12 Vinyl Record Sleeves Inner 50 Pack, Thicker 3-Ply Anti Static Archival LP Inner Sleeve with Rice Paper for 33 RPM Records Protection

Ive been cleaning and re-sleeving my entire collection (a daunting task) and my typical go-to sleeve is the Mobile Fidelity brand. I decided to try this less expensive brand. Not only are these less expensive but they appear to be a bit thicker (less floppy), which makes it easier to slip a record into it and, slip into the album sleeve.

Just the item needed to protect the vynil which lost case

The best quality sleeves for your vinyls, period. Even better than what MoFi gives you with their premium records. They dont crinkle up while inserting into the jacket. They keep form all the way. Awesome stuff. The only inners I intend on buying and using until they stop making em for whatever reason. I dont see that day happening anytime soon and for good reason.

Ive used all kinds of vinyl inner sleeves over the past few years. Ive used paper (it disintegrates), plastic (tends to get floppy), and the best is rice paper and plastic that reduces static, provides some structure, and prevents paper disintegration and slides in easily.

These record sleeves are absolutely essential to have if you own vinyl records. You absolutely must store your records in something of this caliber or similar and throw away all the terrible and cheap damaging paper sleeves that come with a lot of records these days. Of course some albums come with beautifully designed artwork on the sleeves so don’t throw those away, but whatever you do don’t keep your vinyl in these paper or cardboard sleeves! They will damage your vinyl overtime every time you pull your record in and out of that sleeve and it aids in the static charging of your record which you never want!

Work great

Great stuff.

These are great and I use them for every album I own.

Provides solid protection. Far superior to paper sleeve.

I am packing my parents old records and needed liners. These liners are of good quality and fit nicely. My only complaint is it would be nice to see the B side of the record without taking it out of the liner.