Sleeve Kings Standard Card Sleeves, 110-Count Clear Trading Card Protectors, 60 Micron Thickness, Acid-Free Penny Sleeves, 2.5 x 3.5 in for TCG, Sports Cards & Board Games

I bought these to sleeve my 7 wonders cards. They fit perfectly and help protect them during game play. So happy I bought them

60 microns is perfect. Not too thick but still protects well.

Fit good, smash shuffle good, so far no tares.

Pretty good thickness. needed 2 1/2 packs for core game and all expansions minus babel

Cumplen con lo que indican, sirven bien bien para 7 Wonders

Hubby and I weren’t sleeve users until the night of “The Incident” involving Terraforming Mars, a cat, and food and drink. That’s all I want to say about that. So, we decided to sleeve our favorite games.I chose these sleeves because of 1)cost, and purported ability to 2)shuffle, 3)store, and 3) stack. These were the most important factors for us.So did they measure up? Yes and no.Cost- yes. I was able to get these fairly inexpensively. There may be some slightly less expensive, but I didn’t want so cheap that would fall apart immediately. They fit well width wise (all were slightly taller than the cards, maybe this is common?) and none split.Shuffle-yes, I can shuffle them manually and they will shuffle in the card shuffler. However, see my caveat below…Storage- meh. Technically, yes, they store back in the boxes they came in. They did add some thickness, so where I was able to keep expansion cards in the same box with base games prior to sleeving, I was not afterwards. (ie. Wingspan and European expansion) The pictures show the difference in the sleeved and unsleeved Its a Wonderful World cards. Another cm can be gained by pushing the air out, but if you are using a tight organizer, the cards may not fit.Stacking-meh. Yes, they stack, and no the stack isn’t wonky because the sleeves aren’t crazy thick, but see my caveat below…Caveat- these things are CRAZY slippery smooth. A tiny bit of texture would be great, but maybe that would affect some of the other qualities, like cost or storage. If you bump a stack, it could go all over the table and I have dropped stacks that go all over the floor/table because they slip in my hands.So since this is our first “dip” into sleeving, can’t say what most are like, but what I see that these are like.

I bought a set of these for the game Coup. If you haven't played Coup, you handle the cards quite frequently. That being said, you will find in short order the sleeves will start to stick together. The stickiness goes away after the game is not played for a while, but after few games it comes back. While this does not make the game unplayable, it does lend itself to accidently drawing an additional card which provides a player with an unfair advantage.As stated by other reviewers, they will crease if bent.They do fit the cards quite well and if you have a game where your card sit on the table, look pretty, and are not handled frequently, they are a very good option.

I got this pack of sleeves thinking it would be useful for 7 Wonders Duel game variation. It does not. Out of the 110 sleeves, only about 10 are useful between the base game and the Pantheon expansion. All the other cards are either too big or too small. I should have read this more carefully to note that it does not say Duel anywhere on the packing. But if the full game is anything like the Duel variant, there should be a disclaimer that the card sizes vary in the game, and that these sleeves only account for one size.