Guilt Free Gaming Premium Trading Card Zipper Binder
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About Guilt Free Gaming Premium Trading Card Zipper Binder
Overall Feedback:
82% positive
72% found it easy to access cards
It's great to see a large portion of the set at once.
The side loading feature makes it easier to insert and remove cards from the binder.
Carrying this product to a tournament might impress people so much that it could convince them that I am a superior being and they might forfeit the match.
The pockets of the album are a better fit for Pokemon cards and especially Digimon as they are not too tight like some of the competition.
82% were satisfied with its capacity, however, 18% were not
The product has a capacity of 360 cards and is durable.
This album is big enough for most sets in a single set collection binder, but some sets like MTGs Ice Age or Commander Legends: Battle for Baldurs Gate exceed the 360 card capacity.
89% found it compatible
I noticed that the card slots are large enough to fit penny sleeved cards, indicating that the binder is compatible with collectible trading cards.
The card slots are compatible with collectible trading cards as they are large enough to fit penny sleeved cards.
I can hold 360 cards and is durable.
I am going to use the album to decorate it as it holds stickers and vinyl well.
88% liked its durable build
I love the sturdy design and durability of the product.
The binder exterior feels high quality and durable.
I was impressed that the product survived UPS in a thin poly mailer with no damage.
87% were satisfied with the protection quality, but 13% weren't
I like that the cards are side loading, which I feel might offer a little more protection.
I have noticed that the binder's only downside is that the card pages cannot be added or removed as they are part of the binder.
Rephrased: The binder's only downside is that the card pages cannot be added or removed as they are part of the binder.
