10 Packs Arcane Tinmen Non-Glare Board Game Sleeves 50 ct Standard Size Card Sleeves Display Case

As an avid boardgamer and an ex-MTG player, I've bought thousands and thousands of sleeves over the last 15-20 years. I needed a very large amount to sleeve all of Sentinels of the Multiverse. These looked to be the perfect quality/price without breaking the bank. I have to say I'm incredibly impressed. They're slightly thinner than the sleeves I'm used to (Titanshield/Dragonshield/FFG Sleeves [GameGenic now]), but they feel very nice and still felt like premium sleeves. At 80 microns, they are plenty thick and durable.The anti-glare is useful with overhead lighting, and the sleeves don't feel too slippery. The size consistency is also perfect. Went through 2k sleeves and none felt larger or smaller than any others. I've had issues between packs at times with other sleeves, but not these. I'd easily buy these again and might become my new go to boardgame sleeve.I wouldn't buy these for something like MTG (too thin and not quite enough protection), but unless a boardgame is going to get incredibly heavy use, these are what I'll be using from now on.

I really need to switch to this brand of board game sleeves full time. The look and feel of them are terrific, they have just the right level of slickness to them to make shuffling a breeze, and the size of them is pure perfection for 3.5"x2.5" cards (so many sleeves in this form-factor are slightly oversized to accommodate 2-5/8" wide cards).This particular packaging, getting ten storage boxes, is ideal and the price is terrific. A great product!

Not only are these great, non-glare sleeves, but the included boxes for each set of 50 are very handy for storing decks of cards. Granted, putting 50 sleeved cards is a bit tight, but still very handy, and a nice value-add on already great sleeves.

Having sleeved 55 character decks, each with between 40-60 cards in them, I can say that these sleeves are easy to load. While the sleeves look translucent when empty, the card inside is clearly visible without any distortion, while eliminating any glare. You can tell where the glare would be, but the light is diffused enough to not be a glare, meaning you can still make out the text on the card.The sleeves feel nice to the touch and glide smoothly across each other without sticking, so much so that it can make grabbing a deck a bit of a pain in a crowded box and a deck spill if too tall, but it also makes shuffling them a breeze.The width is such that these cards can fit into the RDI character boxes like the RDI 5 Character Trove or the standalone Character Vault. However, the sleeves also take up a surprising amount of volume with the box and it seems like they triple the thickness of the card, which is something to be mindful of. If space is already tight, you may want to either look for thinner sleeves or optional extra storage, but if you are ok with that, then these are great sleeves.My only gripe with Board Game Sleeves is that they don't have a 3.5"x5" form factor, which means I had to go with Ultra Pro for the event cards, which while not bad, are an inferior brand in my opinion.

No complaints. Been using them for a wjile now.