Vault XVault X Trading Card 3 Ring Binder, fits 9 Pocket Pages, 900 Cards, Exo-Tec Material, Easy Open, D-Ring Clip Folder for Collectible Card Games, Sports, TCG (Red, Large)

Very happy

So these arrived on time... I can't stress enough how important small print is, as someone who usually reads it well enough, I'm ashamed to say that the title had be believing this would have 50 pages in them.. It does say it doesn't, but i guess I'm guilty of just flicking the images here. Price should definitely have been an obvious flag.The actual product seems decent. As i would expect of vault-X. I'm seeing some comments that they arent very well built, i just don't see that, so I'm curious to see how they manage in the long run.I did buy some (assumed extra) card pages, so i can confirm that it will easily hold 50 pages (the large one listed)... i have opted for 75 pages, they arent filled with cards yet but i think its reasonable with that amount, since empty pages, i think you could probably get close to 90 of the official side loader pages in there.Honestly given that this (with the sideload pages) ended up being about £3 more than the fixed books i was getting, i think these are better options and very good for the price.

I wanted to get a folder that wasn't going to bend or damage cards but was secure enough to keep whole sets in.This folder is sturdy, pretty big and has enough space for the pockets to hold at least a 4-5 Booster box sets.I keep my best cards in the Vaultx premium binders with the zips. However for commons, uncommons and just extra cards I can't recommend this folder enough as it's secure, sturdy and when you buy the black pockets with it as well it looks professional. Would definitely recommend.

Very good quality, can fit quite a few sleeve in so perfect for bigger card collections.

Bought this for my master set of Twilight Mascerade, fits the theme of the set beautifully and the binder feels sturdy.Can store a lot of binder pages easily, so it would be perfect for larger sets.Note that it doesn't come with the binder pages, so you'll need to buy those separately.

To start don't get me wrong this product is great for the money!But first the Cons:The material (cardboard) that is used is not quite as strong as I would like for my more expensive collection but not to fragile.The outer material is lovely but when the binder is opened beyond flat (not that you should) it comes quite loose so potentially a point of failure.That's all the cons.Pros:Very largeGreat D ring clipsLovely material feelValue for moneyAll in all its a nice binder and very much for for purpose but I would choose to put my more valuable stuff into a more secure / sturdy storage solution.* After nearly 3 years of use this binder is still in as good condition today as when I first got it. Top quality product that's still going strong!*

I mean it’s a little expensive but you do get a premium product, especially if you’re collecting cards it’s well worth the extra money to protect them. The metal ring binders aren’t the best quality I’ve ever seen but no problem doing the job they’re intended to do. They work perfectly with the matching card sleeves.

At the more expensive end of solutions for storing gaming cards. Takes normal A4 poly pockets and holds these well. Could do with an elasticated strap to keep it shut, otherwise a great item. Feels strong tough and has a nice padded feel that also adds protection.