Vault X 9 Pocket Trading Card Zip Binder, 360 Cards, Premium Exo-Tec Album Material, 20 Side-Loading Pages, Folder for Collectible Games, Sports, TCG (Red)

Great quality Teal storage binder/Looks lovely,stores Pokemon cards properly no sliding around with side opening,Easy to use, open /close with no movement of cardsFits cards properly & GREAT Value toowould highly recommend.

The side loader feature is so easy to get cards in and out of the sleeves.The card storage folder itself has a sturdy outer cover that almost has a wax feel to it. Really high quality and personally I thought the value was good.Large storage capacity and can easily put pre sleeved cards into the folder for added protection.

This is a must have for card collectors! I must say the nice durability and feel of the binder is sturdy and soft, and the side loading bays are quite nice for sorting and taking out cards.

Arguably one of the best binders out there for card collectors, wouldn't buy anything else. Very affordable as well for the great quality you get.

The media could not be loaded. So, today I am reviewing the Vault X Premium Exo-Tec® Zip 9 Pocket Binder in a pink finish. It features 360 side loading pockets within the binder, which offers maximum protection for your collection. A truly premium finish within the sports card binder market - Vault X are my go to provider for my collection, and I have definitely looked at others along the way, and none of them have really come close to the quality that Vault X provides.I’ve included a video review that really dives deep into all aspects of the product, including what I found to be the only real complaint about the product - and of all things - it is really awkward to open without causing damage to the outer sleeve.Between the circular sticker seals, which are far too sticky in my opinion, but fortunately they didn’t leave too much residue, which is a bonus I guess. That kind of thing really irks me with all products by the way. Sadly, I did suffer a minor casualty to the cardboard casing with a little tear when pulling back the tabs.However, these sorts of things really only apply to those of us who are very particular about our collections, I do realise, yes - even the packaging. But the fact that my only real complaint would be the packaging is a very good sign I think - and at least it is really good packaging.Everything else that I have to say is completely positive regarding this particular product, from the; exterior to the interior - it is really well constructed. All aspects of the stitching are immaculate, I could not find a single fault at all between the outer casing to the stitching around the pockets or even the zip, which subsequently has a very nice action when zipping and unzipping. The embossing details of the brand name on the front and logo to the rear are absolutely flawless. I also have to add that I really love the texture of the exterior of the binder, as well as the padding that it provides, also the faux velvet-esque interior - it’s super soft, which adds another layer of protection for that precious collection.There’s really nothing more that I could add, it really is just a great product and I love that Vault X are investing in more colour ranges and designs - I am sure this won’t be the last binder by Vault X that ends up on my shelf along with all of the other ones.

These binders are very high quality and feel it too! Perfect for storing my card collection.

Now have over 20 of these binders as well as ultimate guard and ultra pro equivalents and the Vault X ones are just as good as those often more well known names.The pages have held up well to date, fitting double sleeved (KMC) magic cards.The separate holders seem slightly tighter than the ultimate guard ones which could make storing multiple copies of cards in one more difficult but it also means far fewer issues of cards sliding around.The zip is good quality and I do like the rubbery feel zip tag, makes it easy grip.The only real negative, which is the same with other makes of similar design to this binder too is that as you get more cards in it there gets to be some real bulge to the binder and this causes the pages to no longer sit flat, giving a slight bend between the closest column of slots to the central binding and the middle column on each page. This can make it difficult to get cards into the column closest to the binding and also does give some concern to potential curving of the cards in that column over time but beyond having the binders much thicker by design and potentially different binding of the pages too I think this being consistently seen on multiple versions suggests it isn;t something easy to fix.

Best card binder but I keep filling the pages up, I wish there were more pages.