Ultimate Guard Flip 'n' Tray 200+, Deck Case for 200 Double-Sleeved TCG Cards +Dice Tray, White/Grey, Independent Magnetic Closure & Microfiber Lining

i will buy nothing but ultimate guard for my decks. the quality and durability of these cases are nice holds my 2 60 card decks nice.

I can fit 4 Cardfight Vanguard decks in it comfortably - my main, double-sleeved Overdress deck (Bushi art sleeves with Dragon Shield Matte Outers), and my 3 side decks (all single sleeved in Dragon Shields). That's 210 cards: 50 in each of my Overdress decks, and 60 in my V Premium deck (including Quick Shield and a 5/4 split of single-sided Imaginary Gifts). I keep the double sleeved and V Premium decks in the same drawer and it's a tight squeeze - in theory there should be wiggle room, since that's only 110 cards, and the box is cited for 266+ double sleeved cards. But it's a snug fit. There definitely is not room for 20 more cards even unsleeved. The top with 100 single sleeved cards is not quite as tight, but there is definitely not room for 50 more single sleeved cards - the info says 315+ single sleeved cards, so each bin should be good for 150-ish, but not so much in my case.I understand that not all sleeves are created equal - or cards, for that matter. The measurements were probably made for MtG cards in Ultimate Guard sleeves. It was disappointing I could not slide a 5th deck in as I'd planned when I purchased it.Aside from that, it's a fantastic box. The green is very understated online, it's gorgeous in person. The marker drawer has enough room for my D6s and my 3D printed CFVG markers. It does pass my rendition of The Professor's shake test. It fits perfectly in the camera bag I use to haul my TCG gear. And, I actually like to look at it - sure, deckboxes should be functional, but if you can have form too, why not?Just make sure you don't actually *need* to hit the advertised upper limit, like I wanted to, because I'm not sure you can without risking damage to the cards.

I use this to carry around two of my commander decks for magic the gathering. There are 3 sections, two that will fit cards and one that will fit dice or other counters. It’s really confident to carry around. I have my decks single sleeved, and can fit 100 cards as well as some of the token cards into each section. Would not be able to fit top loaders in it.

Got this deck box for my hubby. Found out that it does not work well with some of the standard card sleeves that most shops carry. You will need sleeves that are thinner to be able to hold an entire MTG Commander deck.

I recently got involved in the Pokemon trading card game and I was in need of a deck box to hold my competitive cards. I tried the Ultra Pro Deck Box and the Ultimate Guard Monolith 100+. I have problems with both. For the Ultra Pro, the lid never stayed open and it was difficult to put my cards in there, especially with a disabled hand. For the Ultimate Guard Monolith, it is of great quality, but it too is difficult to open to consistently add and remove cards and access the dice and token. Plus, the interior is plastic and I always feel that I am going to damage my cards, even when they're sleeved. Enter the Flip N Tray.BUILD AND MATERIAL: WOW. That's a tl;dr summary of the material. It feels sturdy on the exterior and the interior is high-quality microfiber. After adding cards and dice and tokens, I was rough with the deck box. I tossed it up in the air and threw it across the room to a friend. The cards, dice, and tokens were undamaged. I feel confident that I can use this for extended travel without fear of damage. Shaking the deck box when there are dice in the top emits a very satisfying sound.ACCESS: Ease of access to the cards, dice, and tokens is everything you can ask for. The flap wraps around most of the deck box and is secured by strong magnets. Opening the deck box is easy as it gives once the magnets are separated. Once opened, you can pull out the dice and card trays. You also have the choice to rotate the trays to your liking: one side has a small cut out to pull the trays out; the other lacks the cut out and has the Ultimate Guard logo. The side with the cut out is the most efficient way of accessing your items. The other way requires you to shake the deck box to loosen the trays.CARD FIT: My Pokemon cards are single-sleeved. I am able to fit an entire deck (60 cards), a divider, and 20 more cards without it them being too cramped. The top tray holds my GX marker, two condition markers, and 15+ damage counter dice. There is still room to spare!THE BAD: My only complaint would have to be the fact that you have to put your cards in sideways so the fronts are not facing you when you open it. Perhaps it's done to prevent them from falling out in an unlikely scenario where the flap comes undone? I am unsure. It's just a pain to have to pull the card tray out, rotate it, and then pull the cards out. But that's a minor complaint!THE BOTTOM LINE: This is a MUST-BUY for players. In fact, I suspect the larger, twin version would be just as high quality as this. Buy it. You won't regret it.

It holds my drafting lands and dice for FNM perfectly.

I wanted this for one of my MTG Commander decks, and this was a perfect fit. It is a bit pricey, but it is very well built and sturdy. When taking my cards out, there is nothing in the way to bend them, unlike some competitors.

Quality is great and it arrived exactly as shown

As a Yu-Gi-Oh player, I have a lot of decks. I’ve invested time and substantial amounts of money in to making sure the decks are as good as they can be so it seemed only sensible to invest in a good box to keep them in. I’ve used Ultra Pro ones in the past but the build quality just isn’t there sometimes. This box is spacious, beautifully presented and smart. It’s has separate trays for decks and a small compartment for accessories (dice, tokens etc).Definitely worth the money.

Was very happy with this purchase as it is one of the best quality deck boxes out there, size wise it will fit 2 regular sleeved MTG decks, and can squeeze a commander deck but would advise against it. Fits large and regular sized D20 dice as well as counters etc in the dice tray. Great for bringing two decks out to play with friends. For the 25GBP I paid, it was reasonable, but value for money was better on their larger deck boxes from a number of decks held to cost perspective. i.e. for the Twinflip 266+ I paid 32GBP and could fit 4-5 decks but the box is much larger so depends on what you need.