Toploader Binders

[creasecollector]

Saw a link to these Toploader Binders posted earlier today. After visiting their website, I think these pages look pretty cool! Definitely can come in handy for those of us who love storing their PC cards in binders.

http://toploaderbinder.com/


Anyone have any experience with these yet?


Anyways, check it out & enjoy !

[manthis]

hum I might give these a try..

[creasecollector]

hum I might give these a try..

Same! I was thinking of trying some of these. Though pricing can get expensive depending on what package you're looking at + The USD to CAD exchange rate is crushing for us Canadians. I may have to try this when I have more funds in the card budget.

[pigskinpete]

I wonder how my graded cards will look in one of those lol

[canucksfan007]

• Two binders each with 30 pages (60 pages total) = Normally $115 – Discounted to $105.00
• Two binders each with 40 pages (80 pages total) = Normally $125 – Discounted to $115.00

You can buy a very nice card to add to the PC for that kind of money. Not your every day "top loader" card either, one that needs a one touch.

The idea is great, the thought of spending $60USD + crazy US to Canada shipping for a binder and pages is excessive. Do the pages cost more to make than the 9 pocket? Im sure they dont. Does the binder cost more than a regular binder to make? Doesnt look like it.

Are they the only company providing this type of service? I think I can answer this one with another question; doesnt our hobby like monopolies?

[LecavalierFan]

• Two binders each with 30 pages (60 pages total) = Normally $115 – Discounted to $105.00
• Two binders each with 40 pages (80 pages total) = Normally $125 – Discounted to $115.00

You can buy a very nice card to add to the PC for that kind of money. Not your every day "top loader" card either, one that needs a one touch.

The idea is great, the thought of spending $60USD + crazy US to Canada shipping for a binder and pages is excessive. Do the pages cost more to make than the 9 pocket? Im sure they dont. Does the binder cost more than a regular binder to make? Doesnt look like it.

Are they the only company providing this type of service? I think I can answer this one with another question; doesnt our hobby like monopolies?

Yeah that pricing seems a bit high. Doesn't seem on appearance that there is much different in the materials that a typical 9-card sheet and binder other than size.

[mralex69]

I own three of them and they make your PC feel awesome.

[creasecollector]

I own three of them and they make your PC feel awesome.

This is literally the best product review I've ever read