Vault XTrading Card 3 Ring Binder, fits 9 Pocket Pages, 540 Cards, Exo-Tec Material, Easy Open, D-Ring Clip Folder for Collectible Card Games, Sports, TCG (Teal, Slim)

So. Arrived on time. Well packed. Realy stron goodateeial. Recomend for shore. Thank a lot

I wanted to get a folder that wasn't going to bend or damage cards but was secure enough to keep whole sets in.This folder is sturdy, pretty big and has enough space for the pockets to hold at least a 4-5 Booster box sets.I keep my best cards in the Vaultx premium binders with the zips. However for commons, uncommons and just extra cards I can't recommend this folder enough as it's secure, sturdy and when you buy the black pockets with it as well it looks professional. Would definitely recommend.

I mean it’s a little expensive but you do get a premium product, especially if you’re collecting cards it’s well worth the extra money to protect them. The metal ring binders aren’t the best quality I’ve ever seen but no problem doing the job they’re intended to do. They work perfectly with the matching card sleeves.

I use this with 2pocket page inserts to store my sticker sheets for journaling/planning. It’s a great sturdy folder that has plenty of room for inserts (currently have 40ish in mine with plenty of room for more). The rings are strong but easy to open with the levers and hold the pages securely.It also looks and feels great, I especially love the little pop of colour from the inside. One of the best folders I’ve bought.

Great for sets if you need to easily add or remove pages, without having to sort an entire binder. Also nice alternative to bigger zip binders!

At the more expensive end of solutions for storing gaming cards. Takes normal A4 poly pockets and holds these well. Could do with an elasticated strap to keep it shut, otherwise a great item. Feels strong tough and has a nice padded feel that also adds protection.

Use these slim folders for all my collection. Can hold any set and look great on the shelf too!Wouldn't use anything else to store my cards

To start don't get me wrong this product is great for the money!But first the Cons:The material (cardboard) that is used is not quite as strong as I would like for my more expensive collection but not to fragile.The outer material is lovely but when the binder is opened beyond flat (not that you should) it comes quite loose so potentially a point of failure.That's all the cons.Pros:Very largeGreat D ring clipsLovely material feelValue for moneyAll in all its a nice binder and very much for for purpose but I would choose to put my more valuable stuff into a more secure / sturdy storage solution.

This is a classic - wish I hadn’t wasted time messing with novelty binders. Can pack this one , looks sharp as hell. Will get another!

Beautiful quality; excellent stitching and overall look (I went for yellow, large). The exterior feels soft and is a nice change from the usual plastic or rubber-like material. Feels nice holding it in your hands. Rings showcase strength, all perfectly even. Depth is 90mm so ~3.5". Paying more than usual for 3.5" but I think it's certainly worth it.

The binder is solidly built, and the materials used feel nice to the touch.The only downside people should be aware of is that even though it’s advertised as holding 30+ pages, I was only able to comfortably fit 25 18-pocket side-loading pages. To be fair though, my cards are sleeved in KMC Perfect Fits, so that may have added to the issue, but I really would have liked it could have fit the 30 pages as advertised.450 sleeved cards however is not bad for smaller sets of cards.

So I bought this binder to use for cards that aren't rare, holos, just plain common/uncommon cards that don't have any high value of any kind. Mostly just to collect sets without having a binder for each individual set, for example, fusion strike and silver tempest are 2 examples of different sets.What I like about this binder is that it's big enough that the binder sleeves don't poke out from the top/bottom or the side. They fit nice and snug and you don't have to worry about damaging your sleeves and cards in the process when standing it on its side.The outer texture is similar, if not the same as the vault x zip up binders, if you happen to also own those.As far as sturdiness, my binder was shipped in an amazon plastic bag, and managed to get to my house without any damage or bends to the folder.The amount of pages you can fit safely in my opinion is about 70, I guess it depends how far you are willing to push it and how full the folder is.Overall I'm happy with my purchase, I'll probably will end up buying the smaller binder since I bought 2 50 sleeve pages, so I'll have about 30 pages left over.EDIT: I provided one additional photo of roughly how many Pokémon sets you can fit in the binder. This may vary depending on the sets and how you are setting up your binder(s), 2 of my sets are under 100 cards so those can easily count for 1 set. . I am not including the trainer cards, I am not including the variants of a card, for example, holo/reverse holo cards. I am also not including cards like V/VMAX/VSTAR etc. type cards. I do occasionally replace a regular card with its holo/reverse holo variant if its a duplicate that I already have.If you are including EVERY single card though, you may only fit like 4 complete sets. Give or take. Hope this helps and gives you a rough idea, if you're trying to save on space.

Solide et durable