Inspire v2 Marked Bicycle Playing Cards

This deck handles very well, even though it is slightly thicker than most of the decks I have. The faces are standard, and I have the blue deck which has Follow Your Dreams on the back. I won't bother explaining the marking system since you get that information elsewhere, but in addition to the number and suit markings, it also tells you whether the card is black or red. That is a nice touch. It comes with duplicate jokers, a duplicate queen of hearts (with a reveal on it), and a double backer. Always a plus. I found the markings to be easy to read, although I do need my glasses. As I mentioned in other reviews of marked decks, I only use them as a backup like when a force doesn't go as planned. I haven't used these cards in front of anyone yet, but I don't think that the back design would arouse suspicion.

Fun and clever, nicely designed and well thought out. I like that there is a color system separate from the rank and suit system. I have the red ones.

fun marked cards, the box makes them look like bicycle brand cards but the backs are noticeably not. They're easy to read once you've learned and practiced reading them quickly, it'll only take an hour or so to be decent enough to present. A fun thing I've been using them for is to do a Si Stebbins stack and using the marking as a safe guard if the participant doesn't want the deck in you're hands.

This deck handles very well, even though it is slightly thicker than most of the decks I have. The faces are standard, and I have the blue deck which has Follow Your Dreams on the back. I won't bother explaining the marking system since you get that information elsewhere, but in addition to the number and suit markings, it also tells you whether the card is black or red. That is a nice touch. It comes with duplicate jokers, a duplicate queen of hearts (with a reveal on it), and a double backer. Always a plus. I found the markings to be easy to read, although I do need my glasses. As I mentioned in other reviews of marked decks, I only use them as a backup like when a force doesn't go as planned. I haven't used these cards in front of anyone yet, but I don't think that the back design would arouse suspicion.

Fun and clever, nicely designed and well thought out. I like that there is a color system separate from the rank and suit system. I have the red ones.

fun marked cards, the box makes them look like bicycle brand cards but the backs are noticeably not. They're easy to read once you've learned and practiced reading them quickly, it'll only take an hour or so to be decent enough to present. A fun thing I've been using them for is to do a Si Stebbins stack and using the marking as a safe guard if the participant doesn't want the deck in you're hands.

This deck handles very well, even though it is slightly thicker than most of the decks I have. The faces are standard, and I have the blue deck which has Follow Your Dreams on the back. I won't bother explaining the marking system since you get that information elsewhere, but in addition to the number and suit markings, it also tells you whether the card is black or red. That is a nice touch. It comes with duplicate jokers, a duplicate queen of hearts (with a reveal on it), and a double backer. Always a plus. I found the markings to be easy to read, although I do need my glasses. As I mentioned in other reviews of marked decks, I only use them as a backup like when a force doesn't go as planned. I haven't used these cards in front of anyone yet, but I don't think that the back design would arouse suspicion.

Fun and clever, nicely designed and well thought out. I like that there is a color system separate from the rank and suit system. I have the red ones.

fun marked cards, the box makes them look like bicycle brand cards but the backs are noticeably not. They're easy to read once you've learned and practiced reading them quickly, it'll only take an hour or so to be decent enough to present. A fun thing I've been using them for is to do a Si Stebbins stack and using the marking as a safe guard if the participant doesn't want the deck in you're hands.

This deck handles very well, even though it is slightly thicker than most of the decks I have. The faces are standard, and I have the blue deck which has Follow Your Dreams on the back. I won't bother explaining the marking system since you get that information elsewhere, but in addition to the number and suit markings, it also tells you whether the card is black or red. That is a nice touch. It comes with duplicate jokers, a duplicate queen of hearts (with a reveal on it), and a double backer. Always a plus. I found the markings to be easy to read, although I do need my glasses. As I mentioned in other reviews of marked decks, I only use them as a backup like when a force doesn't go as planned. I haven't used these cards in front of anyone yet, but I don't think that the back design would arouse suspicion.

Fun and clever, nicely designed and well thought out. I like that there is a color system separate from the rank and suit system. I have the red ones.

fun marked cards, the box makes them look like bicycle brand cards but the backs are noticeably not. They're easy to read once you've learned and practiced reading them quickly, it'll only take an hour or so to be decent enough to present. A fun thing I've been using them for is to do a Si Stebbins stack and using the marking as a safe guard if the participant doesn't want the deck in you're hands.

This deck handles very well, even though it is slightly thicker than most of the decks I have. The faces are standard, and I have the blue deck which has Follow Your Dreams on the back. I won't bother explaining the marking system since you get that information elsewhere, but in addition to the number and suit markings, it also tells you whether the card is black or red. That is a nice touch. It comes with duplicate jokers, a duplicate queen of hearts (with a reveal on it), and a double backer. Always a plus. I found the markings to be easy to read, although I do need my glasses. As I mentioned in other reviews of marked decks, I only use them as a backup like when a force doesn't go as planned. I haven't used these cards in front of anyone yet, but I don't think that the back design would arouse suspicion.

Fun and clever, nicely designed and well thought out. I like that there is a color system separate from the rank and suit system. I have the red ones.

fun marked cards, the box makes them look like bicycle brand cards but the backs are noticeably not. They're easy to read once you've learned and practiced reading them quickly, it'll only take an hour or so to be decent enough to present. A fun thing I've been using them for is to do a Si Stebbins stack and using the marking as a safe guard if the participant doesn't want the deck in you're hands.

This deck handles very well, even though it is slightly thicker than most of the decks I have. The faces are standard, and I have the blue deck which has Follow Your Dreams on the back. I won't bother explaining the marking system since you get that information elsewhere, but in addition to the number and suit markings, it also tells you whether the card is black or red. That is a nice touch. It comes with duplicate jokers, a duplicate queen of hearts (with a reveal on it), and a double backer. Always a plus. I found the markings to be easy to read, although I do need my glasses. As I mentioned in other reviews of marked decks, I only use them as a backup like when a force doesn't go as planned. I haven't used these cards in front of anyone yet, but I don't think that the back design would arouse suspicion.

Fun and clever, nicely designed and well thought out. I like that there is a color system separate from the rank and suit system. I have the red ones.

fun marked cards, the box makes them look like bicycle brand cards but the backs are noticeably not. They're easy to read once you've learned and practiced reading them quickly, it'll only take an hour or so to be decent enough to present. A fun thing I've been using them for is to do a Si Stebbins stack and using the marking as a safe guard if the participant doesn't want the deck in you're hands.

This deck handles very well, even though it is slightly thicker than most of the decks I have. The faces are standard, and I have the blue deck which has Follow Your Dreams on the back. I won't bother explaining the marking system since you get that information elsewhere, but in addition to the number and suit markings, it also tells you whether the card is black or red. That is a nice touch. It comes with duplicate jokers, a duplicate queen of hearts (with a reveal on it), and a double backer. Always a plus. I found the markings to be easy to read, although I do need my glasses. As I mentioned in other reviews of marked decks, I only use them as a backup like when a force doesn't go as planned. I haven't used these cards in front of anyone yet, but I don't think that the back design would arouse suspicion.

Fun and clever, nicely designed and well thought out. I like that there is a color system separate from the rank and suit system. I have the red ones.

fun marked cards, the box makes them look like bicycle brand cards but the backs are noticeably not. They're easy to read once you've learned and practiced reading them quickly, it'll only take an hour or so to be decent enough to present. A fun thing I've been using them for is to do a Si Stebbins stack and using the marking as a safe guard if the participant doesn't want the deck in you're hands.