9 Pocket Card Binder, Premium Zip Trading Card Binder, 720 Double Sided Pocket PU Collection Binder, Collector Album, Card Folder for MTG, TCG, Sports Cards, (Black)

Product received March 2025, review written day after. Because of this I can't give a proper long term review, however I will edit this if it starts falling apart anytime soon. If you're reading this unedited after March 2025, its still good.Pockets are side loaders and consistent; you don't have to double check that you're using the right side, and it passes a spin test. Pockets are good for perfect fit to outer sleeves (though that's a tight fit) though they're too small for toploaders, which is normal. You can use cards unsleeved, however be aware that the textured back used to hold the cards in place can imprint over time on an unsleeved card (not an issue with the product, its just that if you want a sturdy backing that will hold a card in place that's an inherent risk) so you should use a sleeve especially for anything expensive. The pockets also seem to hold metal cards well which is unusual, though I'll have to see how long that lasts.If you look really hard you can probably find something more cost efficient in a spot/dollar valuation but only just so and all the ones I've seen are either O Ring binders which can damage your cards if you're not very careful, use double sided pockets without a backing to keep things in place, or both.The branding is unobtrusive which I really like; I don't feel like I have to look at an advertisement when I want to look through my collection. I'd prefer it not be there, but the unbranded ones are also pretty bad.The texture on the outside feels like a nice middle ground; its grippy enough to help with holding without feeling like it would get stuck if you tried to move it on a flat surface.

I’m happy with this binder for my personal collection of One Piece cards. It holds a good amount of cards, and the cover feels very sturdy and well-made. The zipper is strong and smooth, which makes the whole binder feel secure when it's closed. However, once you start filling it up, the binder does get a little thick.One tip I would recommend: put your cards in penny sleeves before placing them into the binder pockets. The pockets have a little extra room around the cards, so sleeving them first helps keep them from sliding around too much and protects them even better.Pros:Good for normal cards in penny sleevesLots of space for a good amount of cardsGood quality page and functionalityCons:NOT MEANT FOR TOPLOADERS

This binder is perfect for organizing and protecting my football cards. The pages are sturdy and clear, so I can see both sides of each card without pulling them out. The cover feels durable and has held up well even after flipping through it a bunch of times.The pockets fit standard trading cards snugly — no sliding around or damage. Great for any collector, whether you're just starting or organizing an old collection.

This binder is one of the best quality binders I have purchased. It is great quality at a great price. There is plenty of room for any and all of your cards. Not to mention the great variety of colors!

Decent quality binder but please note it is a round ring based binder. This means if it is stuffed you have to be VERY careful that you don't "pinch" and damage your cards on the inside edge on the rings.Overall its an ok binder, but not near the quality as like Ultra Pro or similar higher end ones.

Bought this for my daughter and her Pokemon cards. She absolutely loves it holds around 1,024 cards. Everything functionality wise works perfectly it’s definitely built to last

Very good protective case. Doesn't bend the cards.

I was sick of seeing my son’s hockey cards littered throughout the house so I bought him this. It’s durable and high quality!