Arcane Tinmen ATM13201 Dragon Shield Sealable Inner Card Sleeves - Clear44 100 Count

The media could not be loaded. I bought these to use as inner sleeves for Magic: The Gathering cards and they did not disappoint! They offer full protection of cards and also fit inside my magnetic 35pt hard cases for even more protection. For those who complain about difficulty taking cards in and out of them, try practicing on lower value cards. Or try reading the instructions. And for others who complain that it’s not “full coverage” because of tiny gaps, if you are that worried then you probably wouldn’t be happy with anything less than a ziplock bag for “full coverage”

I love these things. They can be a little difficult to get cards in and out of, but once you get the hang of it it's not too bad. They're hardly noticeable with maybe a bit of added glare but you'll get that with any sleeve. They're also great for double sleeving as they add very little bulk to the card so it's easy to put it into pretty much any other sleeve after these have been applied. I swear by these now.

Fits great! This fits in the H Guard magnetic slabs to keep my card from moving around.

Fits my pokemon cards nice and snug!!!

I've used these for 2 years now for pokemon cards and they work great. If you have really old Wizards otC Pokemon cards that are slightly larger it is extremely snug and you may damage the edges forcing them into this but for current generation they are perfect. They fit nicely into binder sheets, much better than "penny sleeves" which are kind of forced to wrinkle when put into a binder.However speaking of wrinkles if these are put into an UltraPro Onetouch case they have a tendency to wrinkle on the frontbecause the containment area of those cases is measured for the card not the card plus a sleeve. It doesn't damage the card or anything but if you're displaying a holographic card and angling it trying to get the best appearance the light will catch the wrinkle and ruin the display. For this reason I now use these for binder stored cards and must purchase the perfectfit sideload sleeves for my displaycase cards. Those are thicker to avoid seamsplitting which dulls the presentation of holographic cards so it's really disappointing these have that wrinkle issue.

These sleeves are great. Good protection for cards that would be double-sleeved or placed in a slab-type case.

These are my favorite sleeves for MTG cards. They fit perfectly, deal easily, and provide complete protection, especially when combined with an outer sleeves.

These are almost certainly the best possible sleeves to protect cards that you need to play with. They have four-sided protection so they prevent the card from being damaged almost 100% effectively, once they're in the sleeve that is. Getting each card into a sleeve is a lot of work and it's easy to mess it up and accidentally ruin a sleeve here and there. You're gonna need steady hands and honestly practice with it. I don't recommend these for any cards that you aren't playing in decks. In that case, penny sleeves are always the way to go. Also, don't forget that if you need to take the card out of the sleeve for any reason, that's difficult too, and is normally unusable after removal. One-time use until you get really good at it.