Quiver Time 80+ Deck Blocks with 2 Dividers / Box - Set of 5 Boxes - White, Black, Blue, Red & Green

The boxes are a good size but the lids are stiff to open and can break if you try to open them too far.

Absolutely fantastic boxes. Incredibly sturdy and fit lovely with the Quiver case!One of my boxes is damaged and almost unusable in its condition, however the rest are perfect.Would happily recommend to a friend or buy again though!

Loved it

These boxes can often cost £10 each - this set of 5 for £24 are excellent value, and perfect for the job!

I have a lot of cards and this is perfect for storage. :)

I used this product 2 store my Yu Gi Oh cards and pokemon cards in

My kids have Top Trumps sets, playing card sets and other cards where they have lost the boxes, or the cards never came with boxes, and just have unorganised loose cards around their room. So this set of five card boxes offers an ideal solution to the organisation of these cards.What you get is five boxes made of polypropylene plastic. This means they have a bit of sturdiness whilst also having some flexibility. So whilst it might not be the most environmentally-friendly box material it should probably provide better protection than card, plus if it is collectable cards that you have in there then you'll appreciate the sturdiness as your cards should be protected even in rain or if you accidentally drop the box or something.The boxes are portable, plus the five boxes come in different colours so you can sort your cards separately by colour-coded box. There is also space to write on the boxes too.The boxes are all pretty big holding 80-100 cards. This is fine because they also come with dividers so it you have sets of cards where you don't have too many, you can combine them in the box with other sets and use the dividers to divide the sets.All-in-all then, this is a well-thought out solution to organising your cards. Alternative solutions include plastic card wallets which would suit those who show off their cards or like to look at them regularly rather than use them, plus the plastic card wallets are more fiddly to put your cards into where you have to do it one card at a time rather than all cards at once as can be done here.

This set of five storage boxes are all different colours for ease of selection. There is also space to label each box, either on the lid or either side. The boxes hold cards which can be sleeved (I have 63.5 x 88 MM Fantasy Flight sleeves) and there are very handy dividers (two per box, creating three sections).I've used one of these to house a board game expansion, where the cards are divvied up and then a section for bagged up coins/tokens etc.In terms of durability, I have a concern that the hinge may not last forever - although I've had doubts with other products and found they lasted longer then expected. This untested fear has not impacted my score. I have reduced the score due to how the lids close. There's a bit of an art to pushing the lid down over the corners of the box. There's some tension there that might get easier over time, however initially it's not a smooth close and this resistance might be required to keep it snug and tightly closed. The edges are very hard and robust - cards inside the boxes are very safe - especially important if being transported inside a bag. There is some space vertically, even sleeved, so there can be some movement in the box.Overall, a robust set of card storage boxes, fine with sleeved cards or otherwise.