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Well the thumb cut works like a charm now but I have run into another problem...I'm working on the revolution cut and I can get the packet to rotate but all through the move I keep having trouble keeping the rest of the deck from sliding all over the place. I have tried changing my grip but its...

Exactly. Its about what we want as individuals. I don't want an Iphone so I don't buy one, and I don't complain about the prices of them either. There will always be someone complaining about something. I do not represent Theory11 and I'm not a PR guy. I'm just gonna take my stance and stick...

The bottom line is if you want them for whatever the reason then you want them. If you dont want to pay the price then don't. If you don't want them then reading this entire thread is pointless for the most part, and if you are willing to pay the price for the cards (again for whatever reason)...

and for me it would cost $7.22 like it has been said before if you dont want to buy the cards no one is forcing you to

In my opinion you have to take into consideration the man hours put into the design, from rough sketches to the inks to the layers on the embossing to the stock of the paper. I have handled a few different decks myself from Bikes to Tally-Ho's to Rebels and I can say the stock is different and...

It was a little hard to see all the details but it looks good.

Oh yeah I'm working on Genesis between shifts at work and these things are going pure torture but they still feel great. The only thing I cant bring myself to do is the one handed shuffle...it bows them and then from what i have seen I cant get them to bow back. Hopefully gonna get some more...

Andrei, I gotta give it up to you man. As I am new to cardistry I started with a bunch of Youtube tutorials and they were really hard to keep up with or too advanced at the time so for a while it was like I was spinning my wheels but my fiancee and I got Genesis Version 1 and wow. We have a...

I got my 1st deck of rebels last week as a late birthday present from my brother. I have been testing them out after breaking them in and I have something to say. These cards feel amazing! First however I will start with the beginning, the box...Simply put the box is amazing. The foil on the...

I looked at the link for the buffing and see the advantages of it but it still doesnt seem to take the place of breaking in the deck. it doesn't change the flexibility of the cards any just smooths out the edges

From what I have understood they are working on a lot of new things and they are taking their time because they dont want to show up half way ready. As for how soon I dont know for sure but it may be some time.

unfortunately I missed out on both so I'm really hoping we will see V2

Do you think we will see another version of the centurions? and if so when?

So I hear :D yet the biggest problem seems to be the fluidity of the moves. Like the Sybil or the Spider

That is what I have noticed. It seems people are more impressed with a slower fluid flourish than a rapid flourish where things don't flow so well

Could have been a bit slower but for your 1st tutorial its not too bad. As for the flourish, I'm very new but have seen some amazing moves and I can see using this as an outline and expanding it so it was a little more.

Thank you very much! I love this art but it can be intimidating to me at times. I see all these things people can do and look at what little I can and think...wow can I really do that?

Thanks guys! I just got my 1st deck of Tallys and I'm still trying to get over the "If i use them they will get messed up" mindset.

As I am new to card florishing I am looking for opinions on how to best "break in" a new deck. Please post and lets share the knowledge

Seems legit but they wouldn't know what a packet was