Great product. Only binders I use. They added silica gel packets( I think that’s what they are called) to the inside of the binder to stop how ever the mold was growing inside. Nice touch on the new design logos on the side, overall great binder. Looking foward to the bigger ones that will hold more

Fits my Pokémon Toploaders really well. Great size, not too big. Feels sturdy.

Pages feel good although they are prone to scratching from the top loaders but it’s nice material and a good size definitely gonna order another in black I have the white but it comes out more of a beige

I love this product

Wide enough for cards that are in sleeves before placing them in

Using this as a seed binder, to organize garden seeds. :) It thoughtfully came with a black marker to personalize the white insert paper on the side/spine,to label what's in the binder (this way, people don't get hung up on whether or not they've personalized the binder with professionally printed designs before ever using it: I know personally that if I had to design and print something out and at a particular size for the insert,I would want to do that before anything else, and then the main goal can get lost behind that first goal if the first never gets accomplished according to one's vision.).However, you can always do a professional printed insert, later.This is traditionally used for trading cards, playing cards, baseball cards, etc.My first seed packets - which are tiny plastic ziplock bags with sticker labels on them - fit just fine."Top loader" just means that each slot is a hard plastic case that completely encapsulates each card (or packet, in my case), allowing them to be securely held within the binder's pages, providing maximum protection against damage.It does not mean that that's how they slide into it (from the top): they slide in from the sides. If using it for this purpose, and you're saving and collecting seeds (see my photo of the blank brown seed packets one can label, purchasable from Temu): one can always bend the paper packets a little on top so they fit.It was easy to slide the seed packets into them, which enough stretch/tautness to keep it tight to the binder, so that they won't fall out, and the pockets are water resistant, which of course does not mean "water proof" (so the packets will likely be still protected in case someone accidentally sprays the hose onto the otherwise paper packets, or rain happens to fall on/into it...a flood or water submersion? Not so much.).There are 32 pages with 9 slots each, for a total of 288 slots (in my case: 288 different species of plants - many seeds per packet!).There is plenty of extra room in the binder, if you want to add folders or paperwork (though since there's no metal rings inside the binder, and the present sheets do not look removable, adding your own laminate sheets doesn't look to be feasible: but I suppose if there's a will, there's a way!).I live in an apartment currently with my 3 kids (rather than my own land yet), but have recently gotten 3 strawberry hangers and 2 potato plant holders, the soil and berries, so that I can start growing the berries with my kidson the balcony once the last frost date is over...as well as use our Lettuce Grow Farmstand indoors with grow lights,once we have a missing pipe that got lost in a move.The binder also serves as incentive to do well financially so we can homestead on our own land.I love that it's this bright green (easily reminding me of the garden/greenery/food forests),and the minimalistic logo on the front (which is a smooth iron-on that manages to make itself look indented/depressed into the green fabric).Very pleased with this binder. May it serve whatever organizational purpose you decide to co-opt it for!Some possible use cases:Coin and Currency Collections: For those who collect coins, stamps, or paper currency, these top loaders offer a secure way to keep everything organized and visible. You can separate coins by country, year, or type, while the plastic slots protect each item from handling and dust.Craft Supplies: Organize small craft items like beads, buttons, rhinestones, and embroidery thread. The hard plastic pockets will keep them from getting lost or mixed up, and you can easily see what you have at a glance.Business Cards: If you receive a lot of business cards or create your own, the top loader binder is an excellent way to store them in an organized manner. You can divide the cards by business type or alphabetically, ensuring easy access whenever needed.Photographs and Memories: Instead of traditional photo albums, you could use this binder to store your photos. The pockets will help preserve the quality of the pictures and allow you to label or organize by events, themes, or years.Sewing Patterns: If you're into sewing or quilting, use the binder to store your patterns. The clear pockets make it easy to flip through and access any pattern you need, keeping them neat and safe from wrinkles or tears.Stickers and Scrapbooking Materials: Those who love scrapbooking or collecting stickers can use this binder to keep their supplies tidy. You can easily organize by themes, colors, or holidays.Trading Cards and Memorabilia: Beyond sports cards, this binder is ideal for collecting other trading cards like Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, or even collectible game cards. They’ll stay safe, organized, and easy to access for trades, displays, or inventory.Ticket Stubs or Event Memorabilia: Keep tickets from concerts, movies, theme parks, and more in the binder. You can create a scrapbook of your favorite memories, labeling each section for different types of events.Recipe Cards: If you’re an avid cook, this could be a great way to store and organize your favorite recipes. You can group them by type (e.g., appetizers, desserts, main dishes) or cuisine, and have them easily accessible while cooking.Educational Materials: Teachers or parents could use the binder to organize flashcards, worksheets, or other educational tools. The hard pockets will protect the materials, making it easy to keep track of multiple learning resources.Photos of Collectibles or Antiques: If you collect antiques or other items of value, a top loader binder can help you document and catalog them. Take photos of each item and include descriptions, keeping everything in one place for easy reference.Coupons and Gift Cards: For someone who enjoys couponing or collects gift cards, this binder can be used to store and organize them. Each card can be neatly tucked into a separate pocket, making it easy to find what you need when you’re ready to use it.Printable Planners or Calendars: Organize your life by using the binder to store planner inserts, to-do lists, calendars, and notes. You could even make your own personal binder with a collection of templates for easy organization.Medical and Health Records: Use this binder to store medical documents, test results, or prescriptions. The top loader pockets will protect important paperwork while allowing for easy access when needed.Travel Documents: If you travel frequently, consider using the binder to organize important travel documents like boarding passes, itineraries, and hotel bookings. It will keep everything in one place, and you can easily keep track of all your travel details.

Love this binder. The zippers are sown great, outer material is durable and handled the rigors of transporting to and from a card show with ease. No kinks or creases in the pages or slots so far.If you're needing a good toploader binder, you can scoop this one with confidence. I didnt use the marker, but it comes with one too!

I wasn't previously familiar with top loader binders -- I store my toploaders mostly in boxes, and use binders for unsleeved cards -- but I've been very pleased with this binder. This is a great way to display a collection of cards you want to protect in top loaders, while making them much easier to access and view than in a storage box. Note that this binder is big -- much bigger than a typical binder-keeper style binder, so you will need a deep cabinet or shelf to store it. But I am very happy with it and will likely be purchasing more, as it is a much much more practical, functional and safe alternative for storing high quality but ungraded cards.