Bicycle Playing Cards, 2 Pack, Jumbo Index (Red & Blue)

Needed cards with larger numbers and suits for players who no longer can see to play with standard cards. The Jumbo cards work out great because they are so much easier to read and see the detail as to suits, etc. Bicycle Playing Cards have a good reputation. They are easy to use, easy to shuffle and deal.

A new deck of cards is always appreciated—and this one is especially useful. The large print makes it easy to see your hand at a glance, which is especially helpful for kids, grandparents, or anyone who doesn't want to squint at tiny numbers. The cards are smooth, easy to shuffle, and feel durable enough to hold up over time. I also like that they include a QR code with rules for a variety of card games. It's a simple way to learn something new or teach the next generation—whether it's Go Fish, Rummy, or Poker. Card games aren't just fun—they quietly teach important life skills like taking turns, thinking ahead, and learning how to win and lose graciously. A simple purchase that brings people together—and that's always worth it.

I love this product because the cards are so large and all my ladies are up close to 80 and we have no problem looking at these cards and knowing what we're doing cards are great in fact my friend went to Walmart and bought her a deck of cards just like the ones we have that we played poker in love you Walmart

Bicycle cards are good cards, shuffle and deal well, has jumbo lettering, and lasts a long time until some player stains or marks them. As a replacement for marks or stains, they are a good choice. Good luck!

Regular size cards, only the numbers and suits are large print. Easy on the eyes for low vision users, but not super-big cards themselves, in case you were wondering.

I've bought several decks of these cards,. I keep some on hand for gift giving. One simple deck can be used for so many different card games for most ages ( Children to Seniors ), one player to four or more at a time. Kid games to Adults. Remember ....." Go Fish"... "Old Maid"..... "Crazy 8"... " Memory"..... " War"..... " Poker "..... " Spades " ..... " Hearts"..... and don't forget ... "Solitary " . There may be more , I'm not sure , but these are the ones I remember . They All Help to Work the Brain,. Spend Quality Time with Love Ones, Low Cost ( for now anyways ), Compact, take Anywhere Anytime and Doesn't Require Electricity or Batteries. A. Simple Inexpensive Thoughtful gift for Male or Female, Young or Old, Single or Family...... I always add a Snack and a Beverage. Anyways .....I just wanted to help people remember some Simple Times. Have Fun and Hugs to All. !!!!

Mom has advancing macular degeneration but still plays cards. She can barely tell colors or suits and we had to go to “large print” sets. They are NOT all equal! Found a set of four elsewhere and symbols are big but corner numbers were small. Found another set of name brand “Jumbo” with larger corner numbers but they were in regular type, not bold! We play a game where each person needs their own differentiated deck, so these are perfect! Mom can see her cards clearly and also those her competitor plays.

I bought these cards to play hand and foot because I was told they were a better quality than many of the other playing cards out there. Upon opening all eight packs, the second one had a damaged wild card. Very disappointed in this!

My item was left at the wrong apartment. It was left at 1901, which is on the east side of the building, and I am 1904, which is on the north side.. There was only a M Henry on the package and no address at all. Had to explain to the person at 1901 who I was and that I was not a prowler. I have more items arriving and do not wish to be searching all over for my stuff.

I was hoping these Jumbo Index Bicycle Playing Cards would be great for our family games, but unfortunately, they didn't hold up well. The cards started showing signs of wear after just a few uses and are not as durable as expected. While having two different colors in the pack seemed helpful at first, it actually makes it easy for other players to tell what type of card is left during some games, which takes away from the fun. Overall, these cards are easy to read but not suited for frequent or competitive play.