Dragon Shield Sealable Inner Card Sleeves Standard Size (100 CT) – PVC-Free Polypropylene Double-Sleeve Protection Compatible with Pokemon, Flesh & Blood, One Piece & Magic The Gathering – Clear

I bought these to use as inner sleeves for Magic: The Gathering cards and they did not disappoint! They offer full protection of cards and also fit inside my magnetic 35pt hard cases for even more protection. For those who complain about difficulty taking cards in and out of them, try practicing on lower value cards. Or try reading the instructions. And for others who complain that it’s not “full coverage” because of tiny gaps, if you are that worried then you probably wouldn’t be happy with anything less than a ziplock bag for “full coverage”

These are excellent quality card sleeves. They do not seal with adhesives, but by tucking a flap over the card and into the sleeve. The flap is slightly narrower and tapers just before it reaches the sleeve, which is how it seals as well as it does, and how it doesn't compromise the "perfect fit" sizing. And when they say "perfect fit," they mean perfect fit. After tucking the flap, the sleeves fit as perfectly around the card as one could reasonably expect from a slip-fit sleeve. I don't think it could fit better without forming the sleeve around the card itself. The seams are well sealed, and seem very unlikely to split with normal handling. It feels as though it would take brute force to tear them, which is exactly what I want out of a protective sleeve. As for double-sleeving, these are absolutely perfect for the task. Because of the sealed fit, the card is extremely unlikely to slip out of place while tucking into an outer sleeve. Overall, these are some of the best inner sleeves I've ever purchased. I think they'll be my go-to from now on.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: These do a great job of protects cards on all sides. Yes, there's a lil bit of an air bubble issue, but putting the cards under a heavy book for a bit resolves it. Works well for double sleeving as well. I'm definitely happier with them than top loaders

Hard to use at first but once you know how to use it, they are perfect. I recommend using double sleeves like Clear Matte

unparalleled protection and convenience for your TCG's. The sealable feature ensures a secure enclosure, guarding against dust and moisture. These sleeves boast exceptional clarity, allowing the vibrant details of your cards to shine without distracting patterns. The precision-cut design provides a snug fit for standard-sized cards, maintaining a uniform and professional appearance. However, have randomly encountered some sleeves fitting extremely tighter than usual. Dragon Shield lives up to their reputation for durability, these sleeves are an ideal choice for collectors as well as both casual players and competitive gamers.

I love these things. They can be a little difficult to get cards in and out of, but once you get the hang of it it's not too bad. They're hardly noticeable with maybe a bit of added glare but you'll get that with any sleeve. They're also great for double sleeving as they add very little bulk to the card so it's easy to put it into pretty much any other sleeve after these have been applied. I swear by these now.

The product itself is exactly as advertised, but there are a few things I did not think about when I bought these, and had I known before purchasing, I might not have bought them. Pros: Yes these sleeves technically work as intended. They are small and thin enough to be inserted into an outer sleeve just fine, and the chances of anything getting inside (liquid) and damaging your cards are very slim. Cons: 1. For a commander deck (100 cards) it is VERY time consuming to use these sleeves, mainly because of the full card length lip that gets inserted behind the card to make these sleeves "sealed". Inserting this lip is also so difficult that no matter what you do, you WILL leave marks on the plastic on the side the lip is inserted into. Not a big deal if you are using colored back outer sleeves, but clear back outer sleeves might show these marks. 2. I used quotes around "sealed", because it doesn't actually seal anything completely. It just makes it difficult for liquid to get in, but not impossible. If you are looking for a water-tight solution, this isn't it. 3. Also because of this extra lip, you are looking at 3 layers of (thin) plastic added to the thickness of each card. When you add this to an outer sleeve, that's 5 layers of plastic, making a 100 card deck rediculously large (see picture). This will not fit in a boulder case AT ALL, so consider just using these inner sleeves for your more expensive cards and not the whole deck. 4. Air gets trapped... I can't tell you if it's the three layers of extra thickness or just the additional lip trapping air, but I have to "deflate" my deck regularly by pressing down on the stack, because for some reason these inner sleeves slowly spread open my outer sleeves, causing air to get trapped inside each. Not a huge deal as it doesn't happen very fast. My biggest complaints are the time it takes to sleeve with these, and how big the deck gets when double sleeved with these. The other issues are minor to me.

These are my favorite sleeves for MTG cards. They fit perfectly, deal easily, and provide complete protection, especially when combined with an outer sleeves.