TitanShieldInner Card Sleeve Protectors Double Sleeving 64x89mm fits MTG Magic Pokemon (400 Count) Clear

These are the best honestly. Prefer them over the penny sleeves as they are better in quality, the size fits the cards snug and perfectly, they are a bit slippery on their own but still maintain a great grip. Overall i think they are great value for money especially since they provide excellent card protection.

Bought 2 sets of these to double sleeve my commander decks, not a single issue and I use various sleeves, Dragon shield, gamegenic, ultra pro etc super happy. When price comes down again will buy more

Super exact fit. I used it as an inner sleeve for my magic the gathering and Digimon cards.

Perfect fit to protect or double sleeve your cards, only other comment I would make is some packs are a little too snug and cause your cards for bend inwards slightly, this is the exception rather than the rule

As described, performed as expected

I'm a big fan of double sleeving my MTG commander decks, and there's a LOT to love about these:- These seem to be quite thick compared to some of the other inners I've used. They feel solid and a bit harder to warp or tear than some others I've used. I can't be too sure on this, as I don't have a way of measuring such low weights or thicknesses, but definitely worth noting (Although I've just about managed to get 100 double sleeved cards, and extra tokens using these into a satin box)- Each 100 pack seems to come with a good few extras (2-3), which is REALLY nice. We live in a time where I've had to return 100-packs of sleeves from various brands because they've ended up only having 99. Having extras is generous, pro-consumer, and probably saves the manufacturer money too- These are great value; there aren't a lot of 200 pack inner sleeves out there, and these are a good option to fill out a few decks, or to inner sleeve a lot of singles in a collection.Only one small complaint about these, and I don't really know how to put it; I guess I wish there was a little more friction getting the cards in/out of them?So for my use case, I like inner sleeving my cards upside down, so that when they go in the outer sleeve the tops of the cards are protected. I think a lot of people sleeve cards this way. The only annoyance I've found with these is that when sliding these into the outer sleeve, very frequently the card slides out of the inner sleeve, rather than the card and inner sleeve sliding into the outer sleeve. This is very minor though, once you've got the card double sleeved there isn't much movement, its just a bit of a time waste when double sleeving an entire EDH deck. Not a big enough complaint for me to dock a star on, and I think the value, clarity, and thickness makes up for this for sure.

Bought these to double sleeve MtG cards. Was suspicious of the low price but they seemed ok on first glance. However quickly noticed when sleeving cards up that there is visible difference in size between sleeves in the same pack. Of the first 10 sleeves I took out the pack 2 were too big to be use as inner sleeves for double sleeving.So much cheaper than the competition at time of purchase that it's somewhat forgivable if only 8 out of 10 can be used for the intended purpose.

Despite being explicitly intended as "perfect fit" inner sleeves (with the packaging instructing you as such), these are good enough that they could circumstantially be used as single-sleeves at a pinch.These are one mm tighter than some of their competitors in terms of 'perfect' fit - which is excellent when it comes to holding M:TG cards.It's snug enough that a casual user being careful with their cards could quite happily save themselves the hassle of buying outer sleeves if they didn't feel the need for anything other than modest protection for their deck.The plastic is slightly less slippery than some of their competitors, which also lends itself to this sort of use.This twin-pack of sleeves represents good value for money (about 50p cheaper per 100) than competitor's single packs; although given the explicitly intended usage, it's a shame that it's 4x100 packs of inners, rather than 200 inners and 200 outers.For particularly valuable cards, tournament play, or particularly heavy usage you'd want to "double bag" as standard - and this would help eliminate the product's one downside: The convenience of the material being particularly thin and light-weight does mean that it is particularly vulnerable to indentation from rough-handling.It's fine that this happens to the product rather than the card, but I could imagine the potential for marking cards via this method would make double-bagging with a thicker outer layer essential for tournaments.Caveat: Yu-Gi-Oh cards are smaller than "Standard" size, so this product would not be suitable for them.