I haven't been using them since I made the video, so I can't actually attest to how well they've held up over the last four years. Can anyone else that's been using the AT non-glares offer thembxreviewer a testimonial?
I really like this non glare sleeves. I wanted them because they are so good to shuffle and playing with them works like charm. All of my cards in glossy sleeves slide off each other when stacked to a certain height. This ones just stay where they are without the need to reorganize the stack every time you draw a card from the top. The slightly matte image make the cards look more subtle imho. A matter of taste, but I like it very much.
Have you tried out any Gamegenic matte sleeves? I'm wondering how they compare to Arcane Tianmen ones in terms of fit and feel. Haven't seen able to find any videos on them, and I was wondering if you plan to do some tests.
I have neither seen nor heard of Gamegenic sleeves yet and unless one of my regular game shops start carrying them, I will not likely be testing them. (Unless they want to send me some samples to evaluate, of course.)
refresh daemon - Yeah I think they’re pretty new, the company is actually a part of Asmodee and does e.g. a few KeyForge accessories as well. Thanks for the response anyway. :)
@@ormhaxan Good news! Although I haven't gotten my hands on these sleeves yet, Zee Garcia at Dice Tower has and has reviewed them here: th-cam.com/video/r2qGPX7bsF0/w-d-xo.html
Arcane Tinmen doesn't make these particular kinds of sleeves for Yu-Gi-Oh, but there are plenty of sleeves for Yu-Gi-Oh. You'll want to look for "Japanese" size card sleeves and mostly just sleeve up any decks that you are actively playing. The rest are usually well stored in a cardbox (or card binder if you want to be extra fancy).
Thanks for the video. But don't you have the problem that the pile (with 60 cards in my case) is thicker at the bottom than on the top in profile? I was afraid the top cards slip off but they don't. But it would be nicer to have them in a "safe balance"
I haven't noticed this problem, but as long as the cards don't slip off, that's usually good enough for me. It is nice that, if you're concerned about an unstable deck of cards that you can use the box as a card-holder, as long as your sleeved cards will fit back in the box, and that will provide excellent stability.
Would these be comparable to mayday USA chimera sleeves? I’m pretty sure you haven’t reviewed those but I just wanted to double check....great reviews btw!
I would say that that these are roughly comparable to Mayday's sleeves, although they are probably a little more consistent in sizing. While I didn't review their USA Chimera size, I did review their standard USA size here: th-cam.com/video/zek4AB5XZj8/w-d-xo.html
How are they holding up? I want to buy some for my rare Adventure Time Munchkin set.
I haven't been using them since I made the video, so I can't actually attest to how well they've held up over the last four years. Can anyone else that's been using the AT non-glares offer thembxreviewer a testimonial?
I really like this non glare sleeves. I wanted them because they are so good to shuffle and playing with them works like charm. All of my cards in glossy sleeves slide off each other when stacked to a certain height. This ones just stay where they are without the need to reorganize the stack every time you draw a card from the top. The slightly matte image make the cards look more subtle imho. A matter of taste, but I like it very much.
Have you tried out any Gamegenic matte sleeves? I'm wondering how they compare to Arcane Tianmen ones in terms of fit and feel. Haven't seen able to find any videos on them, and I was wondering if you plan to do some tests.
I have neither seen nor heard of Gamegenic sleeves yet and unless one of my regular game shops start carrying them, I will not likely be testing them. (Unless they want to send me some samples to evaluate, of course.)
refresh daemon - Yeah I think they’re pretty new, the company is actually a part of Asmodee and does e.g. a few KeyForge accessories as well. Thanks for the response anyway. :)
Varangian501 it’s curious that they didn’t just roll up the Fantasy Flight Supply brand right into Gamegenic then.
@@ormhaxan Good news! Although I haven't gotten my hands on these sleeves yet, Zee Garcia at Dice Tower has and has reviewed them here: th-cam.com/video/r2qGPX7bsF0/w-d-xo.html
This is awesome dude! I definitely need to treat my old Yu-Gi-Ohs with better care and this might be the way to go. Thanks!
Arcane Tinmen doesn't make these particular kinds of sleeves for Yu-Gi-Oh, but there are plenty of sleeves for Yu-Gi-Oh. You'll want to look for "Japanese" size card sleeves and mostly just sleeve up any decks that you are actively playing. The rest are usually well stored in a cardbox (or card binder if you want to be extra fancy).
@@refreshdaemon definitely will look into those. And, yes, the card binder is alive and well! :) Thanks brother!
Thanks for the video. But don't you have the problem that the pile (with 60 cards in my case) is thicker at the bottom than on the top in profile?
I was afraid the top cards slip off but they don't. But it would be nicer to have them in a "safe balance"
I haven't noticed this problem, but as long as the cards don't slip off, that's usually good enough for me. It is nice that, if you're concerned about an unstable deck of cards that you can use the box as a card-holder, as long as your sleeved cards will fit back in the box, and that will provide excellent stability.
Would these be comparable to mayday USA chimera sleeves? I’m pretty sure you haven’t reviewed those but I just wanted to double check....great reviews btw!
I would say that that these are roughly comparable to Mayday's sleeves, although they are probably a little more consistent in sizing. While I didn't review their USA Chimera size, I did review their standard USA size here: th-cam.com/video/zek4AB5XZj8/w-d-xo.html