Ultra Pro mens 2-Piece Box

These are very well constructed two piece clear acrylic plastic boxes. Stackable, durable, pretty. I use them to hold assortments of card games, Bang, No Thanks, Munchkins, Etc along with the rules (often folded) and dice or tokens for the games. I have some of these boxes with as many as three games. They even hold Carcassonne the tile game well. These are great because they are easy to carry and take with me in a bag so I don't have to bring the original often much larger game boxes. I think they would be great for keeping collectables stored as well, but I think that is their original intent.

I purchased this box to hold two mixed sets of UNO cards. I did not expect it to hold more than that. The box is much larger (taller) than I really needed. It says it will hold 250 cards, but it will hold a lot more than that. It's advertised count is probably based on thicker cards, like baseball cards. It seems to be made well.

In case there is a strange mishap with Amazon's labeling and identifying of this product; this is a review specifically for the UltraPro 200 count 2-Piece Box, product Stock #81149.Until Ninja Division creates their own stand alone, proprietary case for their games, this is where the games' cards are going to be secured and stored. Why a case for their particular products? Because the original cardboard box a particular game, Tentacle Bento, is originally stored in is vastly insufficient. Over time that box being opened and closed constantly, as well as taking the cards out on a regular basis will deteriorate it at a rapid pace. So in order to preserve the integrity of the product's box I went and pursued a means to contain the game's cards, and naturally, UltraPro came to mind. Though I typically seek out Dragon Shield these days as a means for sleeving cards and protecting my cardboard investments, UltraPro has traditionally been a solid alternative that I've pursued far longer than Arcane Tinmen's products. It's really a matter of product seniority, I guess.Anyway, I went with the 200 count box because I previously attempted to fit all these cards in a 150 Ultra Pro clear case box, and the cards fit, but I ran out of space for all of them. Worth mentioning, is that these cards are of "Standard" size; so think Magic: the Gathering and Pokemon (approx. 6.4 cm x 8.9 cm). Strangely enough, the game Tentacle Bento only has 108 cards total, yet I could not fit all these cards into the 150 count. Why is that? Because I'm a critical advocate of double sleeving cards. Specifically, I went with Dragon Shield's "Spook" Clear sleeves, as well as inner sleeving with Dragon Shield's Sealable Inner Sleeves. Given the already thick amount of protection and plastic that Dragon Shields have already, inner sleeving them adds even more, which to me assures me of even more security that my cards will be further protected. This adds a considerable degree of space taken up however, so because of this, the 150 count would not suffice, so going another tier higher into 200 was the best course of action, and it shows.This solution is not perfect, but it is acceptable. While the cards do fit in the storage box, it doesn't close completely. There's about 2mm or so of space exposed in the case's attempt to close and that might be in part to the Dragon Shields being wider than expected. I am using two different products together so perhaps if I actually went with UltraPro card sleeves there might be more consistency and this wouldn't be the case but having already made my decision, I'm still pretty happy with the result. In the end my cards are stored in something other than the fragile cardboard box they came in and with a brand I've trusted for as long as I can remember collecting cards.Once again, there are only 108 cards total in this case even though it is technically supposed to house 200, but given the circumstances of how these cards are stored, protected and kept, I can't argue with the shortcomings. This particular card game also has 14 "expansion" cards to pursue and acquire, so the absolute total would actually be 122 cards, and I believe if I acquired and double sleeved them like the others, those may still fit with the rest of the cards stored in this clear case. Should anyone else be in a position wondering if this is a storage solution worth pursuing, hopefully my review and its photos give some insight on their decision. The case seems and feels solid, the two-piece construction slides open and closes smoothly, but again, doesn't close completely because of the sheer size of the card sleeves themselves, but that's not the case's fault. If I had to mention one worrisome characteristic about this storage box it would be that the perimeter edges all around are surprisingly sharp, especially the outer corners, enough to damage the very cards you plan on storing them if somehow they came close and nicked them. Precaution aside, I still love knowing I have something to keep one of my card games contained.All in all, I'm happy with my purchase and don't regret it in the slightest.

I got this for a friend of mines lil kid who collects those cartoons cards and it's been a while but he still has it and it protects his most valuable collections so I guess is good

The picture shows that it comes with dividers. It came as a 2 piece (top and bottom) set. I use it to hold my pokemon and Yu-Gi-Oh cards. It is very sturdy and looks nice. See attached pictures.

This is a fine card case but the description is misleading. Wanted one that’s the size to hold 250 cards. This easily holds 300 or more cards. Put the 252-card set of Star Wars Unlimited in this and there’s so much extra room they still slide around.

They are boxes that hold my DnD Spellbook cards in plain sleeves. That is exactly what I wanted. They are nice boxes. It is a really nice box!The 3"x4" cards sleeves will not fit, but that is okay. They may not hold up to repeated use and transportation, especially if dropped, stepped on, or sat upon. They are a thin material but will serve to protect the cards.

WAY overpriced, and shipped in an envelope with a cd, which they shattered. Amazon workers don't care.

Perfeito, conforme descrição.Material um pouco pesado, mas nada que atrapalhe.

Es muy amplia la caja vale mucho la pena

Excelente compra, envio rapido y seguro, el producto llego en buenas condiciones, la caja sellada y en el sobre bolsa que venia estaba protegido con burbuja para conservar la integridad. En cuanto al almacenamiento compartido para cartas, es un excelente producto para mis cartas sueltas, y no solo de pokemon, yu-gi-oh o mitos y leyendas, tambien es ideal para barajas inglesas o españolas. Muy practico y de material plastico muy grueso y resistente, además hermetico para evitar la humedad o el polvo.

C'entrano esattamente tutte le carte imbustate di Turno di Guardia (con le Sapphire, green mi pare, comunque dello spessore più comune medio/sottile), comprese tutte le espansioni. Si riesce anche a suddividerle negli scomparti in modo sensato: uno piccolo per Oggetti + Creature speciali (Accoliti, Famiglio, Evocazioni e Maledette) un altro piccolo per Luoghi e Bastone dell'Artefice e l'ultimo spazio grande (rimuovendo il divisore) contiene perfettamente Creature e Abilità.Se a questo aggiungete un sacchettino piccolo per monete e segnalini (consiglio aggiungere dischetti di legno di almeno un paio di colori come promemoria per i vari effetti) un sacchetto medio per i dadi... Avrete un bel giochino un po' caotico, finalmente super organizzato!

La caja no es tan delgada como se cree. Tiene un grueso aceptable. Sin funda caben más de 200 cartas por caja. El unico inconveniente que encontré fue que hay que asegurar la caja para transportarla, de otra forma se abre sola.