Vinyl Record Outer Sleeves, 12" Clear 2 Mil Thick Protective LP Outer Sleeves Wrinkle Free Vinyl Record Sleeves to Protect Your LP Collection

The only problem I've had is the covers wanting to cling together, making it kind of difficult to slide in an LP. Other than that, the quality is a 10/10

NICE

These 3 mil sleeves are decent quality, I've not had any split apart.> GUDGI sleeve has plenty of room for both single and double LP's.> The sleeves is crystal clear but very slick.> The sleeve extends beyond each edge of LP - 1/2" on the side - 1/4" top.> The front & back of the sleeve are the same dimension.EG:- one side isn't a little longer for easier access.I've had 5 mil on my record collection for many years - both LP and 45rpm.Using sleeves have kept the records like newand kept from getting that awful wear ring on the cover.>>> Note - the sleeves are crystal clear but don't look like it in my pic because of sun glare.

This isn't anything terribly complicated, but I'm quite pleased by the benefit it provides. It's basically a slipcover for the outer cardstock sleeve your vinyl records come in. It's sufficiently large to accept a one-record sleeve, a two-record-sleeve, or a two-record-sleeve-with-booklet, without any problems. I have ONE four record set, and it fits into one of these, but a bit more snugly than I'd prefer, so I'll be leaving that one out for now... but between two with their own sleeves.The material is not hard... it almost feels "spongy" in an odd sense, but it's quite tough. It's also very, very "lubricatious." There's very, very little friction between two of these sleeves against each other, or between the cardstock and the sleeve. I have yet to see any hint of "bonding" or even slight "stickiness," and I don't expect to (but if I ever do, you can be sure I'll come back and update this review accordingly!)My record collection... all originals from the era that this was common, and not newly made ones... isn't THAT extensive, so this set covered all of my needs for now. I also picked up the INNER sleeves (to hold the records proper) and they, for the most part, are very good (in a few cases, there's just not enough room without tossing aside the original paper inner sleeves, which I don't intend to do!).But I do feel more confident that my records will survive, well-protected, for years yet to come. And that makes me feel pretty happy.

A lot of "budget priced" sleeves are a milky cloudy plastic, which is not bad stuff, but hard to read the spine through on a shelf! I keep even my most tattered records in sleeves, so I like to have a variety of inners and outers around at all times. These aren't the toughest, and you might get a tear here and there, but these are the kind of sleeves I would probably use for older records that are far from perfect, but I keep them on the shelf and go looking for them a lot. These aren't premium grade sleeves, but at 20 cents a piece, they're a good deal.

I have tried many brands of sleeves that split at the corners. These have held strong to every application. They are clear and don't have much glare from light reflection. So they are great for displaying albums. These are some of the best protectors I have gotten for my collection.

These are a must for anyone with a record collection! They protect the sleeves from friction against other albums and dust. The thickness of the plastic is present without being stiff. The material is also smooth and does not stick onto other sleeves or to the records.I have used the majority that came with this pack and none have been ripped or creased.A great value for the cost, quantity and quality!

If you collect vinyl, you need good sleeves. I used to have to purchase mine from a mail order catalog, but now with the vinyl revolution, I can get them here on Amazon! These sleeves are thick and look and feel great for a good price. Recommended!

Excelente calidad para conservar las portadas de los discos de vinilo

It does the job but we find these to be a little weak, and easy to rip. But it does do the job for what it is. A little pricey though, which is something we didn't like. There's a lack of options to buy these and we didn't need as much as offered here. So it was not great to have to pay so much to only have to use so little. But hey it works, the material is very clear too so you will see your vinyl records clearly through this.

I WAS ASKED BY A FRIEND TO SPRUCE UP HIS VINYL COLLECTION. AS A FORMER COLLECTOR OF VINYL RECORDS FOR DECADES THE FIRST THING TO BE DONE IS TO GET RID OF THOSE RATTY INNER AND OUTER SLEEVES. WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF AMAZON I PURCHASED A BOTTLE OF AYLMERS WHITE GLUE AND GLUED THE SEPARATED COVERS BACK TOGETHER AGAIN. NEXT WITH THE HELP OF A FEW MAGIC MARKERS I TOUCHED UP THE COVERS WHERE POSSIBLE TO A PRESENTABLE CONDITION. NEXT ALL THE INNER SLEEVES WERE REPLACED WITH SOME OF THE ONES THAT I HAD LEFT OVER. NEXT CAME THE OUTER SLEEVES WERE ALL REPLACED WITH THE ONES I PURCHASED. THEY ARE KIND OF FLIMSY BUT LETS BE REALISTIC YOU DONT HANDLE THEM LIKE FOOTBALLS. VINYL IS PRETTY FRAGILE SO CARE SHOULD BE EXERCISED AND REGULAR MAINTENANCE WITH A DISC WASHER OR AN EQUIVALENT. ALSO NEEDLE REPLACEMENT IS OF PARAMOUNT IMPORTANCE. VINYL CAN BE DAMAGED SIGNIFICANTLY WITH A FAULTY STYLUS. YOU CANT SEE BUT YOU SURE AS HELL CAN HEAR IT. IN CONCLUSION MAKE SURE YOU GRADE YOUR RECORDS PROPERLY. MOST COLLECTORS USE THE GOLDMINE GRADING SYSTEM. THE CONDITION OF THE SLEEVE IS ALMOST AS IMPORTANT AS THE CONDITION OF THE MEDIA. BY THE WAY THE WHOLE PROCESS COST ABOUT $30 AND MY BUDDY ALMOST WENT INTO SHOCK WHEN HE SAW THE RESULTS. FANCY EXPENSIVE SLEEVES AND HEAVY VINYL ARE NICE BUT THE QUALITY OF AN ALBUM HAPPENS THROUGH THE WIZARDRY OF THE ENGINEERS WHO RECORD, MIX AND EDIT THE MUSIC NOT THE WEIGHT OF THE RECORD SO IN CLOSING GOOD LUCK ALL YOU VINYL HOUNDS!!!!