Dragon Shield | Standard Size Card Classic Sleeves | 100 CT - Smooth & Tough Premium TCG Sleeves - Compatible with Pokemon, Flesh & Blood, One Piece & Magic The Gathering | Green

Came with 102 sleeves which is nice just in case something is damaged or missing, which there was not. As usual they have the great Dragon Shield quality. Usable for double-sleeving. No noticeable dents, bends, damage, or defects.

I've used a bunch of different sleeves to protect my Magic: the Gathering decks through the years, and my current favorite are the Dragon Shields. Here are some of the factors that make them my current choice:- Sold in packs of 100, but they throw in some extras so it's usually more like 104. I play EDH (100 card decks), so it's great that one pack will cover the deck and I don't have to buy an additional one just to have a couple of spares.- There are no logos on these sleeves anywhere: solid color on the back, clear plastic on the front. Sleeves often have holograms or logos or something on them, but not with the Dragon Shields.- Dragon Shield sleeves hold up very well to shuffling. There's nothing worse than sleeves that break all the time when shuffling, and in my experience the Dragon Shields hold up very well in this department.- They do a great job of protecting your cards. This is their primary function right? I have been very happy with the condition my cards maintain while played with in these sleeves.- Comes with a deck box. I don't ever use these (they're pretty flimsy), but some people might get some use out of the box.I'd say you can't go wrong with these sleeves, highly recommended!

Dragon shields are always high quality, and (as all sleeves should) protect my cards without splitting. I use DS for my 60-card decks because each package contains 100+ sleeves, so even if some break the you have some left over. Other sleeves are not as high-quality and split frequently, so I finally made the switch. Okay price, but if you're looking for quantity over quality then buy from a different brand. $10 of DS will get you 100 sleeves, but $10 of other brands will get you 150 sleeves. They shuffle well for me, and I haven't had any problems. Fit the cards nicely, and they flow past each other when cutting the deck. These things last a long time.

I bought them due to a friends suggestion, at first I wasn't sure cause they seemed very slippery, but over time from use they became the perfect amount of friction/non-friction. They slide a little, but not to much, and more importantly they don't stick together (as of yet). I really can't comment on the durability since I haven't had them too long to have an impartial opinion on the matter, but so far so good.Edit: As of almost a year, they still hold up very well. Even through all the abuse I have put them through, the fact that there are only scratches on the back and not rips on the clear plastic part of the sleeves really describes how well the product is.

The product itself is a bit of a different color than I expected, being a lighter emerald green. This seems to be the case with most (or at least many) of their colors, though it's not at all a bad brand of sleeves. So far they've held up to all the abuse they've been put through, which is more or less just endless shuffling.Getting the cards into the sleeves requires just a little experimentation if you've never used sleeves before. Grip the top of the sleeve (the side with the opening, which may not be particularly obvious) between your thumb and index finger, and simply slide them slightly as though you're rubbing your fingers together. The opening will become clearly visible and you may easily insert your card into the sleeve. It goes back down flat with no problems. Sleeve all your cards, and your deck is now 10 times as shufflable as it was before. Just try slipping one half of the deck into the other half and marvel at the smoothness!Aside from my own fault in not looking up more pictures for the color of the sleeves, my only problem that I'd have with these is that a few seem to be cut a bit longer than the others. It hasn't annoyed me yet -- I may construct a 60-card Magic deck, though, and find that one or two are too long. I simply tossed the long sleeves and used a couple extras, but I don't use all the sleeves in the pack anyways. It's got more than enough for both a main deck and sideboard.Overall it was a good buy that I would recommend to others, but make sure you know what the color *really* is like before you pick one out!

Im extremely satisfied with these sleeves. They feel amazing and shuffle well. If you're reading this review and checking out the product on Amazon, you've heard that it's on of the best sleeves on the market. This is absolutely true.As someone whose only owned Ultra Pros until I bought these, they are a significant upgrade.My one complaint is that the edges of all the sleeves have one place in common where they reflect light in a different way, giving the impression of a uniform discoloration when looking at the side of a deck. However, its not extremely noticeable and can be ignored.

They're deck sleeves, nothing complicated about it. Every box of Dragon Shields I've purchased thus far (now over 10 boxes in various colors) has met my expectations. Clear fronts, opaque backs of good color, no openings where they shouldn't be - good quality. They make deck shuffling easy and keep the cards protected.

Awesome durability and lifespan. My sleeve of choice for agic the gathering. All the solid matte colors are opaque and great for tournaments however the lighter non-matte colors can be transparent which means you can't use them in a DCI sanctioned event.

Perfect to keep my MtG cards in good condition

Le migliori come sempre

Llegaron en muy poco tiempo, y en excelente condiciones, producto ampliamente recomendable y el color fantástico, las volveria a pedir

Good product, is what the ad says

Die Sleeves sind wirklich gut. Wirken stabil und haben eine Tolle Farbe. Lassen sich der gut mischen. Leider war die Verpackung bei der Ankunft etwas eingedrückt und die Sleeves daher leicht gebogen aber nachdem die Karten eingesetzt waren waren sie wieder 1a.