Top 10 Best Trading Card Sleeves in 2020 (Ultra Pro, Ryker, and More)

Dragon Shield card sleeves come in a variety of colors—the pack we've chosen has an opaque silver back. The colored back has a matte finish and the sleeves are suitable to protect your cards for either display or professional play.

A few reviewers received less than 100 sleeves in their box. The matte quality of the back was a little rough to the touch for some, and they say the Dragon Shield silver cards are noticeably different from silver cards from other manufacturers so they can't be mixed and matched.

On the other hand, Dragon Shield trading card sleeves have a reputation for being one of the best card sleeves on the market and most reviewers agree with this. They say the cards shuffle well, have minimal glare, and don't get scratched.

If you're looking to protect your rare variants and special cards, this is a good set for you. There are 100 soft sleeves and 100 toploaders so you can double-wrap 100 of your most important cards.

Instead of receiving a neat box of 100 toploaders and 100 sleeves, many reviewers received four sets of 25 toploaders. The numbers are the same, but be aware that you may not get exactly what is pictured.

Reviewers praise this set and say that the toploaders are good at protecting their valuable cards. They say they are of good quality and durable, and many reviewers comment that they will purchase them again.

These soft card sleeves are slim but protective. They fit closely to your cards leaving them easy to handle while making them more durable.

Reviewers say that these cards are best for thinner cards, such as Pokemon and Magic the Gathering cards. For thicker cards, like the collectible cards from Topps, they can be a little too tight.

Reviewers praise these soft sleeves for being durable and that the cards shuffle easily when in the sleeves. The plastic is clear but doesn't tear or split at the seams.

The sheets have nine pockets for trading cards that all open at the top. The three holes on the side mean the sheets are suitable for any three-ring binder and they are made of PVC and acid-free polypropylene.

According to some reviewers, these sheets are a little thin. They also say that the holes on the side for the binder weren't fully punched through on every sheet.

Reviewers say that the pockets provide a good fit and that cards don't fall out, even if the sheet is held upside down. They say the sheets are good quality, durable, and very clear.

Made from PVC and acid-free polypropylene, these sleeves are both strong and fully transparent. They can be used as they are, but are also recommended for use inside toploader sleeves.

For some reviewers, these sleeves don't offer the snug fit they wanted for their cards and they find that the cards move around inside the sleeves.

Reviewers confirm that these soft sleeves work well when paired with toploaders. The material of the sleeves is thin but durable and many reviewers are happy with the performance of these soft sleeves.

These sleeves have a matte, black back that is fully opaque. The front is clear and both sides have a non-slip grip that makes them easy to shuffle.

Despite the non-slip grip, some reviewers find the front of these cards to be a little too slippery for their liking, making them tricky for some types of games. A few reviewers also had issues with sleeves splitting at the seams.

Reviewers like the backs of the sleeves and confirm that they are opaque, making them a good choice for tournament play. They say that the sleeves are durable and hold up well to shuffling and the general handling that comes with playing a game.

These soft sleeves have been designed with tournament play in mind. They are ideal for games that require frequent shuffling, are 140 microns thick, and are available in five different opaque colors.

A few reviewers report receiving packs that had a couple of ripped or marked sleeves. Some others found a few sleeves separated at the seams after a bit of use.

Reviewers say that their cards fit into the sleeves easily and that they feel good in their hands. They're easy to shuffle and the backs are as uniform and opaque as they need to be.

These soft sleeves can be used on their own or with toploaders to add an extra layer of protection to your cards. They are acid-free and protect against liquid spills and fingerprints.

Reviewers found that for some cards, these sleeves were either too small or fit so tightly that they ripped. This seems to be a problem with sports trading cards more than gaming cards.

For cards that do fit the sleeves (such as Pokemon cards), reviewers say that they do their job well. They report that the sleeves fit neatly, are durable, and do not rip. Reviewers use these both on their own and with toploaders.

These toploader sleeves are 12 mil thick, making them rigid and able to protect even your most valuable cards. They will protect the corners of your cards and prevent them from bending.

A few reviewers found that the sleeves slightly varied in size. Some also report receiving slightly bent or warped sleeves.

Reviewers say these sleeves are durable and solid. They like that the sleeves protect valuable cards well and keep them in place while they're inside the sleeves. Reviewers were able to put cards in soft sleeves inside these without any problems.

These sheets are waterproof and can be easily inserted into a three-ring binder if required. They are fully transparent, made from acid-free polypropylene, and are dustproof.

The openings for the cards to slot into is at the top of the pockets. If you put cards that are smaller than the pockets inside, be careful with how you pick up these sheets as the cards can easily fall out!

For cards that are of a standard size, reviewers say the pockets are snug without being too tight. They like the sturdiness of these sheets and say they are better than many others on the market.