A Review Of The BCW Prism, Dragon Shield Double, and GameGenic Fourtress For Magic: The Gathering

[@TolarianCommunityCollege]

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[@gibbeldon]

Coo, Coo ~ Coommander!

[@Thefloppysheep]

Morning coffee, breakfast and a Prof review. A good way to start the day

[@Thefloppysheep]

Mood

[@Thefloppysheep]

Woah woah this is the morning. Not headed off to a rave

[@Thefloppysheep]

Hey you live whatever life you want my guy

[@mightyowl6666]

@@justinclement5417 Can you sell me some? Of your drugs

[@mightyowl6666]

@@justinclement5417 No seriously are you selling?

[@FreshPrinceOfBelMer]

This video literally couldn't have come at a better time - I was looking for a cheap and easy 4 deck storage solution to keep at home for when friends come over to play commander, and the clear plastic battle box you had recommended a few years ago seems to be all but sold out. Simple use case but totally up my alley!

[@DaedricSheep]

I got an Ultimate Guard Archive for this exact purpose. I only single sleeve so mine fits five decks which is perfect for me, but honestly had I known about this it would have been a hard consideration. Still, I think I would have stuck with the archive for how nice it looks, but I definitely see the Fourtress holding up through the years, and also not feeling bad when it eventually needs replacing.

[@NOLOAF-AR]

@@DaedricSheep the ultimate guard archive is great, if a bit expensive! the gamegenic fourtress is the perfect solution

[@deathtoallturkeys]

The Professor: reviews a product I do not need and have no intention of buying Me: watches anyway

[@stehlik]

This.:D

[@RiomaWF]

same

[@draheim90]

I haven’t played MTG in several years and I still periodically check in to the Prof’s videos, especially his accessory assessments.

[@falfore5863]

I got a couple Prisms recently and was super excited to see your review. I love my Boulders and I love my Prisms. So glad to have another great option out there!

[@Finn-Warrior]

Dragon Shield Double Shell does have one perk over its competitors... You can flap the teeth and go om nom nom with them! /s

[@Hussain_Zaki]

Ahhh, Ashley Johnson's signature move

[@dielfonelletab8711]

by /s I assume you mean /serious : )

[@David-gj9qr]

@@Hussain_Zaki ?

[@Tacklepig]

I really don't get why the teeth were mentioned as a problem here. I can literally see just watching the video that this box is made from flimsy material. Same design with firmer plastic would probably do the trick

[@madduckuk]

Everyone who buys that box will om nom nom with it at some point.

[@jek__]

I bet the center bar in the fourtress is actually pretty important for preventing minor bowing, and thus keeping the plastic latch tightly sealed I just made a deck box out of some boxes that halloween decorations came in. A bit of hot glue in the corners and to double-layer the walls, and then coated in a mix of pva glue and a little water, they come out super strong and of course basically free, if you have the free time to fiddle with something while watching youtube or whatever. The fasteners are the weakest point, but you naturally treat your own work more carefully than things you buy and expect durability, so it comes up less than it otherwise might

[@stehlik]

Agree this must be the reason. Looks quite solid, as opposed to similar one from Dragon Shield which is made from acrylic and the lid on it likes to crack very easily under quite minor pressure. This looks much more durable.

[@dominikeins]

you should get your box tested by the prof :)

[@itsmistermoon]

I have a Fourtress and can confirm, the middle divisor is pretty tough and looks to be integral for the plastic to not bend right in the middle, plus it lets the latch have something firm to press against to.

[@dominikeins]

@@itsmistermoon does the Fourtress hold the single sleeved Commander Decks easily or is it tough?

[@HubsiCube]

I stopped playing with the original mirrodin cycle and I started playing again one year ago. So many things have changed ("what do you mean by london mulligan, john?") and been added (like "what the fuck are planeswalkers?"). You are a vital part of my journey back to the planes and fascination of magic with your cool attitude, super nice tipps and insights! Greetings from Vienna, keep on doing your great videos, cheers!

[@farkulonnthefearsome3934]

It's chaos but welcome back

[@CloneByDesign]

I stopped playing in 2016 and came back this year and I was also confused by the new mulligan rules.

[@celem91]

Will echo these sentiments, returning from original Kamigawa block and this channel has been the roadmap I so badly needed

[@HubsiCube]

@@celem91 yeah, me and some good friends started playing during corona like a year ago, after getting some cards as a present randomly... what kind of decks/strategies are you playing?

[@celem91]

@@HubsiCube I'm mostly in standard with white angels and clerics. I used to run a lot of blue/black, but it's identity has changed a bit, not really used to the control that plays as rn. Thinking I might try my LGS and run some commander

[@EmoAdam0312]

Please never stop this series, I always look forward to seeing your opinions and visual testing of all the various products. Thank you.

[@9sayaka280]

always appreciate the non biased reviews prof! glad to see you rate products from across the board and not be beholden to a sponsorship

[@sapphicvalkyrja]

I got a pair of Prisms for my first two Commander decks on this video's recommendation recently, and gosh am I in love with them. Everything is fantastic, from their durability to even the way they feel to touch. They're well worth the uptick in price from cheaper boxes while not being so expensive that they're going to stymie my building decks from the steadily growing list of Commanders I want to work with. Thanks so much for these videos, Prof-they've been instrumental in me getting back into the swing of things with Magic after not having done much in the paper game for the last ten years or so.

[@anthonylafrinier7578]

I like the shake test, but I would be a little more interested in a "fall from table height" test, if that is possible. Either way, love your videos.

[@bensantos3882]

I loved your collaboration with the Yugioh community channels. Thank you for being apart of those videos and enlightening us with your enthusiasm, expertise and charming character that made us happy.

[@TimEubanks]

My BCW Prism pretty much *exactly* holds 100 double-sleeved cards in BCW outers and Dragon Shield Sealable inners. I’d say it’s over 70% foil as well. It’s a tight, but secure, fit.

[@ParaThePathofPeace]

So the prisms cannot fit into a arkhive in any way? Prof's video had them on an angle but didnt really show how much bigger the prism was. It makes me wonder how well do the prisms fit in Quiver then.

[@Beanz961]

Bought a Dragon Shield double shell and am perfectly happy with it. Recently started attending local EDH events - with all my decks being double sleeved I had trouble finding a budget deckbox which could store a 100 card double sleeved deck PLUS tokens which the double shield is more than capable of. Disagree with the Prof and will be buying a few more, but opinions are opinions and I can't fault his critique.

[@allstatejake]

I was looking for new deck boxes and saw this pop up in my notifications at the same time! Fortuitous (some would say prophetic) timing Prof and great review as always!

[@Hinaguy749]

You really are the consummate salesman of tcg peripheral products. From your concise but informative commentary to you slight flair of showmanship that make your reviews charming and unique. Even when I don't feel that a recommended product is for me I still feel confident that I can recommend a product to.a friend who does have a want or need for something. Thank you for your years of dedication to your passion and craft.

[@michaelpatalano9884]

I just finished my 3rd exam in 3 days (college for engineering) and this is the perfect video to relax to!!

[@LazerpawX7]

The real question I need answered is which of these fit in the Stanley. I like having my deck boxes in my Stanley, but have found that the Boulder (the deck box I use most) just barely doesn't fit and gets stuck.

[@Oopsall]

Haha, I love that the Stanley is the de facto deck box now

[@falfore5863]

I saw your comment and went to check and both the Prism and Boulder will fit in the Stanley if you replace one of the compartments with them. They dont fit in the compartments but do fit in the space left behind (when laid down, not standing up as the lid will hit the box)

[@LazerpawX7]

@@falfore5863 That's good to know. I prefer to leave the comparents in, but if push comes to shove it's good to know that there is a way for the prisms to fit .

[@hunterstephens3671]

You can fit boulders in the larger compartments if you set them in sidways, but I just took the compartmentments out

[@Xquisitesoul]

I think those flimsy plastic deck boxes fit snuggly in the stanley case

[@ramenkingcruz]

I bought two prisms a few weeks ago. I really like them. Bought a green one and red one, swapped lids to signify they were both RG decks and not disappointed. Really like the way the feel opening and closing.

[@johnbuscher]

Hey professor, can you check how the BCW Prisms fit in a Gamegenic Dungeon? I assume it'll leave nearly the same amount of space that the Boulders leave since it looks to be only millimeters of difference. But I would be curious to see if it fits more flush, like how Boulders fit flush in an Arkhive.

[@burnttoastist]

Do prisms fit in Arkhives?

[@xDarknessRikux]

@@burnttoastist 9:00

[@Gabriev666]

Great video as always, Professor. I'd like to give you some insight into the Gamegenic Fourtress. Those boxes were being made by a german supplier Blackfire under their own brand. When some time last year Asmodee Group - the parent company of the Gamegenic brand - bought Blackfire they took over their design and released as their own under the Gamegenic brand only changing the logo on the lid. There's nothing wrong with that obviously, but they also increased the price by roughly 50% which isn't that great. They previously cost about 4.35 Euro for the Blackfire 4-compartment box and the rebranded Gamegenic Fourtress costs roughly 6.5 Euro at my local game store.

[@smallgreenfrog]

Gamegenic stronghold, holds my two favourite decks + a little extra room for some sideboard cards/tokens and even dice too. For a more on the go box its the gamegenic sidekick XL, comfortably holds a double sleeved deck and a bit of room for a couple tokens too (all commander of course)

[@DerInselaffe]

Love the XL sidekick. Perfect for my double sleeved elf deck and tokens

[@deanofcool]

Oooh. Might have to check this one out. Thanks.

[@christianaguanno3834]

Great adding to your review if 100 double sleeved in perfect hards fit in a deck box! Thanks for that!

[@marginis]

Thank you SO MUCH for mentioning when double sleeved cards with Dragon Shield resealable inners can fit. Those things are so thick they make any deck box sweat, and it really helps to know which boxes can stand to muster.

[@Zaketh_]

I still love Boulders because of the way they can be used to hold cards when split, but they have been impossible to find lately! I built a red commander deck and wanted a red boulder to match, but haven’t been able to find one for under $25 in months. The prisms are nice but they just don’t hold cards as nicely when split.

[@mfsoab]

Well that seems to be an "outside europe problem". Here you can get the 100+ Boulders for around 8 EUR/~9.30USD.

[@rhystictomato5635]

@@mfsoab I ordered some boulders from Germany to the states recently. Ended up being like $12 after shipping and only took about a week and a half. Beats paying 25 bucks.

[@joshualynn9337]

Ebay has alot of boulder 100 card boxes for around 10-15$ I just picked one up in a color I didn't know they had

[@Zaketh_]

@@rhystictomato5635 Where do you go to find that? At this point I’d happily pay up to $15 for one in the right size and color

[@STVMcarbondragon]

Saw the Prism show up at my LGS and have been considering buying them but wanted to wait until you reviewed them before I did. Watching with excitement! Edit after watching: I know what else I'll be buying during prerelease this weekend!

[@bigloquat]

I can't remember who made them, but at my old LGS we had these dragon scale foldable boxes that would fit 2 EDH decks and your sideboard / a little spot for dice or tokens. Just about everyone at our shop had one in their favorite color. Huge fan of the GameGenic Fourtress and those Prisms! BCW always comes out of left field with something sick. Cool company. Thanks for the video Prof!

[@karolkurzawa3246]

After your last deck box review I bought 400+ GemeGenic cards lair and I'm very happy with it. Keep up good work mr P.

[@plasnania]

Thank you! I got the prism because it's all my lgs had at the time. My Wulfgar deck is happily snug in it.

[@prberg2]

Thanks for the reviews. I picked up a few of the BCW Prism deck boxes (the 100 card size and the 50 card size). I really like them. They snap closed perfectly and are an affordable high quality option. Thanks!

[@DubWubby]

I have a double-sleeved commander deck with a decent amount of foils that I've been squeezing into a Boulder. Great to hear about the Prism as an alternative!

[@choingler]

Nothing makes a day great like a deck box review with the Prof!

[@MediocreTCG]

Took a few years off MtG (almost a decade), and I'm glad these reviews exist. While the prices have went up and I'll probably still try a bit of everything myself, its nice to know what's what

[@Shomomomo]

My Satin tower has been with me since I watched your first deck box vid back in high school. Going from holding my gimmicky Yugioh deck to now proudly storing my favorite Teysa Karlov deck. 🙏🏻

[@boneil335]

I'm pretty new to MTG and my first deck box was a Dragon double. I've never had an issue but I don't use it everyday either. I recently purchased a Satin Tower for about 13.99 because it was the cheapest box with a dice compartment to hold my deck. I was going to purchase a Boulder but opted for the Ultra Pro version of a Boulder (slightly smaller Satin Tower without dice box) because it was 9.99. I also tried to find a Stanley or DeWalt tool box but they were hard to find and 30 to 50 bucks with a lot on ebay. I went to Harbor Freight to buy a very similarly capable tool box for 13.99. I also have one 500 cardboard storage box. I tried to use my old medic jump bag, which has promise, but it would be a better deck box storage with plenty of room for playmats and such. I can't wait to see where I end up next buy when I can spare the change. Thank you Professor for all you do!

[@gundummies]

I think it's understandable that the fortress' middle partition isn't removable. I think it helps with it being more rigid and sturdy overall. I think it's a good compromise given that it's still plastic at the end of the day. :)

[@nldewey]

Exactly! Without the middle partition there the latching mechanism could easily pop open by just squeezing the box a little when you pick it up. I actually admire the simplicity of that design/engineering choice.

[@gundummies]

@@nldewey indeed! And I also think they did that on purpose. Also, 100+ on each partition (with a lot of wiggle room) seems perfect anyways. :D

[@wwheeler3629]

@@gundummies what sleeves do you use to get 100 in each section?

[@MrAnorexemon]

So many choices when it comes to deck boxes! Thanks for making life easier for us, Prof

[@zfjosmadhen1212]

I love how this video was shot! It reminds me of old TV commercials which I think fits the prof's product reviews. Nice work and awesome video production and quality

[@imn8]

Great reviews as always. I personally enjoy the Dragon Shield double boxes and have bought a few of them. The price is right, they are fun to look at and use, and they hold 2x 60-card double-sleeved Pokemon decks perfectly. The jagged teeth haven't given me too many issues yet.

[@rainesubnaut5918]

The Boulders are the only deck boxes I've been using for my commander decks and I always wish they could fit just 2 or 3 more cards, so it is very nice to see these Prisms. I hope to see them make their way out of the US, would love to get my hands on some!

[@henrytang2453]

Damn nice to see you still remember pro duals, theyre a beautiful product. Mine still serves me wonderfully to this day.

[@calton8814]

Thanks to your videos I actually really took to the Squire by Gamegenic. It feels great and gives me peace of mind on my shelf and on the go as it has survived the rough and tumble of college!

[@GreenGearStudio]

Was in a game store one day, saw a deck box with its TCC grade on it. The prof's opinion is now being used as a seal of quality assurance.

[@olerenfordt8113]

I'm using the "Dragon Shield Gaming Box 100+" for all my commander decks. I love how the are neatly stackable on my shelf and the overall design is just really minimalist yet stylish.

[@treycox7809]

I never noticed it before but I really like the set design of the corkboard in the background. Great stuff (also, "4-tress" made me laugh)

[@mfitkin]

Watching Prof shake those deck boxes reminded me of a fledgling bird trying out its wings for the first time

[@KamenRiderCorn]

I really like the Prism so far! One weird issue I encountered once was one had the matte coating scratched out of the box, and it actually cause the coating to start peeling off. Like I said, just a one off but it makes me glad they have the glossy options now.

[@trowawayacc]

Whoa free thopters! Sign me up! I like the teeth box has a ton of style, the lid being sharp is a huge oversight and a mayor letdown. I agree with the prof, If the middle was removable the fortress would be THE box to get.

[@ScarletBrotherhood]

Prism looks like solid purchase. I do hope BCW makes a carrier for them. Thanks for the review! My group went crazy for the cards lair after your review. You should get some kickback.

[@JCollects23]

The gamegenic fortress 320+ was perfect for me vintage Pokémon heartgold soulsilver theme decks! Can’t wait to look back on them for nostalgia after using such an affordable and good quality product!

[@rsvp87]

I dunno, I really dig the Double Shell boxes after using them quite a bit. There's plenty of extra room for tokens or maybeboard cards you're saving for later. I think the complaint about the toothy design is valid, but a little exagerrated here; they're not especially hazardous to close or move around.

[@paulallison3974]

When I finally decided to build a commander deck a few months ago I went with the ultimate guard RTE, really wish there were more renewable products out there, but really appreciated that recommendation.

[@SilverShadow990]

I think the middle divider in the fourtress is there to provide some support for the latch so that the box won't pop open with a simple squeeze.

[@RecoveringSpartan]

Not sure if anyone has mentioned this but the middle wall on the Fourtress likely plays a significant role in preventing the walls from bowing and therefore keeps the latch engaged and helps avoid compressing your cards.

[@giokazephyn354]

Now that I’m looking at deck boxes, I’m starting to see the flaw with sealable inners I didn’t consider when I first got them.

[@Mio_Takahashi_]

I just love watching the Professor lol. I'd be preaching to the choir if I said why, so need there. Thank you for your time, effort, and concerns Brian.

[@suekonzak1612]

I'm still dedicated to my trusty Superhive! Fits my five boulders for commander night, plus some space for tokens, alongside the that holds a ton of d6s, three spindowns for commander damage or other tracking, and some counters, and have a life dial that I wrap my playmat around in there. It's so unbelievably nice to be able to just grab one thing and have everything for game night.

[@baz_wtf]

Nice to see a rival for boulders emerging. i could be tempted to switch if they develop an equivolent to the ultimate guard archive as thats my main reason for using boulders now. As I start to bling out my commander decks I need that little extra space for double sleeves + foil thickness variance.

[@SSolemn]

Same problem here! Wish I know if a gamegenic box can fit the prism

[@micah711]

Next important question about the Prisms: how many fit inside a Quiver?

[@ryanpoulos8232]

My go to is typically the Ultimate guard twin flip n’ tray. Pricy but holds my (at the time) standard decks. The dice compartment was very handy for holding counters and the box both inside and outside looked and felt very nice. I’ve experimented with other deck boxes since then, though and there’s a lot of variety out there and plenty of it (like the boxes from this video) do have good value for your cash.

[@okanut]

I'm a big fan of the compact Boulders and Satin Cubes, those Prisms look great!

[@NBGO]

I saw the prism while looking for cheap non boulder deckboxes, settling on quiver's btw, and I wanted to try one since I really did love Boulders. The little extra room solidifies a purchase for me as I had a double sleeved KMC inner black and Katana sleeve deck that just barely fit in a boulder.

[@joyharner3349]

I like my dragon shield double shell boxes but i also havnt experienced many other deck box options. I appreciate the review and will look into better options.

[@BrokenSonsOfAiur]

I picked up a Fourtress as it was cheap and I needed $5 more to get free shipping on an order so I thought I would check it out. Its AWESOME! I was taking my 5 pioneer decks down in boulders to FNM and I switched over to this and a single boulder for whatever my active deck is and it saves space in my bag and is way more convenient. I would love if they made a slightly larger one that would fit 100 card decks for carrying a set of EDH, that would be an autobuy from me.

[@bububu__]

3 prof vids in 3 days? beyond blessed

[@craigbarnett3925]

My favorite deck box is the Satin Tower but I LOVE the GameGenic Dungeon for when I wanna take several decks, cards, tokens, dice and whatever else I need.

[@truecrios]

I recently switched over to using the Dragon Shield deck boxes. They easily take a newly double sleeved commander deck without any of the air removed, with space for penny sleeved tokens. Also using the Dragon Shield Perfect Fit Sealable. So the decks are a little bit extra thick. I already had two of the Dragon Shield Magic Carpet,the normal and xl versions, and these boxes for really nicely in there, 3 to a row with room to spare. While the teeth did catch for me in the beginning, simply squeezing the inner plastic while closing easily solves this problem, other than just closing the deck boxes a bit slower.

[@AndrewWoodford]

Camera Quality looks really good here!

[@eelnoside]

i have been using Dragon Shield Double Shell. it's great for the price and fits my double sleeved commander deck with 15 double sleeved tokens too!

[@LuckyAssult]

I just want to say. My favorite version of the boulder is the Clear one. It doesn't have that weird film that peels off like the other boulders, and because it is clear I can make deck toppers to label my decks, with other a blank playing card i write on, or using one of thows artcards they make now as the "face" of the deck. If the prism has a clear version with out that rubber film like the boulders do, i could get alot more excited. I just love clear deck boxes for being able to see what is inside the box quickly.

[@sankethbhaskar4236]

Gotta love classic Prof reviews. All these boxes seem very affordable and practical, hopefully some of get good grades

[@mtgpackaday]

All the companies do different things very well, but GameGenic has quickly become my all-around 1st stop when i look for supplies.

[@lunarlight3131]

dude careful there are judo black belts on here that will fight you over that. its dangerous as hell on here.

[@westisonfire5993]

yeah, i was very surprised with gamegenic too in my country dragon shields and ultra pros are becoming very expensive and the gamegenic products are cheaper and have great quality too, it's also becoming my favorite

[@JonReid01]

Same, just wished the commander boxes fit a couple more tokens. Is it too much to ask to make it a 110 or 120 size. Glad prof is bringing up that many magic the gathering players want that extra bit of space in these reviews

[@endersblade]

I've recently begun swapping all of my Ultra-Pro EDH decks to Boulders. So far I've really been enjoying their sturdiness.

[@flametitan100]

I don't have a need to replace my trusty Boulder and Side Winder (and my gf got me a lovely handmade leather one as well,) but it's nice to see some good new options for when I inevitably work towards having a few pauper and/or pioneer decks.

[@anthonyalvaladero]

For me, I swear by BCW’s products. Fantastic quality cases.

[@ozmond]

I just got a Prime X4 XL box to use for commander night. Tonight is commander night, so I’m excited fill it up when I get off work.

[@lonestar_iconoclast]

Hmm, those BSW Prism boxes are really winning me over! May need to check those out and wishlist a few for my next major MtG purchase spree!

[@charleslynn7420]

I was disappointed with the prism box until I realized I was putting the cards in the wrong way - facing the same direction as the lid rather than on their side so they don’t spill out. Now I think it’s great! Might just be switching to these instead of boulders since my LGS can actually stock them. Thanks for the video prof!

[@charleslynn7420]

And I’ll add, I specifically looked to see if there was a TCC video on them because I suspected something wasn’t right. It’s good to know there usually is!

[@TSOWizard]

Love your videos Prof, but I'm going to have to disagree with you about the Double Shells from Dragon Shield. I've been using them for a couple months, and I find that they're perfect for my Commander decks. They have room for the whole sleeved deck, as well as all of my sleeved tokens for that deck, and the little fold-out paper insert and life counter that come with the precons (I like keeping those). While I do find the way that the pointy "teeth" stick out a bit to be a little unaesthetic, I've never had issues with snags (or painful pokes). The plastic does feel a little cheap, but given the low price, I still think they're definitely worth it. (If I wanted a premium deck box, I'd buy one.) I'd give them a B+.

[@TSOWizard]

@Enjgine I'm sure he used the boxes. Prof seems to put a lot of work and care into his reviews. I just never ran into the issue that he did.

[@RowinMarkov]

Been loving your deck box reviews forever. Still been waiting to see something better than the 100 card boulder. After getting one and trying it out... well i have 13 of them now because ive been getting a new one every time i got to the lgs and they have one. Trying to get all my commander decks in those, like having their compact design and they're sturdy.

[@joshuaanderson1852]

Great video! The Prism does seem like an excellent product, especially given how compact it is. Does it fit in a Quiver?

[@nayuta_23]

Double Shell is great for storing token-heavy commander decks in one single deck box (way better for this than ultra pro dual. I had one before but that was totally bended in the interior compartment). I bought two of them for edh decks and it's pretty nuts. I love it and I've never had any of the issues mentionned in the video.

[@piralos1329]

GameGenic just seems to not miss when it comes to those clasps and latches! I picked up the dungeon when you first reviewed it, and it's been serving me well ever since, even when holding full commander decks on both sides! I'm heavily debating picking up the GameGenic Fourtress to store some of the old precons I have for when people just want to do casual stuff, since they're all single sleeved anyway, and picking up some of the BCW Prisms to replace some of my other deck boxes, since they just look amazing!! I do love that the GameGenic Fourtress stacks nicely - it's a minor thing, but it is nice.

[@nosrin1988]

I think the fourtress is great! and I've found them around 9-10 on ebay. I like the feel of the plastic and find it to be a very solid deckbox for my budget decks. I was excitedly waiting for your review of it! I find the latch can be a little unwilling to let go sometimes but other that I have no real complaints, it does the job it needs to for a very good price.

[@SquareViking]

Gamegenic Sidekick 100+ XL. The extra space for tokens make them my absolute dream box. I love the boulder for how compact it is, but it'll always lack the space for tokens and sometimes, as shown, won't even fit your entire deck.

[@SinsOfScotlandYugioh]

The DEX Protection Dualist deck box has enough space for a wide double deck box inside when you remove the dividers. My Pokemon world championship deck box looks exactly as it did in 2016 because I keep it in a deck box box when travelling.

[@heromedley]

love how all of them have some kind of a nerdy name to go along with the already nerdy game of magic or pokemon

[@StrifeTrinity]

I am obsessed with ultra pro flip-top alcove boxes for commander.

[@krooke9514]

With the fortress design the middle divider supports the locking mechanism.

[@ReplayStation]

The Stanley 10-compartment Deep Pro Small Parts Organizer at Home Depot for $17 is still the best value in transporting and protecting your decks. You can fit a dozen of the thicc double sleeved decks and still have room for dice, counters, or whatever. There's a reason that half a dozen nerds carry one around the LGS every Friday night...

[@joshdavid9256]

I still use the old faithful Ultrapro satin towers for my commander decks. Those Prisms look pretty nice though, I may grab one.

[@TheJohtaja]

Yes, deckbox review! I'm so engaged with this content. One could say I'm quite... content.

[@chillchinna4164]

I imagine the middle divider in the fortress is not removable for stability/reinforcement purposes.

[@TimEubanks]

Gotta be the reason that the latch works so well.

[@CimInc]

I use KMC inners and KMC Hyper Mats, no foiled cards - and I can always fit 100 double sleeved cards + around 5-8 unsleeved tokens in each Boulder. So for me it works perfectly.

[@Bamboori]

i actually really like the mtg fat pack bundle boxes for storing commander decks, but with their recent development (looking at you, set boosters) i was looking for other options. thank you for this review!

[@David-gj9qr]

The BCW prism would've been the exact product I was looking for, if they weren't side loading. I've had problems with side loading in the past(it was hard to get my deck in and out) as opposed to top loading which I've found a lot easier. I also don't have much foils so I probably (hopefully) won't have problems with fitting my cards in ultimate guard boulders. Which is why for now I'm willing to deal with the occasional mostly small struggle when accessing my decks. Overall though the BCW prism is a product I am considering buying because it's almost the exact product I was looking for awhile back. A top loading compact low priced deck box that keeps my cards secure in a good quality deck box where I won't be worried about my deck being damaged in my backpack or luggage and is also easy to open. People recommended the satin tower but I may have gotten a knock off or faulty one because mine was almost impossible to open and when I told Reddit I was told to go to the gym(I shouldn't have to get strong just to open a deck box). So I just stuck with boulders after I figured out how to open mine and it became easier to open(most of the time)

[@daneerickson8796]

I've stuck with the ultimate guard deck case 100+ in an archive for the space it gives to double sleeved decks. if this really fits double sleeving, that's a game changer for sure.

[@deanofcool]

Yeah, I use those. Room for tokens too! I feel like there is so much choice it’s a bit overwhelming.

[@Kazz1187]

Guess it’s time to try out the prism!!

[@shaneinnes4681]

Do the BCW prism case fit into the Quiver? I would imagine that they do.