Waterproof Graded Card Storage Box Compatible with 102 Card Slabs, the Sports Trading Card Case Fits PSA, CSG, BGS, CGC, SGC, Magnetic Card Holder and Top Loaders

This case is fantastic! It holds a great amount of slabs and is built to last, so I feel confident that my slabs are secure inside. I love that it can be locked on both sides for added security, and the safety mechanism on the opening ensures no accidental openings while carrying it. It’s definitely worth the investment! It’s semi-lightweight, and while it does get a bit heavier once loaded, it’s still manageable. All my slabs with bumpers fit perfectly, and the case itself looks sleek and clean. It absolutely functions as intended!

My previous case (which i still use) is the Apache 4200 from Harbor Freight which is a nice, rugged, relatively cheap big case that I've used for my toploaders. This Migitec case is roughly the same height, but less wide and less long. The fit and finish is a level above the Apache. I can't really say if it's as durable as the Apache, but everything looks and feels quality. The texture and molding of the plastic feels more sharp and precise which makes it feel less toy-like.The latches have zero slop/wiggle-room in it unlike the Apache latches. The latch mechanism has a 2-step opening procedure where you have to press the button while flipping up the latch; then you have to move the top latch out of the way before you can open the lid. It sounds rather convoluted but it's actually pretty easy after the first couple times and I think it can make accidental opening less likely. Also, closing the latch gives a very satisfyingly reassuring click from the button which lets you know that it's in a locked position. However, the drawback with this mechanism is that since it is a two-part latch, you HAVE to make sure that the TOP latch is in place BEFORE you pull down the BOTTOM latch. If you only put down the bottom latch without securing the top latch, the button will still click which can give a false sense of security. Don't make this mistake and have your cards spilling out all over the place. This hasn't happened to me (fingers crossed), but I can see a scenario where it can happen to others. So while I wouldn't call this a fatal flaw, it's something to keep in mind if you have a case with this kind of locking mechanism.Now onto some little things I liked: When the handle is folded down, there is a detent so that the handle doesn't flop around when you move the case around. Similarly, when the case is opened, there is a detent on the hinge of the lid so that it stays up vertically, preventing accidental closing. The foam compartments are primarly an EVA foam (an extremely dense rigid foam) instead of the much lighter open-cell pick-apart foam in the Apache. And it comes with foam dividers inside that are of a less dense foam so that you can position it easier inside the compartments. These foam dividers are still much denser and more durable than the Apache's foam. Another nice touch I found was the steel embedded rings around the lock holes for a little extra security.The only thing i didn't particularly like was the pressure release valve knob, which there were no instructions for. Not even arrows to show which way to turn and how much to turn. The knob just has a "IP67" resistance rating written on it. You can turn it clockwise endlessly with no indication that its fully locked. But if you turn it counter-clockwise a little too much, you can easily detach the whole knob by mistake and it's annoying to put back on.Now onto how the cards fit: This case is primarily made to hold graded slabs, and for that, it gets the job done. The only slabs i have are PSA which is a bit less wide compared to some other company slabs. For the PSA slabs, there is about 1/4" of wiggle room space, so it doesn't fit snugly, even when used with a slab sleeve. However, with the lid closed with the lid's foam pressed against top of the slabs, it doesn't move around. Now technically, you could store toploaders in these (which i have done), but it won't be fully secured unless you add another layer of foam inside (about an inch thick) in order to fill in the extra space between the bottom of the lid and the toploaders.

I have thousands of cards in toploaders, I spotted putting my good cards in binders! To many bent corners and issues! I've collected for 30 years so I got multiple cases to put my toploaders in! Locks perfectly! Cards fit perfectly! Looks clean! Can get quite heavy one full but just about right! Very durable!9.5/10

The size of the case is perfect, looks well made, foam slots are a little big for top loaders so I expect a little movement. Overall it is a great value durable case to protect my card collection.

Before I bought this some comments were it was hard to close... Not true. If you know how to use a pelican case these latches work just fine... But the case is super nice quality!

Product received quickly and was the perfect match for what was needed and a great value

This case is 1000% better than the competing Zion Case. I returned a Zion case for this one and HOLY COW! This bad boy is built like a tank and holds a ton of both graded and ungraded slabs! The handle is sturdy and not flimsy and the locks are heavy duty! I can’t recommend this product enough 10/10!!!’

It fits all the various size slabs from all the grading companies, so that's a big plus. It's an injection molding cas, locking latches seem sturdy. Made in China case, so there's that. Maybe a bit pricey for what it is