"Ace Of Spades: 4/10

You have all seen it before, It is nice I guess, but nothing to write home about. A rather simple design, and is well know.

Back Design: 7

Beautiful scroll-work. Strange angels riding bikes… I think. A very visually appealing design, although often under appreciated because how common the cards are. I recommend that anyone who has a deck, should stop and just stare at the backs for a few seconds.

Handling: 6.5/10

In my opinion, these are the best handling cards you can buy at most super-markets and convenient stores. Although there are better finishes out there, they definitely have a better one then.

Long term use: 5/10

The are decent, but they definitely show wear rather quickly. They do last for a little while, but not exceptionally long.

Coloring: 8/10

We are all used to them. The pips are two different colors, depending on the suit ,which allows them to look very nice in color changes.

Coolness: 5/10

They are nice cards, but very, very mundane. Almost all people are familiar with them, so there isn’t anything special about them.

Suspicion factor: 1/10

Since these are so common, very few suspect them to be a trick deck. Although, there are always those people who insist that if you do magic with a deck, that it is rigged. There are also some people who insist that there are markings in the scroll-work. But since Bikes are so common not many people at all will suspect them.

Other notes

-Comes in red, blue and black backs, Although the black backs can be harder to find.

-There is a Gaff deck that matches with the red backs.

-Can be bought in most grocery and convenient stores in the US. (Although, I’ve heard that they can be much harder to find in different countries.)

-Can be purchased on average from $2.50-3.99 a deck. (E sells a three deck bundle for around $9)

-Can be used with "Tricycle"

-Since they handle very well for their price, they are great for effects that require signed or torn cards.

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