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[QUOTE="aliengenius, post: 642129, member: 11924"] A good deck of Kems is the very top of the pile. However, they seem to have the most inconsistency in their production, with defects, brittle/breaks, streaks on the card, warping in the deck being more common by far than any other brand. But like I said, if you get a good one, they are like butter to shuffle, and ink/print is the sharpest and most aesthetically pleasing of any brand. As far a copag being "slick" I would say, no. In fact they may be one of the less slick brands out there. I am fairly certain that the people who have this complaint are simply coming from "regular" cards and are new to good plastic cards (which are, as a whole, slicker than normal cards). But as far as comparing plastic cards, copag are fine. Like I said, the Stud King are highly recommended, and would be even at twice the price. [/QUOTE]
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