What's the difference between the sizes with and without the word deck?
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Seals with out a deck are larger ..... Decks are removable on some kayaks and you usually can't use a Seals skirt with a deck. .... The wilderness system "Pungo" comes with a deck and the skirt is a size 7 (with out the deck installed. ... In my experience there is no way to use the skirt of any size with that particulR deck
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A spray deck is a loose fitting skirt only intended to give sun and light water spray protection, a skirt is intended to keep water out of your cockpit from rolling and broaching waves. The size of each are the same, which is based on the size of the cockpit opening
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I have 3 Old Town Otters. The Seals 2.5 fit great. I contacted Seals directly to find out the correct size. Nice product
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7.625 or 7.5 is the width of the "deck".source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skateboard -- Modern decks vary in size, but most are 7 to 10.5 inches (17.78 to 26.67 centimeters) wide. Wider decks can be used for greater stability when transition or ramp skating. Skateboard decks are usually between 28 and 33 inches (71.12 and 83.82 centimetres) long.
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They are larger than a regular deck of cards. I would say 3 inches by 4 inches.
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None. You have to purchase your own but a card is not typically expensive and you can select the size of card you want.
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The only differences I know of are color and material. Size is not an issue to my knowledge.
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No larger than a standard deck of cards. I shuffle two complete decks with no problem.
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No the cards are small, however we adults ( with large hands) have had little trouble playing the game! Since there are a lot of cards, big ones might mean the need for a bigger playing surface. We play on a card table.
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Slightly smaller than a business card. Because they are small and there are so many cards, they are hard to shuffle. That is the only negative for the American version
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I don't believe there is a difference (at least not that I know of ). I think it is just a mistake of some sort on the size indication bar. Sorry if this didn't help.
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Bridge size is the standard playing card size. Poker siE is bigger and the standard size for cards used for gambling purposes.
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The cards are a slightly different dimension because the game is German made and the card size is a different standard. Any sleeves that you use for other German made games would work. The card sizes are 91mm x 59mm which roughly translates to 3.6in x 2.35in. There are U.S. card sleeves that have a standard size of 2-5/8in x 3-5/8in that would be a little large but contain the cards. My only other recommendation to keep in mind is that some cards have marked backs (e.g. Stash) so if you go with an opaque backing you may need to get a few that are different when you start playing with the marked cards. The cards are a slightly different dimension because the game is German made and the card size is a different standard. Any sleeves that you use for other German made games would work. The card sizes are 91mm x 59mm which roughly translates to 3.6in x 2.35in. There are U.S. card sleeves that have a standard size of 2-5/8in x 3-5/8in that would be a little large but contain the cards. My only other recommendation to keep in mind is that some cards have marked backs (e.g. Stash) so if you go with an opaque backing you may need to get a few that are different when you start playing with the... » Read More The cards are a slightly different dimension because the game is German made and the card size is a different standard. Any sleeves that you use for other German made games would work. The card sizes are 91mm x 59mm which roughly translates to 3.6in x 2.35in. There are U.S. card sleeves that have a standard size of 2-5/8in x 3-5/8in that would be a little large but contain the cards. My only other recommendation to keep in mind is that some cards have marked backs (e.g. Stash) so if you go with an opaque backing you may need to get a few that are different when you start playing with the marked cards. « Show Less
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as far as I know they are standard playing card size. don't know what bridge size is.....
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Hello, Thank you for your interest! This board is 31.5 inches long. For our blank decks: 8.1 inch board is 31.63 8.25 & 8.5 are 31.75 and an 8.8 is 32.5 Please, let us know if you need anything else! Thanks, Customer Service
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The other answers are correct. These cards measure 6.75" x 6.5", with 0.5" windows. Charlie's Little Company also sells a Jumbo Version for those who have trouble reading the standard cards. Please search Amazon for ASIN: B008ITBQ6W
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This is a beautiful deck for begginers your going to have to buy the grip tape separate but all in all good board deck to start with it is concave and it measures 44in tall and 10in wide I built my board with separate pieces and it turned out great I got reverse king pin trucks and punked speed cruiser wheels with abec 9 bearings, the grip tape is diamond tape all together is a master piece well hope this helps at least a little bit.
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Jumbo is the size of the print. Sandard size are Bridge size, Poker size are 1/4 inch wider, they won't fit in your shuffle machine. I play canasta and use either size but the Poker size don't fit in the thing I use to put the cards, sorry I don't know the name in english, in spanish is called "pozo"
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They are W: 2.5 inches and L: 3.5 inches which makes them slightly larger than an ordinary deck. They are, however, of high quality and quite durable. Some of the picture cards on larger decks are overwhelming which makes them difficult to use, but this is not the case here. We use them for bridge at a retirement center 2-3 times a week, and residents here prefer these cards over the others in our cache.