MOBILE FIDELITY SOUND LAB INNER SLEEVES - MOFI MFSL (50 RECORD SLEEVES)

Im just getting back into vinyl and building a collection and so I could see that the plain paper sleeves or printed cardboard inner sleeves that come with many records were not going to be the best way of storing my expensive vintage and audiophile LPs, so I tried three of the brands that are out there and well recommended. Turntable Labs stiff plastic inner sleeves are too stiff and way too clingy, theyre hard to open to get the record in and out, that seems like a source of static and possibly even a risk for scratching records along the edge getting them in and out. Then the soft plastic ones with the round bottoms made by Invest In Vinyl, a best seller here, seemed too flimsy and prone to wrinkling and bunching up inside the outer jackets. I like these best and thats what I plan on sticking with. The inside of the sleeve is very soft and the paper backing adds firmness that makes it easier to pull out and replace the sleeves in the jacket without any wrinkling or bunching up inside the jacket. They are not too small for any of the records Ive got, yet they are small enough to slip inside many of the printed cardboard inner sleeves that some records come with. I dont mind the higher price since Im not needing them for hundreds or thousands of records. I just ordered a second pack. Now Ive got a bunch of unwanted sleeves to give away of the other brands Im not going to use...

High quality and worth the price. Much better than the dirty used inner sleeves that come with many used records.

A Classic but lighter (thinner material) than they used to be. Nice and smoothe anti-static. Better than paper. You need them.

best sleeves Ive ever used

Best sleeves for LP’s. Protects the vinyl and great price.

I have various plastic liners in my albums from previous owners. The Mobile Fidelity liners always work the best for me. And they stay nice in the album cover since they are more sturdy. At $0.40 per sleeve, why buy cheaper ones to protect the classic album you just paid $10 for?

These sleeves are really good. They say archival quality, and I absolutely believe that, they are excellent sleeves that I read once are used by the Library of Congress, Im not sure of the validity of that though. I would recommend anyone collecting records buy these(or, if they were out of stock diskeeper sleeves, but I bought a record on discogs once with diskeeper sleeves and its good, but not as good as Mofi sleeves) because they will absolutely prolong the length of time that you can keep your records in quality condition.

front of album inner sleeve too flimsy to handle comfortably

Work great no problems

Ive noticed that these audiophile inner sleeves leave bits of white paper on the vinyl after it has been in the sleeve. Basically my vinyl is coming out of the sleeve dirtier than it was before I put in in. Not recommmended!