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Solforge Sleeve

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$2.75 $3.99 In stock

Category: Deck Protectors

Solforge Sleeve is a 50 count pack of plastic sleeves with a gloss finish, listed under Deck Protectors and branded by Legion Supplies.

  • 50 count pack
  • Plastic sleeves with a gloss finish
  • Category: Deck Protectors
  • Brand: Legion Supplies
  • SKU: Standard (LE10015)
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Carter ★★★★★

The gloss finish on these sleeves really makes Pokémon cards pop under my desk lamp. They shuffle smoothly right out of the pack, no sticking together at all.

Hazel ★★★★★

Been shuffling my deck nonstop since these arrived and the gloss finish still looks brand new, no scratches or peeling at the edges. Fifty sleeves was exactly enough for my main deck plus a few extras, and they slide together smoothly without sticking.

Madison ★★★★★

The gloss finish on these sleeves makes my cards pop during play, and they fit snugly without any loose corners. I went through the whole 50 pack sleeving a couple of decks, and not a single sleeve split or stuck together. They feel just as premium as the more expensive options I've used in the past