pieter Woudt and distributed by Kikkerland. If you want to buy a deck, you can do so at the Shop section on the Pieter Woudt website. Price: $6.95 + s/h

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