Exqline Curved Wooden Playing Card Holder Tray Rack Organizer Set of 2 Solid Card Holder for Kids Seniors - 13.8 x 1.9 x 2.4 Inch for Bridge Canasta Strategy Card Playing

With 3 levels, you'll be able to stock plenty of cards during those games where you accumulate a lot of cards. There is a curve on the inside, so the cards aren't visible to the A friend of mine struggles to play cards because of a damaged hand, so I purchased this product for her. Despite the fact that she was embarrassed by how slowly she played, she would still try to play. It was just as difficult for her to arrange the cards in her hand. This holder has helped her "get back in the game. ".

Sloan Good

| Dec 01, 2020

There were a few areas in which the slits weren't ground evenly, and some of the cards would not fit in them, so instead I gave this a 4. I was able to help my husband with this There is a lot of room inside this curved wallet. It is great for holding lots of I am very happy with my.

Nyla Friedman

| May 06, 2021

You won't have to worry about the base scratching your table since it's made of felt. There is less chance that other players will see your cards, and the stand does not tip over as easily as a fan. We have used some plastic ones that are shaped like this. It only got four stars instead of five only because the word "Exqline" is in such large letters across the face of the box that is This is something I missed the first time I ordered it, but I noticed it today when I went to check the description and are able to see it in one of the photos. We're not trying to advertise for them, so why would they think that? The best thing is to leave them blank or to stamp them with spades, diamonds, clubs, It doesn't seem like there is much finishing on it Felt like raw wood when I touched it. Perhaps I should refinish the name to see if I can irradiate it. I cannot rant enough about this card holder it is the best I have ever used.

Rosalia McGuire

| Jan 05, 2021

It was my idea to purchase these for neighbors (in their sixties) who are new to playing cards. In their hands, the cards were not easy to hold. have also observed that they work well for grandkids and elderly individuals suffering from I love that this invention allows folks to keep all their cards together.

Tatum Short

| Jul 02, 2021

I am extremely satisfied with the quality of this product. There is plenty of space to separate your hands into separate A stable condition We are not going to fall.

Esmeralda Lowe

| Jun 21, 2021

It's not a good idea to stack them in the wrong way because they are fragile. I am removing them because they are fragile. Another problem is that the cards tend to lean forward for some reason, which could be easily fixed by adding something to the bottom and tilting the holder back a little. However, this should be the default setting. Overall, I love these things, I ordered 8 of them a good while ago, and I am using them now for a few months. But the holding slot could be angled a little so the cards don't flop forward. The same set was sent to my parents.

Alena Tanner

| Feb 18, 2021

These were a little bigger than I was expecting, but they are very nice and I still like them. They were purchased for me to play card games with my five-year-old granddaughter who couldn't hold the cards by Other holders are typically plastic, as I read reviews on them. The earlier bases may have worked, but the new ones allow you to play with a much wider range of cards with little hand dexterity needed since they have wide bases, are surprisingly heavy, and don't appear to topple Alternatively, if you only need a little help holding cards, are looking for something that will take up less space, or would prefer to spend less than that, there are cheaper products that you can consider. This card holder appears to be extremely durable and will probably last several The trays do not feel or look cheap, and they are attractive except for the annoyingly large logo on the back of each one.

Kira Middleton

| Sep 12, 2020

In other words, the curve is just noticeable enough to ensure that I am able to peer into others' decks from the table, yet not so pronounced that others can see I was unsure whether the three levels were necessary but it's perfect! We play a lot of Hand & Foot and it's perfect! This game gives me the flexibility to group cards in different ways and depending on the situation - while still giving me the simplicity of foot. It might make sense to break up the process into three levels one for the runs I'm working on, another for sets, and a third for wild cards and consequences. Because everything is arranged so efficiently, I am able to quickly decide, draw, and discard because everything is in its proper.

Cadence Manning

| May 01, 2021