Ultimate Guard Twin Flip`n`Tray 200+ Monocolor Black

Perfect for my werewolf deck. I have a lot of werewolves I keep separately so I can use their full art. Also many tokens. Fits it all easily. Highly recommend

I know I have only had it for a limited time, but I have friends who has had these boxes for a while and they are just as great when they opened it out of the box. First thing is the model I got, which I believe was 160+ cards, is peferct for non edh decks that are double sleeved with their sideboards. Deck that has a total of 75 cards, so your standard, modern, legacy, vintage, Frontier, pauper, and anything that isnt edh/commander. It also has room for a few extra, so if you need tokens you will be just fine. The dice drawer is nice and hold a lot of dice, and keeps them in the compartment with no problem. The magenta are strong and you wont have to worry about this bad boy opening up on you. I will buy another, except bigger so I can store a couple of my edh decks. I love this box.

This is a fantastic deck box and I havent found anything that even comes close. Its even better than the Ultra Pro Satin Tower because it is easier to open/close (which is the main con for the Ultra Pro). Pros: -Looks and feels great; I love this color too -Sturdy exterior -Very strong magnets wont fall open -Easy to open/close -Two insertable pieces each capable of being opened separately - one for dice/coins/counters, one for the deck; and both can come out of the box and be placed in the play area -Not too wide. In other deck boxes, the cards shuffle left and right quite a bit, but sleeved cards are quite snug in this box! It keeps them from being knocked back and forth Cons: -The main negative is that these run pretty large. This is the about the same size overall as the Ultra Pro Satin Tower, but it doesnt hold as much. -Building on my last point, this doesnt hold a whole lot. Double sleeved KMC cards, it comfortably holds a 60-card deck, plus about 20 side board (give or take some). Youd have a hard time fitting 100 double sleeved in here, Id say around 80-85 is good without forcing them in. I could imagine the 2-deck version of this is quite massive, so Im sticking to this 100-card version, which is perfect if you just have a single deck. I would actually probably recommend 2 of these for 2-decks instead of the large double-box for 2 decks. Its the perfect mix between the typical magnet-leather boxes (which usually have weak magnets that fall open, but not this one) and the Ultra Pro Satin Tower.

Im quite satisfied with is item it is sturdy and I have no complaints what so ever.

Ultimate Guard Flip ‘n’ Tray is the only card box I will ever buy! It is sturdy, well built, beautiful, has good texture, and closes securely. Love the color. I see there are some complaints about it not holding enough cards or being too tight with double sleeves. That is not the case for me. My first picture has two 60 card decks single sleeved. Plenty of room. In the second picture the tray has 100 cards single sleeved. I have not tried it with double sleeved. Third picture is size comparison of my 200+ box. Slightly different sizes but I think the 200+ would be better for double sleeved. They make different sizes people.

Overall this is a great product, but I have the same complaint as everyone else... now. I bought my first one, the exact same product minus it being black, and I could face the cards in whatever direction I liked. At the time I didnt read reviews so I didnt know this was a common complaint. I just ordered my 2nd one for more of my decks and I cant fit it in to the deck trays like I could my other set. I thought it was my card sleeves at first, but upon making sure I bought the same brand (dragon shield matte) and testing the size against each other, it couldnt be that. I measured the dice trays next, and low and behold, they were different sizes. So this proves that the manufacturers box can fit bigger dice trays for your preferable orientation, they just dont... for some reason. I just wish I got lucky with my second purchase enough to get a size thatd let me fit the cards how Id like to in there again.

I can fit 4 Cardfight Vanguard decks in it comfortably - my main, double-sleeved Overdress deck (Bushi art sleeves with Dragon Shield Matte Outers), and my 3 side decks (all single sleeved in Dragon Shields). Thats 210 cards: 50 in each of my Overdress decks, and 60 in my V Premium deck (including Quick Shield and a 5/4 split of single-sided Imaginary Gifts). I keep the double sleeved and V Premium decks in the same drawer and its a tight squeeze - in theory there should be wiggle room, since thats only 110 cards, and the box is cited for 266+ double sleeved cards. But its a snug fit. There definitely is not room for 20 more cards even unsleeved. The top with 100 single sleeved cards is not quite as tight, but there is definitely not room for 50 more single sleeved cards - the info says 315+ single sleeved cards, so each bin should be good for 150-ish, but not so much in my case. I understand that not all sleeves are created equal - or cards, for that matter. The measurements were probably made for MtG cards in Ultimate Guard sleeves. It was disappointing I could not slide a 5th deck in as Id planned when I purchased it. Aside from that, its a fantastic box. The green is very understated online, its gorgeous in person. The marker drawer has enough room for my D6s and my 3D printed CFVG markers. It does pass my rendition of The Professors shake test. It fits perfectly in the camera bag I use to haul my TCG gear. And, I actually like to look at it - sure, deckboxes should be functional, but if you can have form too, why not? Just make sure you dont actually *need* to hit the advertised upper limit, like I wanted to, because Im not sure you can without risking damage to the cards.

This box is epic! The magnets are so strong. Much better than the 2 boxes I switched from (shown in the pics) because their magnets were not strong at all & came loose regularly in my backpack :( This ultimate guard deck box is truly top notch tho! So sturdy, compact & surprisingly versatile. The 2 deck trays hold my single sleeved EDH decks with ample room for their respective tokens too. & the middle tray holds lots of dice or you could remove it & store your tokens there if you have double sleeved EDH decks. I was really happy about that lol heck, even one of the medium sized clear plastic containers fits in that middle section! Wonderful! Needless to say, if youre thinking about purchasing this product, Id highly recommend it! 10/10

Ive bought 2 of these deck boxes for EDH now and I love them both. All of the cards fit perfectly with sleeves in the tray and theres enough room for a sideboard too. The dice tray is also awesome. I have 3, 20-sided dice and 8, 6-sided dice in it. This is hands down the best deck box Ive owned. Well worth the money.

The Ultimate Guard Flip-N-Tray is an excellent deck box overall. This design was, to my knowledge, originally made by Ultimate Guard, and has since been imitated by other brands (the BCW Deck Locker LX/LT, for instance - I dont mean to trash talk them though, as BCWs version is pretty good, and their 100-size version is designed differently). Ultimate Guards Flip-N-Tray is really well-made - its durable, sturdy, and admittedly very nice-looking. I bought this box hoping to put in about 95 double-sleeved Magic: the Gathering cards (a 60-card deck with tokens and some extra cards). To my surprise, the included deck tray didnt fit them very well, and I had to take out about 14 cards for a comfortable fit. Evidently, it holds about 80 double-sleeved cards no problem, which is sufficient for me, but if youve got a double-sleeved Commander deck, you should be aware that it might not fit into the included tray. Having said all that, Ultimate Guard does have the Boulder deck box line, which consists of super-compact deck boxes designed to hold either 80 or 100 double sleeved cards. Those boxes should fit into their respective Flip-N-Trays, so Id recommend taking a look at getting a 100-size Boulder as well.