Ultimate Guard Twin Flip`n`Tray 200+ Monocolor Black

The Ultimate Guard Flip-N-Tray is an excellent deck box overall. This design was, to my knowledge, originally made by Ultimate Guard, and has since been imitated by other brands (the BCW Deck Locker LX/LT, for instance - I dont mean to trash talk them though, as BCWs version is pretty good, and their 100-size version is designed differently). Ultimate Guards Flip-N-Tray is really well-made - its durable, sturdy, and admittedly very nice-looking. I bought this box hoping to put in about 95 double-sleeved Magic: the Gathering cards (a 60-card deck with tokens and some extra cards). To my surprise, the included deck tray didnt fit them very well, and I had to take out about 14 cards for a comfortable fit. Evidently, it holds about 80 double-sleeved cards no problem, which is sufficient for me, but if youve got a double-sleeved Commander deck, you should be aware that it might not fit into the included tray. Having said all that, Ultimate Guard does have the Boulder deck box line, which consists of super-compact deck boxes designed to hold either 80 or 100 double sleeved cards. Those boxes should fit into their respective Flip-N-Trays, so Id recommend taking a look at getting a 100-size Boulder as well.

I love all the Ultimate Guard deck box products and this one is no exception. The tray for dice is great (36 - 6 sided dice in the tray in the pictures). Depending on what kind of deck you’re using it for... you may want the twin flip’n’tray. The card holder has 40 double sleeved MTG cards in it in the picture. If you’re building a deck with more than 80 double sleeved cards they may not fit. I haven’t tried that many yet so I don’t know for sure. Overall, this box is great - particularly for the smaller decks (~60-80 cards). If you like to bring dice for counters and whatnot the tray is a must have! Also, it comes in purple and I love purple.

As a player who has always used UltraPro Satin Towers in the past, there are things I both like and dislike about this case. The exterior is good quality that doesnt seem to take damage very easily. The magnets are study and take a lot of work to come undone by unconventional means. It has two trays to hold cards, tokens and other miscellaneous items while offering a much smaller pull out compartment for dice between them. The flaps with the magnets can be annoying at times if youre trying to situate the large case, hold them open and pull a compartment free. Each compartment has a side with a finger sized divot, which means in order to easily pull the compartment out, you need to make sure that youre inserting the compartment back into the case the correct way. I personally see this as a flaw as it couldve easily been designed to have this divot on each side. Each of the card compartments can easily hold 60 double sleeved cards with a fair enough amount of space that the cards wont be crushed against the sides. You could probably fit around a hundred double sleeved cards in each of the card compartments, but it will most likely be an extremely tight fit. On the subject of a tight fit, the card trays are a little on the snug side. When youre dealing with a quality of cards around 60 plus, it can be a little annoying getting the cards to first be inserted in the card trays. Each card tray has a cloth like material that lines it and you can easily see ether card sleeves edges catching against the material as theyre being inserted. As a Magic the Gathering player who predominantly plays modern, I use one half to hold my double sleeved, 60 card mainboard. The center tray holds my dice and my tarmogyf relic counter, while the opposite tray is used to hold my double sleeved 15 card sideboard, divider, elk, food, and zombie tokens with ease. This case is taller and wider than an UltraPro Satin Tower, which means depending on how you transport your decks and materials you might have to take its size into consideration. All in all, its a nice case, with nothing to really complain about other than its size and the card trays being tight. I wouldnt much see a need to carry more than one of this type of deck box, unless I have too many tokens to fit along with my 75-card deck in a satin tower. I believe that the minimized size design of the satin tower is simply what keeps me using them over this particular case.

This is a great box. Let me start there. It does not come open unless you want it to, and the flaps are just magnetic so you’ll have no issues opening it yourself. The inside compartments are soft but sturdy. The two outside compartments are pull out so it is easy to access your cards. Overall this is a high quality box that does its job. I almost exclusively use these and legion dragon vaults for my edh decks am to me they are two of the best retail made boxes The Star I removed is because this product does not fit 200 double sleeved dragon shield cards. I have to split my deck up between the two big compartments. This isn’t an issue for me cause I keep all my tokens and things with my decks so I need the extra space, but be wary of this if you want to buy this for two double sleeved edh decks

After scouring Amazon and Reddit for reviews that all generally said double-sleeved dragonshield matte commander decks wouldnt fit from years ago, I took a chance anyway. After I first sleeve my decks, I push some air out of the pile manually, and slowly, until it gives no more. Then I place them under a heavy book overnight. Then two heavy books overnight. Then they go in a Boulder deck box. While it took a little bit more finesse to get the decks in (compared to the Boulder Deck boxes) it didnt take an especially long time, nor did I have to spend an annoying amount of effort trying to figure out how to keep the cards from being too tightly squeezed.

August 4, 2017 By further inspection, I realize this product is a maybe a counterfeit. Its made more apparent with a sliver Ultimate Guard logo in the deck cases interior: where its flaps leads to the deck storage. And that one of the magnets is slipping or not directly aligned with the others. I am not aware whether this is a different model, new or old, or that this truly a counterfeit. So far, its material doesnt seem to fall apart and its function are seemingly fair. If more problems occur I will update my findings and may request a return. August 7, 2017 Upon checking the official website for Ultimate Guard, the sliver logo in the deck cases interior is part of its current or new design. But my purchase is still maybe a counterfeit because the Ultimate Guard logo that is depicted on the front from the current design. Is on the bottom-right corner and it does not have the man on it, just the words Ultimate Guard. Also from this point, another magnet is slipping or the material is deforming (I cannot tell). August 10, 2017 So after contemplating, I emailed my concern with a representative of the company, Ultimate Guard, and informed me that the deck case I purchased from Amazon.com, no secondary seller or such, is a newer model. The deck cases design display currently from the Ultimate Guards website is a older model. So in the end, I am satisfied of my purchased product. I am still iffy about the magnets , but I can look past it.

The reviews on this product is misleading since this case holds 2 each 100 double sleeve cards. The cards have to be loaded with the cards facing to the front similar to showing your commander in the front. The material is great and very durable. I have been using the flip and tray along with ultimate boulders for all my edh decks.

I use this for my EDH deck and it fits all my single sleeved cards + tokens. The top compartment is great for dice, counters, etc. and really makes for a box that you can use for all your needs. Just need a playmat and youre golden. My only complaint is that it is hard to pull out the bottom box when it is full of cards. The slit on the right side would be perfect if there was a slit on the left too. But that said this is still a 5 star product. I expect after a few more uses it will slide in and out more easily.

Its really nice, but the storage was an issue for me. I had to take the tray out in order to fit my commander deck and the cards are standard size, and not even double sleeved. Not having the tray in helps to fit my deck, but its frustrating to remove all my cards. They dont fit my 100 card commander deck in that tray.

Ive been using this deck box for just over a year now and its still in the same working condition as the day I got it. Initially I used the main trays with 100-card Commander decks in the new Dragon Shield Matte sleeves which allowed for some breathing room for the cards. Then I put KMC Perfect Size sleeves within the Dragon Shield sleeves and while its a much tighter fit, it is still possible to fit a 100-card deck in each tray. Its important to note the top and bottom cards will slightly bend due to the space constraints. Since noticing that I have switched from Dragon Shield Mattes to the Ultra Pro Eclipse sleeves and am much happier. Some reviews stated issues with the glue and other things, but I have not experienced any issues yet.