I bought two packs of these to cover my 'Ashes: Rise of the Phoenixborn' core set. I wanted clear backs because the card backs are different depending on whether the cards are part of the summon deck or not. The art on the card back is kind of nice and I didn't want to just get different color sleeves and cover them up.

Anyway, I used up most of my two sleeve packs and I have had zero defects. They look nice and are easy to put on. If I expand my card set for this game, I won't hesitate to buy more cards. (should I have problems with their durability or other issues, I'll update this review later- no news is good news)

Of the two types of card sleeves I've bought, these are my favorite. Fits my cards perfectly and is nice and snug. As a bonus they don't add much width but i do warn you if you use them to sleeve some games, even that extra tiny bit may make them not fit the cards slots (such as King of Tokyo). They also add a good amount of thickness when you sleeve an entire deck (not individually, but that little bit adds up over time) so be prepared. These protect my cards well and as an added bonus are not as slippery as the other type I use (you have some tactility with the sides so it gives you a little bit of something to grip your fingers on).

These Sleeves are great I've used them for several games. The dimensions of these sleeves fit pretty much any tcg, lcg, or standard sized board game cards.

Especially for deck building games that sometime come with over 600 cards these are a great bargain.
Companies like UltraPro charge roughly $6 plus Tax for 100 sleeves and Dragonshield charges roughly S10 plus tax for 100 sleeves.

I saw a comment another reviewer made about how thin the sleeves are but I don't think that affects the durability.
These sleeves definitely feel a little thin compared to UltraPro and DragonShield but I Think these sleeves are a good quality for the pricing and these other companies have competition. Titanshield Card sleeve are great!

A bit more expansive than some others, but the quality level justifies it. Thick enough to avoid any flimsiness, and the seem very durable. Also perfectly sized - used to sleeve Pandemic, Dead Panic, Clank! and Forbidden Island cards.One side is textured though easy to see through, the other is clear. Hopefully they come back in stock, I plan on purchasing many more.

I've been playing board games and MTG for a few years and have probably sleeved thousands of cards since. Here is a round up of sleeves I've used in the past.

TITANSHIELD: 5/5
Cost: 9.99 on Amazon for 150 sleeves
Quality: These are a really good deal. The quality is on par with high end sleeves: 100 micron thick, matte on one side and clear on the other side. The fit is great, it shuffles well, the card stays put and there is little room to wiggle in. It comes in a pack of 150 (the largest I've seen) and fits most of my card games so I don't have to buy multiple packs. From the 3 packs I've purchased, I haven't had any split sleeves. The sleeves are also crystal clear and doesn't have that annoying hologram that UltraPro sleeves have. I am quite impressed and highly recommend these for all novice and advanced gamers.

MAYDAY SLEEVES 2/5
Cost: $4.70 on Amazon for 100 sleeves
Quality: These were by far the thinnest and flimsiest. They were identical to penny sleeves and did not offer any protection. They were also not matte and had a glare which could be annoying if it hits the light. They fit loose and because of that the card moves around and falls out easily. They do not shuffle well and I noticed bent corners after a couple of plays. 3 sleeves out of the 100 ripped after a few times playing them. Quite disappointing and wouldn't recommend.

FANTASY FLIGHT SLEEVES 3/5
Cost: $6.95 for 50 Standard Sleeves
Quality: I believe Fantasy Flight caters specifically for their own games so note that Standard size will NOT fit the MTG cards (see my picture). What I liked about these were the thickness which makes them quite durable. The downside was that it was expensive for the quality and that they weren't matte. If your're an MTG gamer, I would not bother with these.

ULTRA PRO MATTE 3.5/5
Cost: $9.93 on Amazon for 100 sleeves
Quality: The most annoying aspect of Ultra Pro Matte sleeves is their hologram on every single sleeve! It's unpredictable and they are somewhere different each time. Even though the sleeves was matte, I still experienced a little glare. The matteness also toned down the true colours of the card - under the sleeves they look somewhat opaque. Titanshield on the other end were more true to color. They are better quality than the rest, but I did not see any difference between this and Titanshield. If anything, Titanshield was slightly better as it was more matte than Ultra Pro. Out of the pack I purchased, there was one defective sleeve with openings on both the top and bottom. Other than that, they stack well and shuffle well.

Final Verdict: TITANSHIELD SLEEVES
Hands down, Titanshield sleeves are the best in the price range in terms of quality, fit, shuffle and overall durability. I only wish they came in more colours. I haven't tried Dragonshield sleeves yet as I heard they are top of the range; but also expensive ($10.86 for 100) on Amazon. I'll update this review when I've tried them.