Dare Iced coffee Deck of playing cards

[Joshua Robinson]

I stopped at a town called Goulburn here in australia and bought 2 Dare iced coffees and the lady hands me a deck of cards from Dare iced coffee, then she showed me the sign saying buy 2 and get a deck free.

I post pictures of it soon, i have work first

[MrLukeCarroll]

Hmm if they look any good might have to go pick some of these up, though in Australia cards that usually come free are not the best quality (At least the coca-cola ones are horrible, lucky I got a brick for free from work )

[Joshua Robinson]

really? can you send me a couple? and have you got that sale list for me yet?

[moonexe]

Five, if he says they're horrible, I would assume they're not the same USPC coca-cola card you've seen me use.
Are the pictures coming now? I'm curious to see what this deck looks like.

[Joshua Robinson]

ive taken the photos will be up in a moment

[Lushbob]

How do they handle?

[Don Boyer]

From what I can see in the photos, they look practically generic on the faces, though they did use a rather bright shade of red.  Smooth or air-cushion?  Decent stock?  What about other handling characteristics?

[Joshua Robinson]

Plastic coating, cheap deck, BUT it handles really well, ive used it for about 4-5 days now and still fans pretty well, stiff stock but very flexible

[Don Boyer]

Interesting.  But unless you were advertising Dare coffee products, it would look pretty, er, unattractive, compared to something like an Artifice or a Gold Arcane.  It goes to show you that just because a deck is a cheap giveaway, that doesn't automatically mean it's cheaply made.  I had a deck for some men's body spray/deordorant/shampoo line that was USPC-made and actually held up well under decent use.  It was at least the same quality as a pack of Bikes.  Can't remember the name of the product for the life of me; I don't even think it's still on the market.  Too much competition from AXE and TAG...