Ultra PRO - Special Sized Lite Board Game Sleeves (100ct) for 65mm x 100mm Cards - Card Sleeves for Board Games and Trading Card Games with Thin Profile for Easy Shuffling
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Bottom line: The Ultra PRO - Special Sized Lite Board Game Sleeves (100ct) for 65mm x: Thin Lite profile shuffles far easier than standard board game sleeves; main trade-off: only fits 65mm x 100mm cards, useless for standard or mini decks.
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Pros & Cons
Pros
- ✓ Thin Lite profile shuffles far easier than standard board game sleeves
- ✓ 100 sleeves per pack covers most 65mm x 100mm card decks in one buy
- ✓ Sleeved cards still fit back in the original game box
- ✓ Ultra-clear archival-grade film keeps card art and text readable
- ✓ Cut specifically for 7 Wonders and other tarot-size 65x100mm cards
Cons
- ✗ Only fits 65mm x 100mm cards, useless for standard or mini decks
- ✗ Thinner film offers less rigidity than Ultra Pro's standard sleeves
- ✗ Lite stock creases more easily during heavy repeated shuffling
- ✗ 100 sleeves may fall short for larger 7 Wonders expansions
Manufacturer description
Ultra-clear, archival-grade Special Sized Lite Board Game Sleeves for board game cards. This "Lite" version of our board game sleeve is thinner and easier to shuffle, while still protecting and extending the life of board game cards. The thin profile also helps to ensure that once sleeved the cards still fit back inside the original box. Each pack contains 100-count sleeves. Fits games such as 7 Wonders.
SpecPicks Verdict
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Key Features
- Ultra-clear, archival-grade sleeves for board game cards.
- This "Lite" version of our board game sleeve is thinner and easier to shuffle, while still protecting and extending the life of board game cards.
- The thin profile also helps to ensure that once sleeved the cards still fit back inside the original box.
- Each pack contains 100-count sleeves.
- Sized for 65mm x 100mm gaming cards such as 7 Wonders.
Full Specifications
| Brand | Ultra Pro |
|---|---|
| Color | Transparent/Green |
| Style | Classic |
| Material | Polypropylene (PP) |
| Paper Size | 65mm x 100mm |
| Unit Count | 100 Count |
| Material Type | Polypropylene (PP) |
| Number of Pieces | 100 |
| Item Dimensions L x W | 3.94"L x 2.56"W |
| Maximum Sheet Capacity | 100 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00074427859459 |
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