SIQUK Large Dice Bag with Pockets Big Capacity Dice Bag Drawstring Dice Pouch DND Dice Storage Bag for RPG MTG Table Games, Hold Over 300 Dice, Dark Green

The interior walls are not just fabric. They've got a little more something to them that helps them stay a little more rigid. When I first opened up, they were kind of spiraled together, but now that I've opened and closed it a few dozen times, they've kind of crinkled a little bit. Not really annoyed by it, just an observation.I've got about 25 regular dice sets, and about 20 mini dice sets, and dozen or so larger dice in the bag (which is about 170 dice of various sizes), and compared with the "full" image in the listing, and when open my bag looks less than half full, but I think that if I filled it up with more dice (that I don't have) so that it looked like the listing image, that the bag wouldn't close.I chose this bag because it has a large number of pockets. I like having my dice sorted by number of sides, so if a mob has 8d8 HP, I can quickly roll the dice into a tray (which I leave in the tray to have a representation of the HP that I don't have to spend time adding up. If the characters do 6 damage, I find a 6 [or a 4 and a 2] and remove it from the tray)For that purpose, this bag works well, I've got slots ford4, d6, d8, d10, decile, d12, d20And the 2 remaining slots are used for:glass stones, and "others" (spindown d20, d100, d24)I'm pleased with my purchase.

I don't find too many flaws with the product overall. It seems to lack enough compartments to fit everything I wanted for it, but it serves the purpose of storing my bulk dice, so if I need "15d10" or "12d6" I can quickly snag a handful and roll. Its useful for DM's and "That player" that has all the gadgets at a table. Impressively large. About the size of a basketball or soccerball in hands when filled with dice. Folds to the size of a water bottle when empty.NOTE: It has poor stability when only partially filled. You will need to get the thing up to about 25-50% full of dice before you start seeing it really sit right. IT is not functionally useable for any less than about 200-400 dice MINIMUM. Can hold over 2,000 dice easily.

It's a decent bag for the money, easily holding 100+ dice with plenty of room for more.The drawstrings are thick, soft and very robust. The drawstring holes have very sturdy grommets, so wear and tear shouldn't be an issue at these points. The plastic ball spring "clips", that help keep the bag closed, also look and feel solid, so no issues there either. There are plenty of dividers (cannot be removed), so you can sort dice by sides, etc...My main concern, at this point, is how *thin* the fabric and lining are. I suspect that it won't be very durable, especially if you put sharp dice, or metal dice, into it, or if it comes into frequent contact with rough surfaces. (i.e. Hanging outside of a backpack, swinging against the rough fabric.)All in all, if you're careful of what you put into it and how you carry it, it should last you a good long time.I'm happy with it, at least for now. If anything changes, I will post updates.

My last bag was made out of wonderfully soft cloth material, but it was too small for my collection, so I ordered this one in hopes that it would be the same but bigger. It's definitely bigger and can fit all my dice in it, but unfortunately the quality of the fabric feels cheaper than my old one. It's still sturdy and holds my dice just fine, but the material isn't quite as soft and velvety and feels kind of like craft material. It'll do, though, to have all my dice in one place.

So, this thing is HUGE, significantly bigger than the pictures make it out to be. Like, it legitimately will hold hundreds, possibly thousands, of standard polyhedral dice. The cloth material is a bit cheap, and the ties were so long I had to shorten them by about half to be reasonable.However, it is a great dice bag for the money; it wont replace the more expensive segmented bags, but it's functional and a great gift for the dice dragon in your life.

There are plenty of pockets to keep all your dice separated, and plenty of room to store them in, even for a dice goblin like me! There's even a slot left over for miscellaneous stuff after you store each die in it's own pocket. I got one bag for warhammer and one for dnd, and I couldn't be happier! So far the bag with all my sets of dnd dice is holding about 50+ sets, of varying sizes, very comfortably, and they aren't overflowing. Very good quality for the price.

It has plenty of storage room for most people, I currently have around 200 dice between 7 of the pockets, then a few sets of dice for different games kept separate in a pocket, and a deck of cards in the last pocket, and I could probably put at least another 100 dice in the 7 pockets that I'm using for random sets.The bag stays shut and require a bit of force to open, which is a good thing for me since I don't have to worry about the dice flying out while moving it around.

The bag is much bigger than I thought it would be, which is not a complaint, just something to keep in mind.My complaints is that the dice fall out of the divided sections after the bag is closed if it is turned upside down. The dice don't stay sorted if the bag is shaken.The bag may be a little too big for it's design.

Material is cheap and poor quality - that static fancy dress materialDividers are too rigid. Have got one from TheDiceShopOnline now - more expensive but so much better

I am using this for my lucets, threads, and wools. Although I read the description it turned out to be a lot bigger than I expected, really well made with soft, double thickness cloth and thick,strong, long drawstrings which will carry a lot of weight if necessary. At £12.99 it was a bargain - I've seen identical ones at twice the price. An excellent purchase!

It’s a great product with loads of room.The only ‘issue’ I have is that I now need to buy more dice to fill it up lol

It’s the size of my head I love it

These bags can really hold a lot. I’d say more than the description. Perhaps 400? Sturdy, well made. As good as other brand names expensive ones