Toploaders Storage Box - Fits 3" x 4" Holders, Holds Top Loader Cards, Sports Cards,Trading Cards, Graded Card

Nice storage box that fit Top Loaders perfectly. The case itself is nice and I've had these ones before and they work well but always seem like they could be built a little stronger but I haven't really had issues. You can store over 220 top loaders in this box on their sides, there is foam on the inside to cushion the top loaders and the case is waterproof when closed. It has a nice handle on the top and the clasp that keeps the lid closed is well made and stays closed.

I've been replacing my cardboard cases for my Magic cards because silverfish have slowly been eating away at them and now, I've been finding them inside my case. So I tried this case out. It does work as a storage solution although there are a few things to keep in mind.The case is pretty much average when it comes to build quality. The handle is small, no rubber feet at the bottom, etc. The product picture showing someone standing on it is doubtful. I don't think the case will take that kind of abuse.Because of the handle, the cases don't stack but if all you're looking to do is find a way to safely store your cards, this is a good option.

This is a definite upgrade from the regular cardboard shoe box and it fits toploaders and magnetic cases as shown in the photo. The case handle and clasp are pretty well-built. The finishing of the product is also well done. It advertises itself as waterproof but I definitely did not put it to the test as I did not see evident seals. I believe this to mean waterproof in the most basic sense (will keep rain out but will not keep water out if submerged).

This case is very nice as it is made of great metal, foam and what I believe to be plastic faces.Every corner is surrounded by metal so the corners are protected. The lock is a latch style and very easy to use. Snap on very firmly. The case has a handle on top so it’s easy to carry. The foam on the inside is a good mix of flat foam and a curvy foam for a nice aesthetic and volume to push against the cards.I think you can use this case you’re gonna have to either provide your own separators made of foam or have the case almost full of top loaders. Just a few in here and moving it around had the cards flipping out of place. My pictures will show you how they look with cards standing up and down and on its side, with standard top loaders. I hope this information helps!

I was not expecting this to be so sturdy and such high quality. This is not just the typical storage box, it’s a great handled and latching case for serious care in transporting a collection. The Materials are clean and all the corners and trim are properly fitted without gaps, sloppy glue or loose parts. It really is impressive. Nits nice enough to not just transport cards but you could easily carry a couple playing decks, a dice box/bag, some markers, all in a good looking, almost professional-grade looking case. The ONLY negative that came up, and it’s minor for me, because of the handle on the top of the case, it is not stackable. This is mostly why I say it’s for transport or small batch storage, and not best suited to be part of a larger count collection storage. It’s a great case!

The inside keeps my cards snug so they do not move around during travel but I wouldn’t throw it down the stairs and expect your cards to be safe.The locking latch seems a little wonky though, I am concerned that over time, opening and closing, that it may end up breaking, but it seems ok for now. Time will tell.

This case looks a lot like the other rigid tactical-looking cases I own, but this one is not as heavy or thick-walled, plus it is not water-proof (but it is moisture proof, meaning a spill onto it will be fine, but prolonged exposure to a damp environment, or being submerged, will result in leaks). It is still a good case and it is priced right for the thinner walls--definitely a step up from cardboard. There is padding on the inside, which is super roomy--this is specifically made for cards encased in heavy, thick hard top loaders or magnetic holders. A card that is just covered in a penny sleeve is too small to be secured in this case. I placed a sample art sketch-card (same size as a regular poker/playing card) in the case to show how much room is all around it. Of course this can be used to carry and store anything else that fits: its just a case after all!

The outside of the box feels like a low-end portable container, so, cheap in a word. The inside has foam padding which some will appreciate. The clasp on the front holds strong