Card Case Black | Card Sorting Tray for Catan Resource Cards - Gaming | Game Accessory for The Catan Board Game | Suitable for The Expansion of Catan Game Cards and All Other Card Games

Well designed and well made product. Clean 3D print, very solid. Excellent value and will make game night much more enjoyable, and organized! I will order another set.

great product. very sturdy and able to hold multiple stacks for games with multiple draw piles. 3D printed.

I ordered the JstFrU card case for Catan, but also for any other game we own that uses multiple decks of cards.While it's labeled as a case, it's more like a rack. The unit can be used with either both levels on top of each other or, as in my picture, with the top rack slid back for easier access to the lower card decks. What I really like is that each of the six sections for cards is broken into two halves. That makes it easy to use one half as a draw deck and the other as a discard taking up much less space on the table.The entire unit appears to be a 3D printed form. Unfortunately, the unit has no padding inside of the packaging and the box itself has space for the rack to bounce around in transit. While neither the box or the shipping box were damaged but, due to being bounced around in transit, one of the corners was broken. It's not a major issue, and can easily be repaired with some super glue but the manufacturer should add some protection. It is the only reason I am not rating this at 5 stars.Overall, for $19, you can't go wrong with this rack. It is well designed and saves a LOT of valuable real estate on your gaming table thanks to the ability to have a draw and discard pile in the same space.

It would drive me crazy playing card games when the piles would get uneven and knocked over, so these really help out! We use them with Catan and they are great!

This card holder is fantastic for Catan, and I'd recommend it for any game that holds 6 or less stacks of cards.This product comes with 2 separable pieces that can be unstacked for passing around the table.Unfortunately, while stacked the lower trays can be a bit harder to access, and the second row in each tray is still difficult to access even while separated. I'm sure it all depends on the size of cards you are placing in them.Ultimately, I intend to use this for Catan, and it serves that purpose perfectly. 5 stars as long as you know what you're intended use case is!

The trays seem solid/sturdy & slide together easily enough. Each card slot is adequate space for ONE deck, though, and (as others have noted) the bottom tray of each is not very accessible. I was hoping to have draw trays for larger stacks of cards, but won't use this because they aren't deep enough and bottom levels won't draw easily.

Does exactly what it says it does.

The top portions of the tray work great. The slot at the bottom, does not function well with sleeved cards. Due to the grooves needed to slide the trays together, it narrows the bottom slots. Your cards won’t sit flat causing warping to sleeved cards. The description says that the design is made not to scratch cards, however there are lots of ridges and grooves that come with 3d prints. Personally, I wouldn’t want an unsleeved card in direct contact with the tray. I understand some may not care about minor scratching of their cards. The two pieces did not slide in very well together, they kept getting jammed, it was a tight fit causing the trays to constantly get stuck slightly crooked.I do like the concept, however, some improvements could be made to the over design.Unless there are improvements to the overall design, skip this. If you don’t care much about your cards, this might be perfect for you.