Hudson Hi-Fi 50 ct. Inner Sleeves for Vinyl Records & 50 ct. Vinyl Outer Sleeves - 100 Vinyl Sleeves for Records, Clear Outer & Inner Sleeves for Vinyl Records

I'm cleaning my entire vinyl collection and wanted to find a product that will protect the album covers as well as the albums. I like the quality of both the inner and outer sleeves so much that I've purchased a second pack of 100, and I will definitely purchase more of these.

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Really new to vinyl except the record player my dad finally let me use when I was in my teens. But he never used anything like this. I can't really compare how it stands to other products except that while I was shopping I noticed this had twice the amount of sleeves as other manufacturers so I thought I'd give these a spin! Will buy again! Only a few weeks in the hobby and am quickly approaching my 51st album that I will need to and have another bag of these. I have bought other Hudson Hi-Fi products because I liked this product so much.

I don't know why more sellers don't have inners/outers bundled together like this. Maybe they want to give buyers the options to put their favorite inner/outer sleeves together, but here you get a great sleeve on both counts. The inner sleeves are fantastic. The outer sleeves aren't completely transparent, but they are very durable and should last a while.These aren't cheap, but you're getting 100 of each sleeve! It's not a bad value considering the quality of these sleeves. Hudson Hi-Fi has a lot of great products and they have struck me as an excellent brand with the items I've ordered. These sleeves are no exception, I'm quite happy with them.

This 100 pack (50 inner album sleeves and 50 outer album jacket sleeves) is a pretty good quality set of sleeves for the money, but with one big caveat: They seem to fit most typical single-pocket 1LP album jackets quite well, but I had a bit of an issue with some of my gatefold albums (album jackets that open up, with one LP going into each side of the album jacket) and some of my double-pocket jackets (album jackets that don’t open, but rather are double-the-opening to have the two albums slide into the jacket (an example of this is the album jacket for “The River” by Bruce Springsteen). Some gatefolds and double-pockets did fit into the album sleeves (albeit pretty-to-very snugly; my Pearl Jam “No Code” and “Oranges and Lemons” by XTC, both rather thick gatefolds, did NOT fit in these), but I don’t know that I would want that level of snugness and tension on the jacket and album. So if you have a bunch of regular 1LP albums to sleeve, I’d use these, and see if you can find something a tiny bit larger for your gatefolds and thicker-pocket album jackets – it depends on the pressings as some jackets are thicker-paper/more-elaborate. The quality is pretty good, though – I like 3 mil jackets on my less-valuable albums, and the albums show nicely in them. As for the inner sleeves, these are nice rice-paper sleeves (similar to Mobile Fidelity inner sleeves I’ve bought), the kind I transfer valuable or delicate vinyl into to prevent damage to custom sleeves. I’ve found the rice paper seems to reduce static and keeps the vinyl pretty clean, but as always, your vinyl really needs to be handled carefully and brushed with a microfiber brush before and after play, so half the battle is literally in the hands of the owner of the vinyl once the album is going to be played. But overall, for 50 inner and 50 outer sleeves of good quality for single-lp’s, this is a good deal, and pretty much a no-brainer if you need a decent quantity of inner and outer single album sleeves.

I do not consider myself a serious record collector, though over the past decade I have amassed a fairly decent collection of records. As such, many of the records I get are missing inner sleeves or have paper ones that are in poor shape. I’m always on the lookout for good replacement options to try out. As for outer sleeves. I did not start out using them, but over time it became clear that it would be smart to protect them. I’m always on the lookout for more and I won’t hesitate to try a new brand if it looks like a good value.As the product listing states, you get 50 outer sleeves and 50 inner ones with this package. They’re all included in the same packaging, which is slightly inconvenient, but given the price, I won’t complain. $24 (at time of purchase) for 50 inner and 50 outer sleeves is quite a deal.Let’s start with the outer sleeves, used to protect you outer record jackets.The outer sleeves are folded plastic on the bottom with heat seal on the sides. The seams on the sides are quite strong. I was unable to get the seams to split, even with some fairly vigorous tugging. The bottom fold is tight as well. The plastic is 3 mil, and a somewhat limp com,pared to some other sleeve I’ve used. But these are a really decent choice anyway because the main purpose is to protect your record jackets from wear.Among the things I noticed with these, the sleeves are very clear, making it easier to read the spines of records than some others I’ve used in the past.They are a little smaller than I’d like. The best ones I’ve tried were 12.75” wide. These are a bit smaller than that in width, making them not quite big enough to hold gatefold style double albums comfortably. Gatefolds are going to be pretty snug. Regular albums will fit nicely.Let’s talk about inner sleeves next, used to protect the records themselves.The classic record collectors talk about rice paper sleeves being where its at because it has anti-static properties. Static is to be avoided, of course, because it can add pops and crackles to playback of your records and cause your records to attract dust.In the case of these sleeves, you have a poly material sandwiching over the rice paper which lays on one side of the sleeve. Otherwise, they’re similar to other poly sleeves you might find. But the rice paper is the key and the big selling point. They're also fairly translucent. Well, on one side, at least. The plastic doesn’t seem quite a rigid as other similar thickness sleeves I’ve used, so there’s more potential for wrinkling when trying to put a record into a jacket.Bottom line: There are better sleeves made of better quality plastic out there, but these are priced very affordably. Similar quality sleeves for inner and outer often cost almost twice as much. Decent quality and low price gets a recommend from me.

No complaints, works well. Records still hold static after coming out of the sleeves but they at least don't stick to the sleeves due to static.

Great quality, both inner and outer sleeves fit great. Inner sleeves don’t crumple or fold up, outer sleeves fit even double gatefold albums perfectly.

Sit nicely, feel smooth. Good price at 31$ for what you get. Nice and durable. Would recommend for the price.

Overall I think this is a good value pack for both inner and outer sleeves. The inner sleeves are great and make your collection look professional, but the outer....I've seen people comment on certain brands looking 'washed out' or not really fully clear...these are one of those types. Attached a picture showing a black album on a black desk, and these outer sleeves really make them look grey and kill the colors. This only matters if you care about looks over protection.