TitanShield | Clear & Transparent Inner Sleeves | 1000 ct| Perfect Fits Card Sleeves | Compatible with Pokémon TCG Trading Cards, MTG Magic The Gathering, One Piece | For Double Sleeving.

I've bought this in the past. I believe maybe they have new packaging, but it's the same old sleeves I bought before that I thoroughly enjoyed. My wife and I are big board game players. These sleeves have now... I mean at this point I've bought 2000 of them... so off the top of my head I have used these to sleeve Pax Pamir, Pagan, Res Arcana. Oh and A Wild Venture recently. Honestly I use to just use penny sleeves and by golly they just don't make those anymore. These are probably the nearest I can find and the quality is up there with some of them fancy dime sleeves you always saw rich folks use in their Magic the Gathering or Pokemon decks. I don't know. My wife and I are out of touch. I don't even know if a dime sleeve exists and I couldn't tell you if these fit any trading card games. I'd have to imagine they so and that's probably what any of you clowns are reading my review for. Just pull the trigger! These sleeves just work! I like them. Maybe in a few months I'll go fish out an old board game I have t touched in years and realize I could sleeve it! When that inevitably happens, I'll probably be right back here hitting the buy again button and saying they changed the packaging on me a third time! They just work! I often wonder how they work. Like I'm nearing 40. I have at least twice in the last week spaced out for a good chunk of time just wondering how they make cars sleeves. Like is it a heated knife on two sheets of plastic? See what I mean? How do they do it? And to make it so efficiently and cheaply, but the quality and quantity both are so high. I just don't get it. And also who was the first guy that said, "I wanna put my playing cards in plastic!". I mean that seems like such a luxury and the work of having to heat a knife and slowly cut out squares on two sheets of plastics and hoping they fuse together. Like not worth the effort for that first guy. I just don't get it. But whatever, all that. These just work! Get them! I was not paid or offered diddly from the TitanShield people for this review. These are my own opinions. I'm also under the opinion that maybe they should throw a little scratch my way for this review. Or at least maybe like a lifetime supply of sleeves? I don't know I'm open to suggestions. It just seems like it'd make sense. I guess the ball is in their court!

These sleeves are great for the price! I use them to single-sleeve some of my inexpensive TCG cards that I want to play with but don't worry too much about damaging. The sleeves fit great and I have not had any problems with tearing. The shuffle for single-sleeving is surprisingly smooth! I recommend these if you have lots of cards to sleeve (TCGs, LCGs, etc.) and don't want to pay a fortune.

How can I rate these higher than 5 stars? I have played MTG for more than 20 years and have been through countless sleeves and misc mtg products to keep my collection in top quality. Ive used at least 10 different slim fit sleeves and none of them compare to TitanShield. I have bought thousands of these sleeves to date and even with a previous batch failure, they were replaced within days with no hassle. Customer service is as noteworthy as the product. I will continue to shout this company from the rooftops until the day I quit collecting. Give these sleeves a try.

Update: They actually looked at my review. They reached out to me and tried to make things right. They sent me new sleeves that so far are a better fit. First ones I bought were way too tight on most of my Pokémon cards but the replacements always fit snug but with just a lil wiggle room, perfect. If my future purchases of these sleeves are just like the replacements they sent me, I will continue to buy them. 5-star customer service as well. I love the feel of these sleeves but they are WAY too tight for some of my Pokémon cards. 60-70% of the time I have trouble sleeving up my cards without having to put unnecessary pressure on the card. It's nerve wrecking when I have a several hundred dollar card I want to protect but I'm risking denting the top/bottom of the card just to sleeve it up. I've made the mistake of using these sleeves for a lot of my high end cards now I have to take them out and put them in bigger sleeves. If these were made just a tad bit wider they'd be perfect bc the quality of the sleeves are amazing, just can't compromise denting my cards.

Good sleeve for TG cards. DO NOT use for sporting size cards as it is too small.

Not for sport cards. Did not read Poke A Man in the description.

Works great for lorcana and pokemon cards

I used to use KMC perfect fits until they started having frequent manufacturing defects (tons of crimped and warped looking sleeves that almost looked like they’d been “branded” in a bunch of spots) a couple years back. Then I switched to dragon shield perfect fits until they had the same issue. I’ve been searching for a company who can still make clear/unblemished inners, and still haven’t really found one. These sleeves are all pockmarked with little air bubbles or tiny dents or something, and maybe 1 in 35 sleeves has a warped ripple/crimp to it (which doesn’t flatten out after sleeving/compressing out air). So they all have more minor aesthetic issues, but fewer have major aesthetic issues compared to the above brands. I think they are functional—not as good as KMC/DS used to be—but serve their purpose. I wish they weren’t pockmarked though. That said, the price is fantastic, so in a world where all the sleeve makers are cheaping out their process and making sleeves with blemishes, at least these are super affordable. Good for sleeving up a magic cube.

Product arrived on time as stated and in good condition. No complains about product quality for its price.

Like every pack of Titanshield sleeves, these smoked inners arrive in a branded self-stick plastic pouch, which has two individually packed bundles of a hundred sleeves inside. Which is a great quantity for MTG players who play Commander, as we’re dealing with decks of a hundred cards. Of course 200 sleeves isn’t quite as good for a standard 60-card deck size but you’re still getting three decks worth with a bunch of spares. All the sleeves in the pack are uniform and I didn’t come across a bad sleeve in the entire 200 card pack while sleeving up two of my commander decks with these. I’ve compared and tested these with a few different brands of sleeves and they do have a distinct impact on the amount of bleed through the back. The effectiveness varies from brand to brand and even colour to colour within those brands, so I can’t say they’re going to solve your issues with certainty, but the effect is comparable to smoked inner sleeves from competing brands. The effect is good enough that I've been able to use some of my lighter/brighter dragonshield sleeves on commander decks containing double-sided cards where I haven’t been able too in the past without worrying about a ‘marked’ deck. They’re just like any other exact or perfect fit inner sleeve except for the fact that they’ve got a smoked black tint on the rear, which darkens down the back of the card enough to prevent it showing through an outer sleeve back. With the tint being partially tinted you can flip a double sleeved card over and still see the tinted side through the clear front of your outer sleeve, so they’re spot on for flip cards in MTG or board games. Like any other inner-sleeve they do have a tendency to trap an air pocket inside so you do need to apply some light & even pressure to the double-sleeved card to expel the excess air. You can do this individually to each card or as a stack, but if you don't remove the air, you’ll have trouble stacking the cards or even fitting them into a deck box. The quality is at the point that I’d find it difficult to pick these out in a blind test between these inners and another brand like Dragonshield or KMC without actually unsleeving them. The only real telltale sign that makes these easier to pick out from the others is that the three edges where the sleeves are heat-sealed are very slightly rougher, both visually and to the touch. It's not something that bothered me as you can't notice it once they’re sleeved up, it's just an observation and noticeable difference from other brands of inner sleeves. The pricing is hard to fault on these, they’re marginally more expensive than the non-smoked version from Titanshield which is to be expected and they’re in the ballpark price point of the equivalent inner sleeves from Dragonshield. It also doesn’t hurt that the price drops a little when buying them in larger quantities, especially at the 1000 sleeve quantity, so these are especially good if you’re sleeving up 4+ commander decks at once.

Très bon produit, conforme à la description. Les pochettes sont de bonne qualité, transparentes et solides. Elles protègent bien les cartes sans les abîmer et la taille est parfaite. Très bon rapport qualité/prix, je recommande sans hésiter.

I used these inner sleeves for my Binding of Isaac Ultimate Edition; for a total of 707 cards, in conjunction with the TitanShield outer sleeves. Whilst the outer sleeves are of acceptable quality, I cannot recommend the inner sleeves due to the inconsistency of the size and tightness. Some of them would be too tight, some too loose, some would be a few microns short, others a few microns too long. Some were even stuck together, and by the time they were opened, there would be damage from bending and folding on the sleeve itself - leading to an unusable inner sleeve. To make matters worse, the loose sleeves begin to crease up inside the outer sleeve over a couple of days and the end result just looks bad. A way around that was to use a dummy card to guide and flatten the air as much as possible between the inner and outer cards - but even that method isn't 100% foolproof. When you're double sleeving 707 cards, all of this quickly starts adding extra work and frustration. These sleeves need to be consistently tight, and the sizes **need** to be consistent down to the micron, else you're just going to go through what I did and keep having to insert, reinsert - and sometimes replace altogether after a couple of days of air creasing...

Alles bestens, gerne wieder!