Which is better - thick card stock or thin card stock?

[Thirdhit]

Thick as in E custom decks, thin as in the air-cushion finish.

 

[tomohamano]

I find thick cards to be hard to work with
I'm fine with regular bikes

 

[Teddy94]

Thick stock is easier to fan with, but I feel more comfortable with regular Bicycles.

 

[Dylan P.]

Well, if you give me a deck of cards that will hold together for ever but are thin, then I am in heaven. But thick cards are hard to work with so I personally like thins.

 

[EJ]

Well, if you give me a deck of cards that will hold together for ever but are thin, then I am in heaven. But thick cards are hard to work with so I personally like thins.

I agree. I too find thick cards hard to work with.

 

[JT11232]

Thick card spring very good. And E deck fan awsome.

 

[D ICE R]

Thin stock even Erdnase said so.

 

[XEN.2234]

I prefer the regular bikes myself
is that thin?
I've handled thiner cards and I cant stand them, so i'd say that I like the thick card stock better

 

[InfinitiM13]

Hmmm....It depends on what you do. I like cards that are a thinner stock when it comes to flourishing since the packets are smaller but there are just as many cards. If someone can find me a deck of cards like the Absolut Vodka decks that fans like a Centurion, I am in heaven.

 

[copperfield 14]

Well if your doing xcm then E decks are the best. If you do flourishing then thin stiff stock is the best. If magic then a thin soft deck like arrcos or bikes are the best.

 

[d34thg0d]

IMO, thin card stock works for everything.