Card Guardian - 12 Pocket Premium Binder with Zipper for 480 Cards - Side Loading Pockets for Trading Card Games TCG (Blue)

The media could not be loaded. The 480 card holder by Card Guardian is the best folder I have seen on the market. It has a high quality look and feel with a sturdy cover that lets you know your cards are safe. Kept together with a high quality zip completing the sleek look.The cards easily slip in to the side loading pouches. This could house a range of TCG cards of a playing xard size such as MTG, Pokemon and Yu-Gi-Oh, and has enough space in each pocket to hold them unsleeved or sleeved as well, showing great versatility.Over I like the look feel and size of the folder and at a reasonable price. This more than exceeds at the purpose of holding all your favourite cards and I will look forward to buying many more!The only point I would make is that I wish it came in more colours as I would like one fore each colour of my MTG collection ( White, Blue, Black, Red, Green and Silver)

Needed a new folder to replace my old one, which was also the same brand.The last folder lasted me years but due to pocket abuse (keeping 4+ cards in one pocket) it needed replacing.If your looking for a decent padded zip up folder at a great price, this is for you! And it can show off players of cards easier too.

I was hesitant at first as I usually only buy VaultX but am very happy I decided to try out this brand.Recommended.

The item has a premium finish and I like a lot the 12cards layout. I wouldnt recommend it if you dont have enough space though, as its wider than a regular binder. Overall a really good product

I love the Card Guardian binders - the quality, in my opinion, matches that of the Vault X binders. The bonus is these are slightly cheaper too.I don’t have any issues with the binder, but with how it’s stored in a warehouse. It’s seems like other heavy items are directly placed on top of them. This is the second Card Guardian binder that I have received with damage to it. This one’s damage was minimal, but still visible and not worth the hassle of returning.Overall, this is a top quality binder that deserves to rival Vault X binders.

Simply the best binder I have came across. Looks the part and keeps the cards secure. Can't ask for anything else.

Great binder that holds over 400 cards. Excellent quality and very well made with a great price next to other similar brands on the market.

a must have if your trying to complete a pokemon master set this binder will do that and some space left over

Easily a must-have if you collect for any of the 4-per deck, standard sized card games like Magic, Pokemon, or One Piece. I'm using it for OP and it's perfect. The cards with the official One Piece sleeves on them are a bit snug, but fit perfect with plain standard-sized sleeves (they're actually a tad loose).Do bear in mind that this binder is very WIDE. It barely fits in my backpack.

This binder is great! the quality of the fabric when you hold it in your hands is awesome, can store over 450 cards which is a plus, and the zipper to keep your cards safe is also always a plus.

It's an absolute must for me to store my TCG sets in binders for so many reasons. It make's it easier to organize and track the set, allows you to look through and enjoy it, and it makes it easy to show off! However, using the wrong kind or quality of binder and you could find your cards falling out if you pick it up the wrong way, or even damaging your cards just from being stored in them! The only binders I currently trust my sets in are the zippered (I do not use strapped), side loading Card Guardian, VaultX, and Ultra Pro binders. Which company I go with mostly depends on color or tcg, as they are all very similar in quality from both the outer material, to the pages themselves.As of writing this I have a couple of Card Guardian's 9 pocket and about half a dozen of their 12 pocket, and I haven't experienced any issues with any of them yet.These binders are ringless, which is critical because that is a big way cards get damaged in binders. Additionally, beyond being zippered, these are side loading pages so you really don't have much (if anything?) to worry about in terms of your cards falling out, I've never had a card come anywhere near falling out, I'm not even sure I've had any come partially the way out of their spot.Even in binders, all of my cards are double sleeved with a perfect fit/standard penny sleeve combo if I'm single stacking (1 card per pocket) or single sleeved perfect fit if I'm double stacking (regular print under holo per pocket). These will handle that in the double sided pages no problem.The ONLY minor complaint I have about the Card Guardian binders vs the VaultX or Ultra Pro is that the Card Guardian pockets are SLIGHTLY shorter so some regular penny sleeves are a tight fit, but the BCW ones aren't as tall as some others so they fit perfectly.PSA: While quality binders like these do provide additional protection, and if handled and stored correctly will minimize risk of damage to your cards, that risk is still not zero. Because of this, I have a limit to the value of cards I will store in these binders, using a proxy for the higher value cards, that are stored in something more secure like a Top Loader. There are Top Loader binders out there that can further minimize risk to your more valuable cards, while still providing ease of viewing.***KEY BINDER STORAGE NOTE*** Storing your binders laying flat can damage your cards over time by ever so slowly crushing them essentially. To prevent this, always store your binders standing up.

Cheaper than most and solid quality. I've purchased 6 over the last year alone. Wish they had case sales.

Good quality