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Honestly, I'll take any excuse to mess around with my new camera! https://www.instagram.com/p/BaAk-IvDsu4/

I might try to purchase the Blue version for review when I have more spare funds, but at present I don't really have plans to buy the blue version since I'm by no means a fan of it.

In this video I review the Memento Mori deck of playing cards by Chris Ramsey with Murphy's Magic. No detail has been ignored, and everything from the appearance of the cards to how the deck handles has been covered.

In this video I review the Murphy's Magic Signature NOC deck of playing cards and cover all the finer details about how the deck looks to how it handles to my personal thoughts on the quality and marking system.

In this video, I review the Drifters Playing Cards by Dan & Dave at Art of Play. Everything from how this deck looks to how the deck handles has been covered, so if you're looking to learn about this new deck, find the answers in this video!

Well I'm worse out than you it seems. The closest Barnes and Noble to me is about 3.5 hours away. However, earlier this year I had the privilege of going on two different trips far from home. Each time I was near a Barnes and Noble or game shop. Needless to say, I spent more on cards than I...

Thank you! It was also lots of fun to film and edit, especially considering I got extremely lucky to be able to film on/around a narrow gauge steam locomotive.

Still though, for being a Barnes and Noble exclusive, the secret was kept for over a month. All things considered, I find it strange that no real marketing has been done to drive traffic to the sales of these decks, especially considering that Theory 11 has a devoted fan base.

Thanks for the advice! The effect at the end was achieved by putting the card on a rotating device (built of LEGO) and then stop motion photography was used. Sadly I did bump one of the tuck cases slightly, so there is a slight noticeable imperfection.

Are these Theory 11 playing cards meant to be a secret? Have I already seen too much? Regardless, of the answers to those questions, in this video, I uncover two versions of a Theory 11 deck that you might not have known existed.

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In this video I review the Purple LTD Playing Cards by Ellusionist and Peter McKinnon. All the details about this deck from its appearance to the way the deck handles have been covered, along with my personal thoughts about who this deck is ideal for.

Events like this always remind me how many decks of cards I have (and still don't have). Happy 10th T11! https://www.instagram.com/p/BYmi10ZhX1m/

In this video, I break down all of the finer details about the Bicycle Titanium Rider Back playing cards by Theory 11. Nothing from the way the deck looks to how it handles has been ignored, and I also point out the key differences that separates this deck from a typical Bicycle Rider Back deck.

In this video I review the Archangels deck of playing cards by Theory 11. All the details about this deck have been examined from the way the playing cards look to how the deck handles.

This go around, I'll only be posting one entry, so here it is, and good luck to everyone involved! https://www.instagram.com/p/BYCRpmXBcjQ/

In this video, I review the Bicycle Pluma deck of playing cards and cover everything from the deck's appearance to the way the deck handles. Furthermore, I also cover a subtle secret this deck has that you may not know about.

In this video, I cover all of the fine details of the Bicycle Eco Edition playing cards by the USPCC from the way the deck looks to the way it handles.

The Red Bicycle Rider Back deck is a Gold Label Rider Back (preferable to magicians who prefer traditionally cut decks to modern cut ones) and is definitely real. The second rider back deck also should be real as it's just a standard Blue Rider Back Deck (as best as I can tell there's nothing...

I advise that system as I've discovered that it works the best to improve the life of a deck, especially after a day of vigorous practice. My best advice for you with the limits is the same as Maaz; if you really like the Theory 11 decks and money is short, get a brick of Bicycle cards (or even...