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Technique v2 Playing Cards USPCC

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Technique v2 Playing Cards USPCC

$11.99 USD
 per 

Technique Playing Cards is a tool that will help you create and expand your skills in the amazing art of cardistry. The second edition is here with an all-new color scheme and now includes the color system on the face of the cards! 

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Technique Playing Cards is the FIRST and ONLY deck of cards designed specifically to help you create cardistry instantly. 

"Technique Playing Cards helps push your creative side and force you into new spaces, accelerating your learning and understanding of cardistry tenfold!" 
- Sean O. 

"I've never been able to create a single flourish in my life... but with these cards I think I finally have a chance." 
- Blake Vogt 

"It's a rainbow towards imagination. It can change the way we think." 
- Shivraj Morzaria 

"Create flourishes in seconds! Expand your mind with forced grips that boost your arsenal." 
- CJ Ocampo 

"Technique is going to change how we learn and develop new cardistry moves." 
- Edgar "World Champ" 

"Chris is onto something. Love this." 
- Zach Mueller 

"What I think is so great about Technique is how simple and easy it is to create new moves by exploring unknown possibilities. The design seamlessly adapts to the fundamentals of cardistry while simultaneously offering infinite new directions for cardists to explore. It's like (Technique) has unlocked a Pandora's Box of new moves and I can't wait to see what comes from it." 
- David Buck 

It has been two years in the making and it has gone through multiple design iterations to get it just right. The deck consists of 5 back designs with a rotating border of color. Each color is parallel to its mate. The location of these colors is based on the most common edge grips used in cardistry. Since each back is a one way design, if you rotate it 180 degrees, you get another back design! 10 in total! 

The basic use of Technique Playing Cards is to pick one (or more) of the five colors on the back and that is your contact point. Each time you break off a new packet, you reveal a new back design and also a new location for your chosen color! This forces you to contact only that color and ends up putting you into random, new positions and creating new movements every time you break off a new packet! 

The faces have been colorized with vibrant pinks, blues, golds, and grays: with the traditional reds being pink and the blacks being a light gray, giving depth and amazing visual appeal when flourishing. 

Technique Playing Cards can be used for more than just random creation- it also gets you through those mental creative blocks when trying to find a closer or opener for that flourish you have been stuck on for months. 

By limiting how you flourish with Technique Playing Cards, you will actually improve. Play with limiting the colors you use, the number of fingers that touch the cards, or start in the most impossible grips and see where Technique Playing Cards will take you!

2018 Release

Customer Reviews

Based on 3 reviews
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Michael
Great Cardistry Deck

The Technique v2 Playing Cards printed at USPCC is another great cardistry deck in this awesome series.

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samuel
Good deck for its' purpose

Like the first deck, it has the same rainbow back design (which is on the front as well) but the camel color isn't one that I like and looks a bit awkward with the rest of the deck. The tuck is also a minor complaint since it doesn't look as good as the first and is a bit plainer. If you want one deck from this series and don't care for aesthetics, get this one.

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J
Great looking, but something feels off

I love decks with unique color schemes on the faces, and these certainly deliver in that respect. The back designs are nice, and I like the rainbow borders on both sides. The feel however, seems off. They kind of have a bit of a resistance when trying to push off one or two cards. I also kind of expected a deck of this cost would include a double-backer, but I guess not. A little overpriced, imo.

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Based on 3 reviews
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Michael
Great Cardistry Deck

The Technique v2 Playing Cards printed at USPCC is another great cardistry deck in this awesome series.

s
samuel
Good deck for its' purpose

Like the first deck, it has the same rainbow back design (which is on the front as well) but the camel color isn't one that I like and looks a bit awkward with the rest of the deck. The tuck is also a minor complaint since it doesn't look as good as the first and is a bit plainer. If you want one deck from this series and don't care for aesthetics, get this one.

J
J
Great looking, but something feels off

I love decks with unique color schemes on the faces, and these certainly deliver in that respect. The back designs are nice, and I like the rainbow borders on both sides. The feel however, seems off. They kind of have a bit of a resistance when trying to push off one or two cards. I also kind of expected a deck of this cost would include a double-backer, but I guess not. A little overpriced, imo.

Customer Reviews

Based on 3 reviews
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M
Michael
Great Cardistry Deck

The Technique v2 Playing Cards printed at USPCC is another great cardistry deck in this awesome series.

s
samuel
Good deck for its' purpose

Like the first deck, it has the same rainbow back design (which is on the front as well) but the camel color isn't one that I like and looks a bit awkward with the rest of the deck. The tuck is also a minor complaint since it doesn't look as good as the first and is a bit plainer. If you want one deck from this series and don't care for aesthetics, get this one.

J
J
Great looking, but something feels off

I love decks with unique color schemes on the faces, and these certainly deliver in that respect. The back designs are nice, and I like the rainbow borders on both sides. The feel however, seems off. They kind of have a bit of a resistance when trying to push off one or two cards. I also kind of expected a deck of this cost would include a double-backer, but I guess not. A little overpriced, imo.

Customer Reviews

Based on 3 reviews
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M
Michael
Great Cardistry Deck

The Technique v2 Playing Cards printed at USPCC is another great cardistry deck in this awesome series.

s
samuel
Good deck for its' purpose

Like the first deck, it has the same rainbow back design (which is on the front as well) but the camel color isn't one that I like and looks a bit awkward with the rest of the deck. The tuck is also a minor complaint since it doesn't look as good as the first and is a bit plainer. If you want one deck from this series and don't care for aesthetics, get this one.

J
J
Great looking, but something feels off

I love decks with unique color schemes on the faces, and these certainly deliver in that respect. The back designs are nice, and I like the rainbow borders on both sides. The feel however, seems off. They kind of have a bit of a resistance when trying to push off one or two cards. I also kind of expected a deck of this cost would include a double-backer, but I guess not. A little overpriced, imo.

Customer Reviews

Based on 3 reviews
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M
Michael
Great Cardistry Deck

The Technique v2 Playing Cards printed at USPCC is another great cardistry deck in this awesome series.

s
samuel
Good deck for its' purpose

Like the first deck, it has the same rainbow back design (which is on the front as well) but the camel color isn't one that I like and looks a bit awkward with the rest of the deck. The tuck is also a minor complaint since it doesn't look as good as the first and is a bit plainer. If you want one deck from this series and don't care for aesthetics, get this one.

J
J
Great looking, but something feels off

I love decks with unique color schemes on the faces, and these certainly deliver in that respect. The back designs are nice, and I like the rainbow borders on both sides. The feel however, seems off. They kind of have a bit of a resistance when trying to push off one or two cards. I also kind of expected a deck of this cost would include a double-backer, but I guess not. A little overpriced, imo.

Customer Reviews

Based on 3 reviews
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M
Michael
Great Cardistry Deck

The Technique v2 Playing Cards printed at USPCC is another great cardistry deck in this awesome series.

s
samuel
Good deck for its' purpose

Like the first deck, it has the same rainbow back design (which is on the front as well) but the camel color isn't one that I like and looks a bit awkward with the rest of the deck. The tuck is also a minor complaint since it doesn't look as good as the first and is a bit plainer. If you want one deck from this series and don't care for aesthetics, get this one.

J
J
Great looking, but something feels off

I love decks with unique color schemes on the faces, and these certainly deliver in that respect. The back designs are nice, and I like the rainbow borders on both sides. The feel however, seems off. They kind of have a bit of a resistance when trying to push off one or two cards. I also kind of expected a deck of this cost would include a double-backer, but I guess not. A little overpriced, imo.

Customer Reviews

Based on 3 reviews
33%
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33%
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33%
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M
Michael
Great Cardistry Deck

The Technique v2 Playing Cards printed at USPCC is another great cardistry deck in this awesome series.

s
samuel
Good deck for its' purpose

Like the first deck, it has the same rainbow back design (which is on the front as well) but the camel color isn't one that I like and looks a bit awkward with the rest of the deck. The tuck is also a minor complaint since it doesn't look as good as the first and is a bit plainer. If you want one deck from this series and don't care for aesthetics, get this one.

J
J
Great looking, but something feels off

I love decks with unique color schemes on the faces, and these certainly deliver in that respect. The back designs are nice, and I like the rainbow borders on both sides. The feel however, seems off. They kind of have a bit of a resistance when trying to push off one or two cards. I also kind of expected a deck of this cost would include a double-backer, but I guess not. A little overpriced, imo.