Nagaoka Discfile 102 Anti Static Record Sleeves MK2 50 Pack

Like: Antistatic brilliance / super soft surface means no vinyl damage when placing vinyl insideMinor dislike: Can be fiddly to separate the surfaces to allow vinyl to be placed inside

For me, these are the best inner sleeves you can buy.I'm in the process of replacing ALL of my paper inner sleeves with these Nagaoka sleeves.

These inners feel thicker than others but not too thick. Can only be used in certain scenarios where the original inner is part of the cover. For example, Physical Graffiti, where the inner is cardboard and is the window part of the building outer cover. The Nagaoka slip inside the inner cardboard perfectly. I used Bostik Glue dots to separate the Nagaoka edges, when putting a record back into its inner. The only downside was the price. I nearly chose another, but as I've used these before I kept with them.

Great record sleeves which are anti-static. I find the curved bottom really helps with getting the vinyl in a record cover

this is now my 8th pack of sleeves. i was a bit concerned this purchased product was going to differ in some way as the product code was different but they are exactly the same product. You owe it to your vinyl collection to use these!

Been using these for several years now, ever since the Discwasher sleeves vanished in the pre vinyl revival years. Compared them to others including the flimsy and expensive MoFi version, and found them to be the most consistent (no bad batches) and effective. Not cheap, but then none of the anti-static type sleeves are. You 'can' use them straight out of the box, but I prefer to use double sided tape to hold them in the paper/card sleeves that come with the album. One strip either side at the top, and bobs your uncle!

I bought some of these and the Spincare Dynamic type to compare.Nagaoka+very thin+always exactly the same length - Japanese precision+as narrow as you can get, so will fit inside anything-thinness means it crumples easily and can feel as bit 'too' flimsy - like trying to insert a record into a sleeve made of cling film-expensive-has a logo on itSpincare:+tiny bit thicker+less liable to fold/crumple+cheap+no logo-as much as 1cm variance between lengths - some were a few mm short of being long enough to house a 12" record totally!-a tiny bit wider, which can mean that it ripples/folds inside certain inner sleeves or gatefold openingsAll in all I prefer the Spincare but it would be nice if they were all the same length, you can expect to throw out maybe 3-4 in 50

I’ve used these for over 20 years and can’t fault them. They are well made, extremely durable and do the job of protecting my record collection perfectly.