Quiver Time Card Carrying Cases

I love these cases. I've purchased two now. Construction: These are very reliably built. I've taken one around with me everywhere for over a year now and it looks new still. The strap is reliable and comfortable. The inside holds up well as I've swapped out what I carry and how much I carry. The velcro dividers included still stay in place well and haven't damaged the inside. The zipper works smoothly but is not in danger of opening accidentally. Storage: This holds quite a bit of cards. But more than just holding them, it does so comfortably. I own several other card cases that are a similar idea to Quivers and keeping things in them always results in damage to the cards. My Quiver holds plenty of cards and whether they are sleeved or bare, I've never found any damage to them. This is also a very versatile case. There mesh pocket in the lid is able to hold instructions or other papers for games and there is always room for them to be in there when you have the case full. I've also used the velcro dividers to hold small baggies and loose pieces and they always stay where I put them during transport. There is also plenty of room to keep deck boxes in the case, which I haven't found in other cases. The company has great things to say about their support for the product, but I can't speak to that as I've never had any issues to contact them about. (Which says even more about the quality). Overall, this product is a great quality and is well worth the price you pay for it. I won't be doing any other card cases from here out, Quiver is the way to go.

I searched far and wide for the perfect portable case to take card and board games with me on the go and I am happy to say I found it! While there are many cases that are cheaper than this one and about the same size the quality is just not there. Other cases have: bad zippers, weak exteriors, unraveling seams, and dimensions too small to fit sleeved cards. The Quiver on the other hand suffers from non of these. It comes loaded with tons of extras for you to customize your loadout, and is dripping with quality. Also for 10 bucks more than most duel deck boxes it is a way better deal. I will start off saying there were some components missing from my first order, and their customer service went above and beyond to make sure I received exactly what they promised. I was missing the two corner pads in my original order which help keep the cards from getting bent in the corner of the case. Korn one of their service reps was very prompt in his emails and quickly resolved the issue. In the end they sent me a brand new product and had me keep the original one I bought. Talk about generous! So about the case itself, it has all the features I was looking for. It can fit card games and board games (without large boards). It can fit my 3DS XL securely. It is neither too big to become heavy and unwieldy nor is it too small. My favorite feature is the movable Velcro dividers. These can be angled which is great (see my splendor pic below) and they are very sturdy. The shoulder strap is perfect and feels very comfortable when worn. Some people have complained that the zipper is too tight but I haven't had a problem. if you take the corners slow then its fine and after a week of use it feels normal. The waterproofing is a very nice touch. I have fit tons of games from collection in here. I have used it for star wars armada fleets, ashes, summoner wars, star wars destiny. numerous board and card games. I have thrown my phone and wallet in there if I don't want them in my pockets. It is so versatile and so well made. I'm sure if you are reading this far you are probably thinking I am some sort of paid reviewer and I will say right now that I am not. I don't ever regularly review items on amazon. But I needed to give a shout out to this company and product in particular because of their superior craftsmanship and service. TLDR: If you like board and card games and travel / play in a tournament scene, this is for you. Also great customer service So all in all I am very happy with this product I will be using it for many years to come and will most likely be getting more as gifts for friends and relatives.

Definitely worth the purchase. Tons of color choices and is built super durable the zipper has protection and when zipped close is sealed tight plus you can even add a little lock for security. Plenty of room for a few decks so you can have game night variety as well as storage for the extras like dice and counters. And comes with a whole slew of accessories to add to the value. Also pairs well with their mat carrier so makes a handy all in one game night travel package!

About a month ago I was reaching the end of my purchasing spree for my new MTG Cube and my sights turned to where I was going to keep all the damn cards. My needs in a case were a way to conveniently protect, store, and transport everything essential for playing cube draft. This includes the 360 cube itself, 150 basic lands, and spare sleeves should any damage occur. Some bonuses to a case which also can hold tokens, emblems, dice, and playmat(s). Protecting my card investment is the top priority so the case must be able to protect the cards from many of the potential risks of moving and playing with such a large collection. Tolarian community college's review of this case was eventually what made me take the plunge and buy this case, their review comprehensively addresses most buyer's concerns. In the provided picture you can see how my cube fits into the case. The left two partitions of cards are the 360 cube itself with about 30% of it being double sleeved. The remaining partition of cards are 150 single sleeved basic lands. Lastly there is a simple Dragon Shield deck box which contains spare sleeves. All cards are sleeved with Dragon Shield Mattes. I have been using this case for a month now and it has gone through the paces of two drafts. As you can see from the picture my cube fits almost perfectly into the case with just enough room to inspect, insert, and remove cards. In general I've been very happy with how the case has performed and would recommend it to others with similar needs. Further details below: Pros: - The manufacturers made smart choices in terms of dimensions and building construction. The case is quite rigid with a zipper so I have no concerns with cards tumbling around inside or falling out unintentionally. - The product was well packaged with many additional items that are valuable to table top players. Their attention to detail convinces me that they are truly invested in customer satisfaction. - The velcro and acrylic dividers are very versatile and do a great job at providing both permanent and temporary card segregation. - The Cushioned corner pads are a brilliant way to turn the rounded corners in sharp right angles as to avoiding bending the top/bottom of cards that are placed at each end of the case. - The aesthetic of the case make it feel stylish yet conservative. The leather looks and feels fine to handle. At a glance the case seems rather uninteresting which can help to deter risks of theft. Cons: - The top flag of the case is not completely flat. Like another reviewer stated, when viewing with the top closed it appears as though the entire case has been twisted slightly. Some of the top corners rest higher than others. I believe this problem only exists with the top flap though. The body of the case seems to have right angles throughout. - When inserting cards into the case very often the corners of sleeved cards will snag the fabric interior and won't rest flush with bottom of the case. The inserted cards will then be crooked unless the user removes and reinserts the cards with careful precision to avoid contacting the sides of the case. The inside lining of the case is similar to upholstery fabric so that the velcro dividers can be secured in any section of the case. I wish there was a way to fulfill both issues, but I haven't the slightest clue what that might be. One small advantage the fabric interior has is that once sleeved cards are placed firmly in the case they have even less of a chance to tumble/shuffle around during transportation. Thank you for reading my review and happy gaming!

There’s a reason why there’s high praise for this Deck Bag? Box? Case? Whatever it is, this case is great quality and craftsmanship with amazing colors to boot. While the Bolt will not hold as much as a regular Quiver Time, this nice compact size is great to take for a quick game at the LGS or a small event such as pre release. The deck will store singles as stated, but if you want to get more intricate, this case will hold as follows: 🔴 Three Ultimate Guard Boulders 100 (My set up as it fits nice and flush/comfortable 🔴 Two BCW Prisms (while tight, it will JUST zip up with nothing else included but a handful of dry erase tokens) 🔴 Three Heavy Play 100 Max Deck Boxes (Tight fit for the depth but just enough to zip the case) While I cannot provide info on other Deck Boxes, I hope to be able to give a semi accurate description of what to expect with this case for other deck boxes from other companies. If you need something a little bigger that will hold more, I recommend Gamegenic Shell, their take of the Quiver Time and Quiver Bolt which is wider and deeper in depth to hold more, while quality and extra goodies are not present as Quiver’s, they will hold more if you need a cheaper case for bigger boxes. The Bolt includes so many extra goodies that really are not needed but definitely appreciated such as the included sleeves for 100 cards, dividers both Velcro and hard acrylic, and straps for both shoulder or hand holding. The case lives up to the praise and if you’re in the fence, just buy it, there’s no need to go over all the praise this case gets as it holds up to the high praise, you will not regret it!

I was going to make a YouTube review on this product, but an Amazon review will suffice for now. The build quality of this case is top notch. I've had this case for 2 months now and I take it almost everywhere. I take it to FNMs, draft nights, game nights, open houses, prereleases, and the list goes on. The PU leather is durable and holds up well in transport. The construction is solid enough to take a few drops and impacts as people inevitably knock it off the chair it's hanging on. Nonetheless, all the cards inside are fine, whether they're sleeved or not. Of course, I'm not talking about dropping this case off of a 2 story building onto concrete, but I would confidently say that it (as well as the contents) would survive the worst of what most people encounter on their way and during a card game event. For those that care, the strap is also very good quality and it almost like a thinner seatbelt kind of material. Even when you pack the thing full of cards and boxes, it still feels comfortable on your shoulders. I've spent a day where I had to carry the Quiver around while I was out and about with friends and I would highly recommend this for something like a Grand Prix or Pro Tour-esque event. There is more than enough space on the inside for any type of event. If you're doing a tournament and are only bringing 1 deck and set of dice, there's enough room to fit a rolled playmat in the quiver. Otherwise, it can safely carry 1000+ cards with ease. I can't confirm whether or not it actually does hold the 1350 cards as advertised, but I'm hardpressed to think of a situation where you would need that much capacity unless you were transporting to move or transporting to sell. In those cases, a cardboard holder would probably be the more economic/appropriate solution. This is more aimed for the on-the-go player, who wants a single case that he/she can grab on the way out of the house. The dividers are great and are made of a thick but light plastic. Despite the weight, they feel really good in the hand and are well molded. The larger foam separators have sufficient padding and the adjustability is great with the velcro. There's enough of both of these to keep my cards organized and secure inside the Quiver while I'm out and about. I hate when things shuffle around in anything that I'm carrying and I've never had that problem because of the ample included separators and dividers. Every time I open the Quiver, it's exactly as when I closed it. The included sleeves are a plus. They're not gonna blow you away so don't expect anything amazing, but they come in handy in a pinch when you're at an event. I drafted last month and forgot to buy/bring sleeves. I didn't even realize until I was building my deck. I hate playing without sleeves and luckily I left the pack in the Quiver so I just used them. They're glossy clear but they shuffle alright. I probably wouldn't use them for a main deck or anything, but if you don't have a dedicated set of sleeves, these will more than suffice. My only gripe, and it's not even really a gripe against the product itself: I haven't been able to figure out an elegant solution for when the Quiver is full of cards and I want to bring my playmat. Since I'm the first of my friends that has this product, the responsibility is usually mine to bring lands/tokens/dice/etc whenever we play together (sealed, draft, etc., standard). Since I also have to bring my own decks, that doesn't leave a lot of room for a playmat. If the guys at Quiver know of a solution to this, let me know! To be honest, if they have an external solution or are coming out with a Quiver 2.0 that solves this issue, I'd probably buy it as well.

I waited a few months to write this review because I wanted to see how the quality was. Overall, the look of this is fantastic. It's very sturdy and is a great way to organize your cards for game nights. It will easily hold cards either in a deck box or just loose. The velcro dividers work great and hold even large deck boxes in place if the case isn't full. The zipper pocket in the top flap is a bit misleading. It's good for holding sleeves or token cards but not much if you're using deck boxes. Now the downside, the durability is questionable. I've used this case 1-2 times a week for game nights for just over 4 months. There is a strip of leather with a metal ring where you attach the shoulder strap. The should strap itself is nylon and seems durable. However, after just 4 months, the strip of leather and stitching is already tearing away from the case itself. I've been using the strap as designed and haven't been pulling on it or putting extra weight. It's very disappointing because I feel like this is the most common way to carry this case. I've reached out to Quiver and and waiting a response. If once is received, I will update. However, at this time, I wouldn't recommend this to anyone that wants to use it regularly. If you're just wanting good storage or you don't plan on carrying this using the shoulder strap, I'd say go for it. However, there are cheaper options that would work just as well in those cases. UPDATE: After reaching out to Quiver support, they very quickly replaced the case. They have been very responsive and apologetic for the issue. I was concerned that the replacement may have the same issue but was reassured that any issues would be handled. I will say the level of customer service far exceeds my expectations. They’ve reached out several times to ensure I received the replacement and that I’m satisfied. Knowing that there is that level of service makes me much more comfortable about recommending this product.

I am absolutely thrilled with my purchase of the Premium Card Deck Box Case from Quiver! This card holder is a game-changer for any trading card enthusiast. It boasts an impressive capacity, accommodating over 1350 unsleeved playing cards, and the inclusion of 2 sturdy Acrylic separators, 3 Velcro dividers, and 2 removable corner pads makes sorting and storing cards a breeze. As a gift idea, it's a home run! If you're searching for the perfect MTG accessories for the Magic: The Gathering fan in your life, look no further. This magic deck carrying case is not just a storage solution; it's a way to cherish and protect your loved ones' card collection. The Deck Box Card Storage Case is not only spacious but also practical. It can fit up to 9 deck boxes, and the convenient mesh pocket ensures safe storage of accessories. The cushioned corner pads add an extra layer of protection, guarding your cards against bending and damage. To top it off, the combo match with the Orion playmat tube is genius. It provides a secure and convenient way to transport your playmat alongside your cards, ensuring you're always ready for your next gaming session. What's even better is that it's fully compatible with all Quiver Time products, including Standard Deck Blocks (Quiver Deck Box), Apollo and Artemis Card Sleeves, and the Citadel Deck Block. The Premium Card Deck Box Case from Quiver is a true gem for any card game enthusiast, and I highly recommend it for its quality, functionality, and thoughtful design. 5 stars all the way!

Compramos el quiver porque la caja de Cards Against Muggles vino detrozada de fábrica. Las cartas caben un poco justas (son 1350 justas), pero las protege de manera perfecta y es comodo para llevarlas y para jugar.

Great product. Well made, sturdy and fits multiple small card games.

高級感があり期待通りの商品でした。容量も大きく、カード以外のサプライもある程度なら入るのでおすすめです。

I originally wrote a review of this shortly after buying it. Having now owned this case for a month or so, my opinion of it has not only not changed, but has actually gotten better. The bolt is a spacious, well designed and practical case that will easily accomodate 4 double sleeved 50 card decks, or 2 100 card decks with room to spare for dice, spare sleeves or tokens. The material the case is made out of is nothing short of sublime. Not only is it pleasant to the touch, it's waterproof and sturdy to the point I no longer have to ever worry about my cards being damaged by anything short of the case being run over by a car. The straps provided are heavy duty and long lasting. While the Velcro and acrylic dividers do a fantastic job of helping keep the case organized. The case comes with 100 free clear standard size sleeves which are of... Average to mediocre quality. I'd never sleeve my main decks in them, but they make excellent sleeves to sleeve spare cards in due to the sheer volume provided and poor sleeves being better than no sleeves. I rarely use the phrase "worth every penny" but in this case I say with full confidence that if you require a relatively small and compact card transport and storage solution, you won't be disappointed by this. Very enthusiastic 5/5.

Absolutely love the color, the green pops, product seals very well when zipped up! I was expecting it to hold a bit more cards but still very good, it's able to hold about three custom printed deck boxes! Otherwise I can hold a good amount of quiver deck boxes, but I prefer ones where you can display your commander. Overall still a great product and I got it for an absolute good price!