D DACCKITSemi Rigid Card Holders Storage Box - Trading Card Storage Box with Label & Dividers for Card Saver 1 for Trading Cards & Sports Cards - Holds 1800+ Semi Rigid Card Holders

When I ordered this I suspected it would be durable, but I didn't expect to be as big as it is. It's like a large briefcase! The outer shell is very tough. Drop it, kick it, toss it, whatever you want. The cards inside are well protected, especially if they are in top loaders (which if they have any value, should be). The case has a handle making it easy to carry, and latches that close securely so that it doesn't accidentally open. The latches lock, though they'd be pretty easy to pry open if someone was motivated enough. i wouldn't trust them for security but let's be honest...if you had 1,800 top loaded valuable cards in here you're likely not leaving it unattended anyway.The top of the case that opens if foam lined, as is the sides and bottom. The cards are well protected. The dividers fit well and are held in place with the foam, but they'd move around if the case was handled too roughly. However, the cards would still stay within it's section, of which there are six. This is a great option for someone that travels to card conventions or has other reasons to transport valuable cards often. For me it serves as at home protection for my most valuable cards.

I got this case for my son for Christmas to hold his trading cards. It wasn't something he asked for, but it was definitely needed. He was thrilled when he opened it and saw how many cards it can hold. By the end of the night he'd already transferred quite a few cards into it. It was definitely a hit and would probably be good for your average collector. It would also be good for any parents looking to have all their kids cards contained to one location. I know looking at the price it seems expensive, but this box is really heavy duty and worth the price.

My only real gripe regarding this case would be the separators. I found them to be quite flimsy. As you can see in the image--they tend to bow when it's not even filled to the max. The overall exterior is still pretty sturdy. Like I said, it's really the inside separators that are this case's downfall here. I love the inclusion of the divider/labels. Still a good case, just want others to be aware of a possible improvement.

It has hard walls and soft padding inside, keeping your cards save even if you stack cases on top of eachother.

If you need to store or transport a lot of cards in protector sleeves, this is a great solution.The box looks good, and is very solid, with foam inside the case, to help protect more expensive cards. Pushing in the middle of the case barely flexes, and the corners and construction overall is robust. The handle seems sturdy enough to handle the weight when filled up. The clasps keep the case closed and secured. The locks do work, however I would imagine that a larger screwdriver could bend the clasps if somebody was motivated enough to get in the case. But for light security to make sure anybody does not easily pop into the case the locks would be good enough.For the dividers, it comes with six dividing cards which get held in place by the foam if any area is not filled up. The dividers can move a little bit, however once filled up with cards its not an issue.This is ideal for people traveling to card conventions or for anybody wanting to provide a lot of protection for valuable cards.