@GreatJmanGaming
ahahah the triple sleeved, bagged duct tape got me. That said I feel like an idiot I never considered top loading the inner sleeve. Makes perfect sense now. Good vid!
@Toleezu6
Friendly reminder that in the 90s, sleeves were both really bad compared with now and, more impkrtantly, Illegal for tournament play because the terrible sleeves resulted in marked cards due to the lack of quality control in the production process at the time.
@SirZyrion
All the crud built up around the opening at the top of the outer sleeve is why I inner sleeve up and outer sleeve down. That way every time I shuffle or store cards, that junk falls out instead of getting caught between the sleeves and rubbing holes through them like sandpaper.
@MrMirofl
I personally double sleeve, but the shuffling is just better with single sleeves IMO . Great video!
@killerhawks
Many magic the gathering players want to know How do I double sleeve my cards...
@mirror_to70
Great Video! My way to put down the inner-sleeved card: put an unsleeved card behind the inner sleeve a bit higher, then push both (inner-sleeved und unsleeved) card down. When the inner-sleeved card hits the bottom, you can push out the unsleeved card. Works perfectly.
@JakeyEpix
You're not wrong- the air squeeze is the best part. 😊
@maximuscesar
The first time I saw sideloaders I fell in love with them immediately. But now I actually use sealables 🤷🏾♂️
@ericm7110
This is a lot more economical than my plan to move into a biodome.
@IAmBPala
Awesome video dude, loved the bit in the beginning that actually sold me on the video haha
@Linkard
Very good video!
@shadowlanderreturns
Magic trick for perfect first-time double-sleeving: sleeve the inner-sleeved card together with an unsleeved card, then remove the unsleeved card. It does the same thing as the finger trick without bending or stretching and also helps squeeze out air.
@SirSpud003
3:57 if you think 15 years is a long time, just play me with my deck in jester sleeves!
@christophernevarez3396
dragonshield resealable inner sleeves..... game changer
@nkling02
I used to play with two decks over the course of four days a week. FYI I found the only reason you need to replace an inner sleeve is if you riffle or ruffel shuffle, the edges tend to Crack over timeFYI
@keonigarcia7605
You look like Christipher Mcdonald and youre more awesome than him for this video. Highly needed. Highly practical. Just round it and love your channel. To many vid of spending but very few on how to protect the inversion. My hats to you sir.
@johnkiggs108
There are perfect fits that I refer to as "diapers". They have an extra tab of plastic that can slide behind your card and into the perfect fit. Also helps avoid the perfect fit sliding off or air pockets.
@FatherJosephofMomma
I personally like to use Dragon Shields Sealable Perfect Fit Sleeves for my perfect fit. Sure it takes a little added time but I like that little extra protection. I think double sleeving my cards makes shuffling easier.
@natesilvamusic
Awesome video! Played MTG back in the 90s and now coming back for the MTG x FF cards. Question: What brand of outer sleeves would you recommend / are you using in this video? Looking at getting the KMC perfect softs for inner sleeve. Thanks!
@ullrich