Quiver Time 's Red Card Case, Perfect for MTG Deck, Premium Storage Box, for Trading Cards, and Playing Card Storage, Ideal for Carrying Magic The Gathering and Game TCG Enthusiasts Recommended

I am absolutely thrilled with my purchase of the Premium Card Deck Box Case from Quiver! This card holder is a game-changer for any trading card enthusiast. It boasts an impressive capacity, accommodating over 1350 unsleeved playing cards, and the inclusion of 2 sturdy Acrylic separators, 3 Velcro dividers, and 2 removable corner pads makes sorting and storing cards a breeze.As a gift idea, it's a home run! If you're searching for the perfect MTG accessories for the Magic: The Gathering fan in your life, look no further. This magic deck carrying case is not just a storage solution; it's a way to cherish and protect your loved ones' card collection.The Deck Box Card Storage Case is not only spacious but also practical. It can fit up to 9 deck boxes, and the convenient mesh pocket ensures safe storage of accessories. The cushioned corner pads add an extra layer of protection, guarding your cards against bending and damage.To top it off, the combo match with the Orion playmat tube is genius. It provides a secure and convenient way to transport your playmat alongside your cards, ensuring you're always ready for your next gaming session.What's even better is that it's fully compatible with all Quiver Time products, including Standard Deck Blocks (Quiver Deck Box), Apollo and Artemis Card Sleeves, and the Citadel Deck Block. The Premium Card Deck Box Case from Quiver is a true gem for any card game enthusiast, and I highly recommend it for its quality, functionality, and thoughtful design. 5 stars all the way!

I won't go into all the things I love about this case. If you've ready anyone else's review, you'll know what is so good about the case. The ony thing I'd add is my review regarding MtG specifically and deckboxes. The case promotes just sleeved cards, but anyone who plays MtG (Magic the Gathering) knows to put their cards in a box. Unless you're building a cube, or you're just totally playing casual (which prob means you aren't buying this case in the first place), you are going to be putting your decks in a box. I was looking through all of the reviews to see how this would work for me.I play with the Ion Deckboxes and one made by Aaron Cain (the Cool Deckbox Guy: https://www.youtube.com/user/Cainracing/featured). So I was concerned about the fit. People already stated that there is a tight fit with normal Ultra Pro deckboxes. Well, I play Modern, and I only ever have 3 decks with me. I bought this to play with, have with me at a tournament, have something that is sleek and compact, something that doesn't take much space. This fits everything I wanted.The only bad thing about the case I got was this: When the case is closed, the top is a little crooked. Pretend you take the entire case and twist the two ends in opposite directions. The bottom is flat, but the top looks corkscrewed. It's not even that bad, but since i'm a little OCD about things, I can notice it and it is a little annoying. Again, more aesthetic than a functional problem.Back to the main point, fitting Deckboxes. The deckboxes fit longways with NO issue. Yes, this limits the amount of boxes you can fit into the case. If you have Ion boxes or bigger, you're not going to get many into the case. What you'll have to remember is that this case is not for carrying your collection. If you want a slim, sleek, compact carry case that is easy to handle, maneuver and store deckboxes, dice, tokens, etc; this is your case.If you look at the pictures I've attached, you can see that on the far left of the case, there are loose cards with the stock dividers. These are the tokens that each Modern deck can produce. Next to the tokens, I've set up the dividers (the Velcro dividers that came with the case) to include my die. I have three Modern decks, and they hall fit comfortably in the case without feeling 'squished' in the case. I would not be able to put them in the other way, because they're too big and wide. This is pretty much the only configuration that works for bigger deckboxes. As for the regular Ultra Pro Deckboxes; you can see in the last photo that they fit so much better than the Ions do. You can probably carry about 10 decks in this fashion if you choose to do that.Final Review: Great case if you want a slim way to carry a few decks, tokens, dice, and other random things you need for a tournament (papers, pencils, etc). If you're looking for a case that carries EVERYTHING, this is not for you. My only negative comment about this case is that there's no way to pull off a playmat. You're going to have to suck it up and carry it. If you were to put the playmat in the case, you might be able to carry a deck and some other small things like dice or tokens, but that's it. So, Unless you're going to be going to a tournament with one deck and your playmat, just carry the playmat and allow yourself more room for decks.-Tyler

I was going to make a YouTube review on this product, but an Amazon review will suffice for now.The build quality of this case is top notch. I've had this case for 2 months now and I take it almost everywhere. I take it to FNMs, draft nights, game nights, open houses, prereleases, and the list goes on. The PU leather is durable and holds up well in transport. The construction is solid enough to take a few drops and impacts as people inevitably knock it off the chair it's hanging on. Nonetheless, all the cards inside are fine, whether they're sleeved or not. Of course, I'm not talking about dropping this case off of a 2 story building onto concrete, but I would confidently say that it (as well as the contents) would survive the worst of what most people encounter on their way and during a card game event.For those that care, the strap is also very good quality and it almost like a thinner seatbelt kind of material. Even when you pack the thing full of cards and boxes, it still feels comfortable on your shoulders. I've spent a day where I had to carry the Quiver around while I was out and about with friends and I would highly recommend this for something like a Grand Prix or Pro Tour-esque event.There is more than enough space on the inside for any type of event. If you're doing a tournament and are only bringing 1 deck and set of dice, there's enough room to fit a rolled playmat in the quiver. Otherwise, it can safely carry 1000+ cards with ease. I can't confirm whether or not it actually does hold the 1350 cards as advertised, but I'm hardpressed to think of a situation where you would need that much capacity unless you were transporting to move or transporting to sell. In those cases, a cardboard holder would probably be the more economic/appropriate solution. This is more aimed for the on-the-go player, who wants a single case that he/she can grab on the way out of the house.The dividers are great and are made of a thick but light plastic. Despite the weight, they feel really good in the hand and are well molded. The larger foam separators have sufficient padding and the adjustability is great with the velcro. There's enough of both of these to keep my cards organized and secure inside the Quiver while I'm out and about. I hate when things shuffle around in anything that I'm carrying and I've never had that problem because of the ample included separators and dividers. Every time I open the Quiver, it's exactly as when I closed it.The included sleeves are a plus. They're not gonna blow you away so don't expect anything amazing, but they come in handy in a pinch when you're at an event. I drafted last month and forgot to buy/bring sleeves. I didn't even realize until I was building my deck. I hate playing without sleeves and luckily I left the pack in the Quiver so I just used them. They're glossy clear but they shuffle alright. I probably wouldn't use them for a main deck or anything, but if you don't have a dedicated set of sleeves, these will more than suffice.My only gripe, and it's not even really a gripe against the product itself: I haven't been able to figure out an elegant solution for when the Quiver is full of cards and I want to bring my playmat. Since I'm the first of my friends that has this product, the responsibility is usually mine to bring lands/tokens/dice/etc whenever we play together (sealed, draft, etc., standard). Since I also have to bring my own decks, that doesn't leave a lot of room for a playmat. If the guys at Quiver know of a solution to this, let me know! To be honest, if they have an external solution or are coming out with a Quiver 2.0 that solves this issue, I'd probably buy it as well.

This case is perfect for bringing a lot of deck options to where ever you are headed. Solid build, great color options, and fits a wide variety of deck boxes from different brands.

I gave this Quiver Time Black Bolt Card Carrying Case as a gift, and the recipient thanked me at least three times—they loved it that much! It’s incredibly easy to use, looks sleek, and is perfect for carrying around up to four packs of Magic: The Gathering cards. If you want to travel light and not lug around a bunch of sets, this is the ideal solution.The case is lightweight, yet sturdy, and the design is top-notch. I’m totally impressed by the quality and functionality of this case. Highly recommend it for any card game lover—it’s a gift that’s sure to be appreciated!

Fits 3 Boulders as if it were made for them. Its all quality.

I can't help but buy them because of their phenomenal build quality and amazing support. this specific time i got one without any of the intended accessories, i reached out to their support and they VERY quickly gave me an entire replacement case! absolutely amazing support and a great company. Ive given them as gifts and will probably continue to buy them for my cases.

Great quality, well made, have been using for a few months and would buy again!

Received my Quiver last Friday and I was impressed by the material. Only certain deck boxes can fit in it though. Example, Sidewinder deck boxes do not fit.