No more frayed edges, stains, or fading: if cared for correctly, carbon fiber playing cards can last a lifetime. Made from 100 percent carbon fiber, these thin and durable cards have a twill pattern and a matte surface Read More
No more frayed edges, stains, or fading: if cared for correctly, carbon fiber playing cards can last a lifetime. I just have to ask, are we speaking of a Galapagos tortoise lifetime or an adult cicada lifetime.
Nope. No way. Not for me. The emblems aren't S35VN. And I'm willing to bet that they don't run on ceramic bearings. On a positive note, I see no mention of an ugly pig logo anywhere,
Yes. I am. I took this approach rather than describing this as a parasitic POS designed to suck my wallet dry. I really see no use for these that can't be met by regular cards. Today, Costco is selling 12 decks of Bicycle cards for 15.99.
Attached several to the frame of my bike with clothespins--so they flap against the spokes of my wheels.
When I ride real fast, my bike sounds like a McLaren 570S.
Getting more looks from chics now too.
Definitely worth sixty-bucks.
Carbon fibre- 14 times more energy to produce than steel, has no accessible channels for recycling.
Just... no. Want cards? Use paper ones.
Massdrop- WTF?
Probably best not to use any white ink in the printing of these. The original artwork was designed to be printed on white cards, so if you look at the King on a black carbon card, it looks like a "negative" of the proper image... Just use black ink to print all of the white & red..