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Store, Transport, and Manage Your Gaming Cards with Deck Blocks, the Premier Standard Card Storage System for Today’s Tabletop Gamers!
Whether you play Yi-Gi-Oh!, Magic the Gathering, Pokémon, or other tabletop card games, you need a smart way to protect your cards while keeping them neatly organized.
That’s why we created the Quiver Time Deck Blocks (also known as Deck Boxes or Deck Cases)!
A compact, versatile storage system that lets you store, transport, and manage your gaming cards with less effort; all so you can focus on being the best tabletop gamer possible.
Product Details:
- Card Storage Deck Boxes (5-Pack)
- Strong, Square Design with Secure & Snugly Fit Lid
- Each deck block has 3 double walls (Top, Bottom and Back)
- 3 Blank Long Lasting Label Slots
- Includes 2 Plastic Card Separators for each Deck Block
- Includes 5 Mana Colors: White, Blue, Black, Red, and Green (WUBRG for Magic: the Gathering players) OR
Includes 5 Black Deck Blocks - Quiver Time Card Cases Compatible!
Each 100+ Deck Box holds up to:
- 100 Double Sleeved Cards OR
- 120 Single Sleeved Cards OR
- 140 Unsleeved Cards.
Each 80+ Deck Box holds up to:
- 80 Double Sleeved Cards OR
- 100 Single Sleeved Cards OR
- 120 Unsleeved Cards.
Click ‘Add to Cart’ NOW to get this 5-pack of deck blocks to protect your playing or trading cards and keep them ready for high-level tournament play!
| Color | Black, White Blue Black Red & Green |
|---|---|
| Size | 100+ Double Sleeved Cards, 80+ Double Sleeved Cards |
| Brand | Quiver Time |
[DIFFERENT DECK BOX DESIGN] Each deck block has 3 double walls (Top, Bottom and Back).
[THICK AND RELIABLE] All the deck blocks are 0.8mm thick (or 1.6mm where double).
[MORE CARD DIVIDERS] The bundle contains a total of 10 card dividers (2 dividers/color).
[5 CUSTOM COLORS] Set includes Light Green, White, Red, Dark Blue and Black.
[PREMIUM MATERIALS] Polypropylene deck boxes that hold up to 80 Double Sleeved Trading Cards each (without the card dividers) OR up to 100 Single-Sleeved Playing Cards.
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J.T. (Fabens, US) So, I have all the commander decks Wizards has released since 2011 (I kinda wish they would slow down now lol) and several decks of my own that I made. For the longest time I had the commander decks from 2011, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, and 2017 just sleeved and kept together standing up in a dresser, with the ones released afterwards sitting in the cheap paper deck box that comes with each deck. I wanted to find a deck box that was affordable, but did not cheap out on quality, and this is it.
Each box is sturdy, has a satisfying feel as you open and close each one, where other brands feel loose and cheap, and the quality gives me confidence that all of my decks will be safe. I look forward to future purchases as I think I now found my favorite deck box brand.
Its not flashy, theres no gimmick, or anything like that. It easily holds my sleeves commander decks with more than enough room for additional tokens. It's affordable, tough, and most importantly, the quality is there. Highly recommended.
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triplemangothreat I was needing extra storage for decks and these met my needs! Also I love the colors, I’m kinda silly about that. I like the deck box to match the colors I use in the deck.
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Eduard Carrillo If you purchase these along with the Carrying Case, they are a match made in heaven! They fit great within the case and make transferring between decks a breeze! We'll be defined buying more to accommodate more decks! Just wish they had more colors but that's not a bad thing!
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Logan Canaday These deck boxes are amazing! They fit my sleeves commander decks perfectly!
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G I typically prefer to use a bundle box to store two decks plus the tokens and dice they need to play. I would typically not acquire individual deck boxes as a result but for the use of the Quiver, I feel more comfortable with my decks not being loose cards within the Quiver. I will only be grading these boxes within the context of them being used inside the Quiver. The exact dimensions of the Quiver I acquired would not fit any other deck boxes, making these boxes necessary if I want to use boxes at all. Lastly, due to Covid, I haven't yet had a chance to use these in a real setting.
The box contains enough space for my 100-card deck plus an extra finger's width of space. The cards tilt around without this space being filled. I think I would have preferred the boxes be smaller to permit additional space for a small dice or token box. This extra gap may be useful for fitting double-sleeved decks into the box, though I haven't tried this as I only single sleeve. I am not sure if tokens would fit in the box if you double sleeved. It's certainly possible only put four of the five deck boxes into the Quiver which leaves generous space for dice, or putting dice and tokens into one of the deck boxes themself, which seems like a reasonable compromise since it would prevent the other boxes from shifting around.
As I'm just using the boxes as a means of binding the cards together, the amount of extra space with single sleeves makes me a little concerned the cards will warp when shifting around, so I might look for foam to pack the space without adding extra weight. It would be nice to have boxes not linked to individual Magic colors or semi transparent. Given the constraints I find myself operating under, I foresee having to shuffle decks in and out of the limited boxes which will fit into the Quiver, so while the boxes have space to write the contents on them, I won't be using that feature.
Each box came with two dividers, which I imagine would be helpful for separating a side board and tokens from a main deck or tokens from a foam gap filler. The Quiver loaded up with 5 commander decks in these boxes weighs ~4 pounds. The five boxes fit in the Quiver on their side with just enough space.
