600PCS Card Sleeves for Collectable Gaming Cards, Matte Card Protectors Sleeves for Baseball Cards, Game Cards and Trading Cards (6 Colors)

I love these sleeves! Great fit, easy shuffle, excellent durability. I have way too many decks and sleeves can be spendy. Dragon Shields look good but don’t shuffle very well and tend to damage easy. Fantasy North sleeves have awesome art until you shuffle twice and they start peeling off. These puppies are hands down the best shuffle feel I’ve ever seen. And, 500 sleeves for $15!?!? Holy bananaz that’s cheap! My play group has switched to these for most of our decks. Pros: price, quality, durability, and shuffles like a hot katana through warm butter. Cons: they only give you 100 per pack so no replacements. They’re also 500 sleeves for the same price as 104ish of the dragons… I haven’t broke one yet in several months of play. The red and white ones aren’t as opaque as you might like. See photo of red sleeves and notice the card backs are distinguishable through sleeves but not on the green ones. Overall: Buy the black or green ones. Share a pack with a friend. I strongly recommend!

If you have several commander decks that you use interchangeably with certain cards then this is amazing . The mix very well and feel nice.

Works well for my magic decks. I've been changing cards rapidly and putting them in and out of boxes and shuffling them up to play with and they are holding up great!

I am using them for my commander decks. They are the right and you can use them to double sleeve. The finishing on the back is not the best, it is a little bit too slick and sometimes the deck falls. It doesn't happen often enough to be a nuisance but you still have to handle with a bit of care. So far they seem durable and they didn't break or bend at the corners like cheap sleeves usually do. The front is glossy and perfectly transparent so foils look good in them. For the price I would get these over premium brands hands down unless you have very expensive cards and you need thick sleeve like dragon shields.

Like my other reviews, I state that I've been buying all sorts of gaming sleeves. My play for the past 5 years has been MTG Commander format. I try to see what the cheaper to most expensive sleeves have to offer. Not going to lie, this is probably close to the cheapest price wise I've gone but I must say, I am not disappointed. Keep in mind, these are 1/5 the cost of premium sleeves. I do like these and I use them mainly for precon commander decks. The only reason I use them for precons is that I'll play it a few times, put them back in to the deck box and never touch them again as I never take apart precons. These work well and the longevity surprised me. I do occasionally use them for deck building play testing but are removed when its time to play/compete. I wouldn't double sleeve them as they are a little snug. As far as stacking, I'd recommend you use a deck tray/box to hold them in place as the surfaces are fairly slick. Shuffling feels ok, doesn't have the true card cascading feel and the corners to wear over time. I try to use the 20 game play rating and these hold up well after 20 games. I bought the black sleeves and you can not see through them at all. They are a bit thicker than but barely noticeable in comparison to premium sleeves (Dragon Shield, Ultimate Guard, etc). For the price, you can't complain. These do the job and do it fairly well. Great introduction sleeve to beginners and casual players.

I bought these when I was starting to play Pokemon GLC and needed some deck sleeves. I thought the multiple colors would be cool and an easy way to organize my decks by type. To quickly cover the pros, the fronts are crystal clear and make it very easy to read the cards. The cons really drag them down, unfortunately. When the sleeves are new they slide all over the place, which is annoying and disruptive to gameplay. The worst thing, though is that of the 6 colors, only the black and blue are truly opaque. Every other color is at least a little bit translucent, with the white being laughably see-through. This isn't an issue if you want to use these as sturdy penny sleeves or even kitchen table game nights, but most organized tournaments will not allow you to use sleeves when the back of the card is visible, especially in games like Gundam or MTG where you have two-sided cards.

I have purchased the 600pcs twice now, sleeved four unique commander decks, and the Fallout set of four commander decks. All the decks are in decently corresponding colors, and it's easy to just purchase more and have back up sleeves. I have had a SINGLE sleeve break out of all the sleeves, and it was my fault from a rushed shuffle, so they are made well enough. The only way I can tell these aren't Dragon Shields, is that they are slightly thinner, so the deck isn't as tall, but hey, it also takes up less space in deck boxes, so there is even more room for tokens. Im going to continue buying these as long as I can.

Not as thick as dragon shields but well worth every penny