CardKingPro Immense Dice Bags with Pockets - Black - Capacity 150+ Dice - Great Organizer for Dice Hoarders, Perfect For Dungeons and Dragons [Patented Design]

Great way to store an above average amount of dice - mine storage is exclusively D20s and I probably have 50 or 60 total inside of it. I was actually concerned it wouldn’t be big enough but it is - I could probably fit another 10 or so in but that’s it. I mean a storage bag can only be so big but it’s a quality product without a doubt and combined with the price it’s the best option for dice storage IMO. There are cheaper ways to do it but I think this is the cheapest stylish way to store them. I don’t plan on taking it anywhere but you could easily throw it into a backpack along with your decks & binder(s). I got this product b/c it was the cheapest storage bag that actually looked good. The quality is there as well, I would have easily paid an extra $10 for this thing. I normally don’t leave Amazon reviews but this product deserves it.

This bag makes me think of the bag from Mary Poppins, because I just keep adding dice and still have room for more. So far I have 10 sets of 6 in this bag with plenty of room to spare. The bag looks nice, is sturdy and well made.

The bag has seven pockets, so you can sort all your dice into their own pockets. So no more digging through your dice bad looking for enough d6's to roll damage. The description says it will hold 100-150 dice. This is true. I have over 200 in mine, although since I do not have an even amount of each die size, when I open the bag, occasionally some of the more populous die (I have way more d10s and d6s than any other size) in the perimeter pockets do fall into the center pocket. Keep to 150 die (or maybe just have a more even spread) and that won't happen.The bag easily stands upright open or closed, full or empty. The little metal skulls on the drawstring are a nice touch but are largely ornamental. They do add to the cool factor, though.I am now responsible for the sale of six of these bags, that I know of. I purchased two and gave one to my son. Having seen our bags, four other DMs that we play regularly with have also purchased them. One of those DM's actually squealed with delight when she saw the bag.My son and I have had ours for six months and they seem to be as good as new. No unraveled stitching, no worn spots on the outside or the inner liner. In the same amount of time, I have practically worn through the felt in my dice tray, so that is an idea how often my bag gets opened/closed, moved, tossed in a bin until the next game, etc. In other words.... A LOT. These bags are well made.If I could offer any cons to this bag, it would be that because it has an inner liner and seven well-made pockets, even empty, it is a thick bag and takes up space when you open it. So, if you only have a few sets of dice, get something smaller. But if you have a dice habit, this is, by far, the bag of choice.

I don't think I'll ever run out of space in this thing! It's about the size of a cantaloupe when it's cinched up, but it holds so many dice, it's as close as you'll get to a real-life bag of holding

It is spacious, robust and looks good. You can have plenty of each standard die sorted according to type in the outer sections, with room for special dice, tokens, counters and the like in the central section. Well worth the price, even with shipping from abroad.

There are two things I really like about this bag. The first is that it has pockets, with one large pocket in the center for your "main set" of dice, and then pockets around the edge to separate your different dice. The second thing I love is that it's short and wide. I can open it up and just leave it there on the table, and grab dice and put dice back as needed. No more dumping the bag out! At $18, this is a steal, but I'd pay full MSRP if I had to

I enjoyed the quality of the product, while disliking that there was no stability in the structure or form whatsoever yet that makes it unique. My first thought was is this a cap or a bag it was soft and large.Be sure to have your clicky clack math rocks arranged so they don't spill out but the bag is good.

This bag does everything I wanted and more. It seems like I've always had dice and dice bags and I never liked fishing around blindly for an eternity trying to find the die I needed, so I wanted a bag that would sit open and let me easily see what was there. I don't use the standard compliment of different sized dice. All I need are D6 and D20, but I also have tokens and counters and lots of tiny things that need to be separated. The soft sided compartments are perfect for this! When I'm done playing, I just tug the drawstrings closed and the bag keeps everything safe and organized until I need them again. It's a bit bigger than your standard dice bag but totally worth making a little extra space for. I've never had it come untied or even loose. Looking forward to using it for a long time to come.

Con espacio para bastantes dados,su forma hace que sea facil de transportar además del tipo terciopelo que tiene es suave al contacto

Feels like its well made. Love being able to keep my dice separated. I use it to store my witcher dice. Wish I could get one with a custom logo of the witcher wolf..

Muy buena calidad, y súper grande.

Do you have a Dice Goblin in your home? Are they running out of storage space to hold their shiney click-clacks in? Look no further! I bought this dice bag for my partner's birthday and he's thrilled! It holds all his dice and will in fact allow him to expand his collection of math rocks quite considerably. The fabric is very soft and velvety, and feels quite high quality. Also, when it's got dice in it and it's closed up, it looks like a Bag of Holding which is pretty sweet lol. This was an excellent present, 10/10 would recommend.

This bag is great for my current dice hoard and holds a whopping 262 dice! It’s now quite full. May have to get a bigger bag soon. Love the colour and quality is excellent!