Ultra Pro Pokemon Full-View Silhouettes Album 1 Pack Plastic

Great quality, so many slots for collection. I will purchase another binder soon Read more

Just as described. Good quality! I like the cover material as well, it’s smooth. Overall, this is a good buy. Read more

Great size, and exactly what i was wanting in a card binder. Read more

These are the only folders I buy for my sons Pokémon card collection. What I like: 1. Flexible - the binder is plastics but a soft one so you can bend the folder (but not the cards) 2. Full view - you can see the full card 3. Fixed pages - I actually prefer that you cannot add new pages because it secures everything (over time all binders won't close-align right and it causes shifting of cards everytime you open of flip causing card damage to edges) 4. Material - pages are not pure plastic like the insertable binder ones. These have the plastic for the full view but in the center of each sheet (so the card backing area) is a thin black layer of soft cloth like material which not only holds it in place but prevents the constant friction that causes scratches. 5. Room- there is enough room to add double protection such as sleeves to each card. (We were able to add soft sleeves and insert or pull the cards out with no issues) 6. Rubber elastic closure - MY FAVORITE feature is this elastic closure, its attached on the edge back of the folder and you pull it over top to the front of folder. It makes sure your binder stays sealed and unabke to open. (Very secure btw we dropped the binder on the floor a few times and it never came open nor did any cards fall out) I know you CANNOT add pages but I love these folders, it well worth paying the extra money especially when you spend so much for cards or you child gets rares only to go the cheaper route and see them ruined. We take Pokémon cards seriously over here so if you have a serious player of fan like mine this is what you need a must have! Read more

This is a well made binder to store cards. It has 20 pages with 9 spots on each side. So that is a total of 18 x 20, or 360 slots for cards. One uniqueness about these sleeves is that the cards slide in from the side, not the top. So far we haven't had any fall out. I've seen other kids carry their binder upside down and lose cards because they fell out of the sleeves, which opened on the top. There is a nice strap to hold the binder closed. It's just a simple piece of elastic that is attached to the back and wraps around the front to hold it closed. IT works well and is easy enough for the kids to manage on their own. It also has no room for additional pages. I like that feature because it creates a natural boundary. After the binder is full, that's all the room they have. Having physical/visual boundaries works well with my kids. IMO, for my 6 and 8 year olds, 360 pokemon cards is more than enough. They can trade/donate/discard/etc when they get more than that. We bought this blue binder and the yellow pikachu binders. They both look great. Read more

This was a gift for my son he really live the pokemon TCG and this portfolio was a great find. But the paint on it is already coming off it's not very durable from the outside. But the card holders are great very well made. It's not for kids who want to use it and take it everywhere it's mostly for older kids who want to keep their cards in pristine condition. Either way it's a good buy. Read more

Excellent product for Pokémon cards that you’re contemplating grading, or intending on grading in the future. It goes without saying, if you’re simply looking for storage then this should be your go to. Yes, cards can occasionally shift depending on the positioning of front, and back, top left hand side or bottom right hand side if you’re flipping through the binder often or vigorously. My advice, be gentle with it like you would anything encasing valuables, and you shouldn’t have an issue whatsoever. Tl;dr, worth every penny if you ask me! Read more

Nice quality binder to hold Pokemon or other game cards. Pages are bound into the book so no ability to expand the number of pages but it offers quite a bit of room to store cards: 9 pockets on each side of the page (18 pockets per 2 sided page) times 20 pages for a total capacity of 360 cards (assuming 1 card per pocket - though they'll easily hold 2 or 3 loaded on top of each other.) Pockets load from the side and are backed with black material (meaning the pockets are transparent but the pages are opaque.) The cover is a vinyl/plastic material that is thin enough to be flexible but thick enough to provide adequate protection to the album's contents so long as it's not overly abused. There's also an attached elastic band to cinch the album closed. I was pleasantly surprised as to the quality of this book, opting for this over a 3 ring binder with page inserts, in spite of the flexibility for expansion the binder offers. I have purchased more than one of these albums and have yet to be disappointed. Read more