These sleeves are great quality and the right size. I will have many outer sleeves remaining because of the number of double LP's I own. The price on this bundle can't be beat. The outer sleeves are too tight for some of my larger gatefolds. If in doubt, know that these are good.

Excellent, high-quality product - will definitely purchase again. It fits all of my double albums, the sleeves are clear and makes it easy to read without removing the product from the sleeves. They look great and the shelves. One down-side, but not a detrqctor, is that you can only view one side of the record - these are specifically for LP's not so much 12" singles. With that said, it doesn't bother me at all. One tip: do not remove them from the bag they were delivered in - if you lie them on any surface they will slip all over the place - they are very slippery.

these are great. the outer sleeves are substantial enough that i feel confident they'll protect the album jacket, and the inner sleeves are great. they fit in all my albums perfectly, even my really old ones. and they really feel a nice quality in your hand, they protect the vinyl records great, i plan on swapping all my paper sleeves out for these, they are really nice.

I’m very glad I purchased these. the inner sleeves are nice and are WAY better than paper sleeves. the outer sleeves are a bit tough to get on but they keep your vinyl covers nice and protected. I recommend vinyl lovers getting these.

As a vinyl enthusiast and someone who cherishes the memories of family members who have passed, the 100 LP Sleeves Combo Pack has been an invaluable addition to my collection. This pack includes 50 3 mil outer sleeves and 50 master inner sleeves, designed to protect and preserve 33 RPM 12" vinyl records.What stands out most about these sleeves is their ability to safeguard the cherished vinyl records that hold so many memories. These records belonged to my family members who are no longer with us, and each album carries a piece of their personality and the times we shared together. The outer sleeves provide a protective barrier against dust, scratches, and wear, ensuring that the album covers remain pristine and vibrant over the years.Inside, the master inner sleeves offer additional protection for the vinyl itself. They prevent static buildup and minimize the risk of scratches and scuffs, preserving the quality of the music recorded on these cherished discs. Knowing that these sleeves are not only protecting the physical condition of the records but also safeguarding the sentimental value they hold is incredibly reassuring.The quality of the sleeves is commendable. The outer sleeves are made from durable 3 mil polyethylene, while the master inner sleeves are crafted from archival-quality materials that meet the highest preservation standards. This ensures that the sleeves do not degrade over time and continue to offer reliable protection.As someone who values both the nostalgia and historical significance of vinyl records, these sleeves have become an essential part of my archiving process. They allow me to maintain and pass down a tangible piece of family history, ensuring that future generations can experience the same joy and connection to the past through music.Overall, the 100 LP Sleeves Combo Pack is not just a practical investment for vinyl collectors; it's a heartfelt commitment to preserving the legacy and memories of loved ones through the timeless medium of music.

Long story short: This combination package is a good value for your money, just buy it and keep your records happy. I’d rate the inner sleeves 5/5. The outer sleeves are almost perfect but a tad too short. They work if you’re okay with rotating the sleeves 90 degrees counter-clockwise before inserting your LP cover (see pictures).The inner sleeves are just right for most situations and albums. My suspicion is that all the inner sleeves with the "up arrows" on them are made by the same manufacturer but different companies smack their logo on. So choose whoever gives you the best deal.The outer sleeves are going to be as polarizing as cilantro so please consider the following: I prefer the plastic outer sleeve to slightly hang over the cover's slit/opening whereas these are not quite long enough to protect most covers- at best it’s exactly flush. HOWEVER. If you slip your album cover in vertically, they work. The annotated picture of The Clash album best demonstrates what I’m talking about. A bit disappointing but it does the job.——————Detailed long review—————Outer cover protector overall is 4/5Clarity: 4.5/5 I guess they have a slight milkiness tint when they are empty and you’re looking at both layers together. But it’s not noticeable once on your record.Texture: 5/5 These are just sturdy enough and super soft. I had previously purchased some super clear sleeves that were like cellophane crackly plastic. But these have a nice soft feel to them. This texture > clarity concerns IMO.Size: 5/5 or 2/5 As previously mentioned, the length is an issue as these outer sleeves are just a little too short for slipping over your record horizontally. It's a matter of preference: if you want the sleeve aligned with the record horizontally these are insufficient and have no overhang. If you don’t mind slipping your cover in vertically and having to pull it out of the plastic outer sleeve every time in order to get to the record, these are exactly perfect. At first I was disappointed with the length until I realized I could put my LPs in vertically. It’s a minor inconvenience to have to pull them out of the sleeve when I want to play them.Inner sleeve: 5/5Some reviews mention the rice paper is “too short“ but that seems like a mute point to me because the rice paper is sandwiched inside plastic anyway. The layers go like this:1. Plastic topRecord sandwich2. Plastic3. Rice paper4. PlasticSo the rice paper is on the backside but encased in plastic itself.The next logical question is whether the rice paper is necessary with the inner plastic sleeve?The only thing that truly matters is that your records are encased in a plastic inner sleeve. Many reviews I read seem to argue about three components of an inner sleeve:1) Is it sturdy enough to easily slide in and out easily2) Does it cover the record without overhanging the cover3) Is it thin enough to not be too bulkyThis inner sleeve seems to balance all three priorities. It seems that you can side this inner sleeve at any 90 degree rotation into most covers without overhang. You can put your record away with the slit facing up so that once it’s inside the cover your record is completely protected from dust. Alternatively, one can slide these inner sleeves in parallel so that the inner sleeve slit is aligned with the cover’s slit.Personally, I put the inner sleeve parallel inside the record cover. That way once I stick the inner sleeve into the cover, it stays there and I let gravity help me gently slide the record out without having to mess with the inner sleeve ever againCheers