Ultimate Guard 200 Card Twin Flip N Tray Xenoskin Deck Case, Grey
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sleeving. I was excited to receive this product after seeing a review of it on the Tolarian Community College YouTube channel. I waited a few weeks to write a review because I wanted to see if my initial impressions would change or if it would better suit my needs after it had been "worn in. " I have a few observations, but keep in mind that this could be specific to my product. br>br>Observationsbr>1. The level of excellence is exceptional - It has a high quality feel to it and meets all of your expectations in this area. This product has a fantastic aesthetic appeal. br>2. Individual card departments are a TINY bit too close together. It is currently home to two double-decker buses. MTG commander decks with sleeves, and they're crammed in tight. In comparison to the Ultra Pro Satin Deck towers that I usually use, this one is almost too tight for comfort.
3. It is true that the sleeves you wear make a difference. My KMC hyper mattes-sleeved deck is a good fit (though snug). The sleeves for the Dragon Shield, on the other hand, aren't. You must make a double-click on the double-click on the double-click on the double Dragon Shield cards that have been sleeved to the point where they may be damaged - It is not advised. br>br>My suggestion to the manufacturer is to slightly increase the size. It's on the verge of becoming both a beautiful and functional product.
The magnets are extremely powerful. Much better than the two boxes I replaced (shown in the photos), which had weak magnets. escaped from my backpack on a regular basis: (This ultimate guard deck box, on the other hand, is truly exceptional! So durable and small. The two deck trays hold my single-sleeved EDH decks with plenty of room for their tokens, and the two deck trays are surprisingly versatile. & The middle tray can hold a lot of dice or it can be removed. If you have double-sleeved EDH decks, this is where you should keep your tokens. That made me very happy, and one of the medium-sized clear plastic containers even fit in that middle section! It's fantastic! Needless to say, if you're considering purchasing this item, I strongly advise you to do so! 10/10.
For the time being, my boyfriend has been relying on small plastic boxes to serve as a sturdy deck box for FNM. Since I've been buying him cards for every holiday, this was a belated birthday present for him, and I'm very pleased with the purchase. It arrived quickly, in excellent condition, and in just the right size for his decks. He was able to store a large number of dice in the small drawer, as well as his sleeved playing cards. I'm not sure if a full-fledged double-decker bus is feasible. It's possible that a sleeved deck would work, but he's not going to double-deck it. Regardless, he should sleeve his cards. Great box, beautiful color, sturdy construction, and powerful magnets. It was a little pricey, but I'm hoping it'll last long enough that I won't need to buy another one anytime soon.
However, the color that I received was incorrect. I ordered Grey and received black, which isn't such a big deal. In any case, they're fantastic. I'm on my second one now, and knowing that my commander decks are safe gives me a sense of security. All of my cards are Dragon Shields, which fit nicely into the small deck boxes. With the exception of a few double-sleeved cards, only single sleeves will work. The box is too small to fit a full 100 double sleeve. br>I wish they sold a three- or four-deck holder, but all I could find was a 500-foot tray box with no individual dividers or holders.
I ordered this by mistake, thinking it was a different deckbox, and only realized it after it had shipped, so I ordered both to compare. The deck's inner containers are narrow and sit sideways, making it difficult to remove the cards. It's $10 cheaper than the deckbox I was planning to order (gamegenic watchtower), and it has a few advantages, including a slightly smaller overall size due to the design (though the flaps are stitched on one side, so while you'll never lose them, they can easily get in the way if left open), and easy access to the decks. If you need a double deck box, this is a good budget option, but if you have $10 to spare, get the Gamegenic watchtower.
This box is a work of art in and of itself. It's fantastic that it can hold two fully double-sleeved commander decks, as well as dice, counters, and a variety of other accessories. This box will safeguard your assets, feels great when slammed down on a table, and gives you a sense of power. br>br>A few quick points: br>br>For players of Commander/EDH: Are there multiple commander decks in your collection? You are the recipient of this box. Yes, it's more expensive than some of the other options, but if you're a commander player, your deck has most likely cost you between $500 and $1,000. Why store it in a flimsy plastic box that will spill your cards if you turn it upside down? Even just having the ability to hold two double-sleeved commander decks with dice is worth the price of admission. This box should be purchased. If you only have one commander deck, the single flip'n'tray (100) provides the same level of protection while having a smaller card capacity. br>br>Standard/Modern/Legacy players: br>br>Standard/Modern/Legacy players: br>br>Legacy players This is most likely not the right box for you. Check out the single Flip'n'tray 80, which has a separate compartment for dice and will fit your double-sleeved constructed deck and sideboard securely.
Each box has enough room to fit your entire commander deck with sleeves, plus a little extra room for tokens. The deck box Shelf is also fantastic, and can be used to store extra cards if you don't need dice; it's actually deep enough to hold about 10 sleeveless cards and dice.
I really like the design and simplicity of this flip deck box, but there were a few things that threw me off. The texture and magnets all have a high-end feel to them, but I did notice that the sliding tray that holds the cards is very tight horizontally. br>Dragon shield sleeves would only fit if they were wide enough. So I ended up replacing the nice leatherette trays with the cardboard ones from the fat packs just to make sure my cards weren't bent in any way. br>However, I did notice that the Ultimate Gaurd 100 soft shell deck box fit perfectly into both slots, which is fantastic.
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