500 Counts Red Card Sleeves, Matte Sleeve Deck Card Protectors, Trading Card Sleeves Fit for MTG, TCG and Sports Cards (Matte Red)

Sensación practicamente idénticas a las ultrapro, y a un precio increíble las use para mi juego de cartas de pathfinder, pues por rollos de producción la parte trasera cambia su tonalidad de color en algunas expansiones que compre posteriormente, esto lo resuelve y súper protege las cartas sin gastar tanto.

I got this to sleeve my Magic cube, and so far these sleeves have been pretty good. Especially for the price, only slightly more expensive than penny sleeves from my LGS, these are certainly 'good enough' by my standards. They're no dragon shields, but they shuffle well and they don't feel bad at all. They're a little glossy for my tastes but definitely usable. Some of the cards don't fit the greatest in the sleeves, but so far that hasn't been an issue. I haven't played much with them yet, and I'll update this review if they turn out to have bad durability, but so far I'm pleasantly surprised with these.

I bought these sleeves thinking they would uat be some cheepo product that likely would tear and break. To my surprise, this is not the case, I won't try to compare these to things like ultra pro or dragon shield or katana because I feel this wouldn't be fair.The sleeves themselves are okay, they are decent enough for protecting a card and putting it in a binder. The issues I have is that the sleeve is a bit too short, the top of the sleeve nearly meets the top of the card, so these won't be a good idea for high end collections as the tops of cards aren't protected enough. I tried using inner sleeves but the fit was a bit too tight.As for being able to play with these, if it's a casual environment you might be able to use them but they are a bit too transparent on the back. The black sleeves might work better but I haven't purchased though to check.If you are like me and like to sleeve your tokens (I purchased this product for just that for mtg) and you have tons of tokens decks like I do then this is a great and inexpensive way to protect your tokens.Overall I give this a 4.5/5 it just depends on your intentions and needs for the sleeves.I hope this was helpful.

The size is true to form for Magic the Gathering cards. I appreciate how many sleeves you get for the price, but there are some issues that I'll describe below.They are pretty thick (and I'm not talking about protection), and if I wasn't using them for a cube (where you make a 40-card deck), I think it might be more problematic. The backs of the cards are kind of transparent as well, so the back of the cards are visible, even in low light. Lastly, if you are putting the cards away or misshuffle, you might slip the cards into other sleeves and you can easily rip or split the sleeves.

They say you get what you pay for - with these you get a bit more than you pay for, but not a lot more.When buying in bulk they work out to about 3 dollars for a set of 100. High quality sleeves typically run 10-15 dollars per hundred.These sleeves are okay. They (at least the red ones) are not 100% opaque which if you’re using dual face cards could be a problem. They do break - during a game night I often have to replace 1-2 sleeves, but sometimes they all survive. Ultimately - I don’t regret my purchase. I used these for my cube (a sleeved set of 1000+ cards that would have cost well over a hundred dollars to sleeve with top quality sleeves). I use them for my casual sets - especially things I want to leave sleeved but that might sit on the shelf for awhile. But because they break I have started buying nicer sleeves for any decks I play heavily because these sleeves don’t shuffle as smoothly and have durability issues. When you consider they’re 1/3 to 1/5 the price - I have no complaints, but just be aware there is a quality difference, and if you’re going to use them heavily it may be worth ponying up for some dragon shields, but if you want a ton of okay sleeves cheap this is absolutely the product for you.