Ultimate Guard Boulder 100+ Classic, Deck Case for 100 Double-Sleeved TCG Cards, Amethyst, Secure & Durable Storage for Trading Card Games, Soft-Touch Finish

Ok 1st of all. Does it fit 100 double sleeved cards as advertised?Yes, just barely. Expect a very tight fit. I would say the true max capacity is 105-110. Still fits my bling'd out deck with a lot of foils in various condition. If you have foil cards that have developed a flex, a tight fitting deck box, on top of double sleeving helps quite a bit. Expect to have to squeeze slightly getting a full deck in.Some features I like about the box.Overmolded plastic exterior is durable, scratch resistant, and soft to the touch. (Sets it apart from copycat products.)Almost no wasted space inside the box makes this a great choice if you want to store all of your decks inside a case with standard card dimensions.The top half pops off easily (looking at you UltraPro tower) with your thumbs and can be used as a second box to help keep you organized while you are sorting/playing the cards.Different colors are interchangeable, and the case is partially translucent. So you don't usually have to open the box to know what's inside and you can color sort them if you own several.There are a bunch of other products out there. Some of them are way cooler, but this is hands down the best deck box if you want a hard-sided, compact box that is scratch and water resistant, and DROP SAFE!My opinion: The options with the dice tray strays from the ultra simple concept of the original and the UltraPro Tower begins to look better in comparison.

I recently purchased the Ultimate Guard Boulder 100+ Deck Case in Amethyst for my new Digimon deck, and I couldn't be happier with my choice! As someone who regularly plays with a group of friends, having a reliable and stylish storage solution is essential, and this case ticks all the boxes.Firstly, the soft-touch finish of the case feels amazing in your hands and adds a touch of elegance. The amethyst color is vibrant and stands out, making it easy to spot in a pile of other card cases. But what really impressed me was the durability of the case. I’ve had it in my bag during several game nights, and it has withstood the bumps and knocks without any scuffs. My cards feel secure and protected inside, thanks to the sturdy construction.One of the best parts about bringing this case to our Digimon play group is the envy it has sparked among my friends! They’ve all been really impressed by how well-made and stylish this deck case is. I can’t tell you how many compliments I’ve received and how jealous my play group is. It’s become a bit of a running joke that I need to bring my back-up cards just in case they can’t resist “borrowing” my case for their own decks!Overall, I highly recommend the Ultimate Guard Boulder 100+ Deck Case for anyone who plays TCGs like Digimon. It offers excellent protection for your cards, looks fantastic, and might just make your friends a little envious too! Whether you’re playing casually or competitively, this case is a great investment for any card collector.

Just look at it! It's the peak of design for deck boxes, if you aren't looking for dice storage! And guess what! They have that too! Tough as.. well they're tough as a boulder. They open easily, though not easily enough to spill your cards in case of a drop! And they hold 100 double sleeved cards if they arent sporting the THICKEST sleeves. Best value for your money.

I've been around the block when it comes to deck boxes. I've tried Ultra Pro, Ultimate Guard, Eclipse, GameGenic, as well as VaultX. While not the fanciest or coolest looking (no magnets + minimalist solid color design), these Ultimate Guard Boulder deck boxes have consistently been the best-in-show for overall storage and protection for any TCG deck. They are sturdy enough to take some hits & drops, compact to save a ton of space on shelves & in bags, and have JUST enough storage to fit a whole [single] sleeved 100-card Commander deck + a few additional tokens or extra cards. I am not exaggerating when I say you can spin-toss a full one in the air, let it hit the floor, and it will not pop open or spill out your cards.The only complaint I have is that they are not exactly the greatest for token-freak decks due to its limited additional storage, but that is a very small price to pay for what I consider to have the best overall bang-for-your-buck deck storage. Who needs magnets when you are built like a Boulder?

TLDR: Great box, FFG sleeves did not fit, be aware of that if using any with similar dimensionsSo, I used to be one of those "a box is a box is a box" kind of players. As long as a deck was sleeved, I didn't much care what else they were in. And so, I've been using those $3 and $4 Ultra-Pro slip cover things for years. Now that I just recently got into KeyForge though, I decided to shop around a bit and found Tolarian Community College on YouTube. Once I saw these I fell in love and bought four and they do not disappoint in person. Their closing is near perfect, and as there is no such thing it is not worth complaining about. They feel amazing on the outside, they don't flex like those cheap ones, and while scratching may be a thing in the future, since plastic isn't steel its, again, not really worth complaining about. They If these aren't your style, go check out TCC, he has reviewed a TON of other boxes.The Professor's review is going to be far more eloquent and demonstrative than I can be here, so go watch it for the best impression of these.I did want to point out the one issue I had with mine, though. I had my decks sleeved in a combination of those from Fantasy Flight Games, Ultra-pro, and Dragon Shields. The Shields fit with zero problems. I can fit 2 KeyForge decks in a single Boulder with room to spare. Same with the Ultra-pro ones. However, the slight additional length above the card top of the FFG ones prevented the box from closing properly and I had to re-sleeve that deck in Shields in order to store it in a Boulder. So, if you have invested into FFG sleeves, avoid this box or else you'll need to reinvest in a sleeve of slightly shorter dimensions.