BicycleLarge Print Bridge Size Playing Cards - Easy-to-Read Deck for Seniors - Red or Blue

I recently bought these cards for my great grandfathers Christmas gift. He will be 93 this year. He absolutely loves playing cards, and games that constantly use your mind. While his vision is deteriorating I figure these cards would be perfect due to the larger letters. He did have a little trouble with seeing the "Q" and I did as well. Overall, they worked great especially for his vision. I would purchase again!

My 81-year-old mother-in-law has trouble with her vision and used to love playing cards. I got these for her, and they’ve been perfect—the large print is easy for her to see, and now she’s back to enjoying her favorite games!

What a game changer. For someone losing their eyesight these cards sure do help. My dad was having a hard time enjoying playing cards games because the numbers were just hard to see. We play hands and doot and there's a lot of cards moving around. Dad is in 7th heaven. Card print is about 3 times larger than regular playing cards. They are durable and so much easier to read. Almost better all the way around, going and old, seeing and hard of seeing. Taken these to his asidted living community too and have gotten him to play with new friends. Definitely suggest these large print cards.

I ordered the Bicycle Large Print Playing Cards and the Bicycle E-Z-SEE LoVision playing cards. The LoVision green and blue coloring is confusing and has too many and smaller graphics on the card face. The Bicycle Large Print cards have a single large number and single large suit symbol on each end of the card. My mother immediately said the Large Print was the easier card to see and commented that the LoVision card had too many symbols on the face and that they were smaller.The downside is the cards are very slick. I wiped both sides with a damp cloth and that seemed to help some, but even after doing that twice, letting them dry out in between, they are still pretty slick. For an elderly person with diminished flexibility and control of their hands this will be an issue.Price was the best I found at around $5 a deck.

My mom has macular degeneration and these cards allow her to still play card games.I don’t know why the Bicycle brand labeled these “Large” instead of “Jumbo”. A friend of ours ordered the Jumbo and the print is smaller and busier.The print on the Large of both the numbers and suit symbol are bigger than the Jumbo.The Large are easier to see for her as they don’t have pictures of the Jacks, Queens and Kings, it just has a large J, Q, and K which makes it easier as it cleans up what she has to decipher what to focus her eyes on with less “noise” to filter through.Summary: the numbers and suit symbols are much larger on the cards labeled “Large” than on the “Jumbo” cards.

Easy to read but slippery.

It really is nice playing blackjack with these big letter and number cards, However they are obviously smaller than a normal average deck of playing cards which really sucks because you can't use a card shoe to deal, and keeps jamming in the card shuffler, almost a good product, But the size unfortunately is a deal breaker especially at the ridiculous price point they ask for a single deck of cards, It's almost as if they are taking advantage of the blind verses normal playing cards, or even the larger print one's..it's kinda sad

Great for impaired sight