50 Master Sleeves Rice Paper Anti Static LP Inner Sleeves Mobile Fidelity MFSL Style Vinyl Record Sleeves Provide Your LP Collection with the Proper Protection - Invest In Vinyl

Im a beginning vinyl collector whos just looking to protect my records for long-term storage and display. These inner sleeves are perfect. Every single record fit so theyre sized correctly. I also stuffed these into the original covers for all of my albums - including the original sleeves too - so these inner sleeves are thin enough to fit any cover. I especially love their this side up arrow branding. Its a small thing but anyone whos opened a vinyl will know that awkward moment when youre juggling a cover and a record and youre not sure which end of the sleeve is open. With these sleeves, you never have to guess. I wouldnt have even thought that I needed this feature, but now that I have it, I cant imagine collecting without it. Perfect for long-term storage of common 12 LPs. Accept no substitutions.

Love these!

These sleeves hold up very nicely and provide a great damage-free surface. The rice paper gives just enough rigidity to make sliding in and out of record sleeves easy without adding too much bulk. This is a huge improvement over sleeves that lack the rice paper. I havent used MOFI sleeves but I cant imagine that they would be any better than these and the price break is a plus. As an added note, Ive found that these sleeves are just slightly smaller than standard paper or cardboard sleeves. This means that if youd like the added rigidity of placing this sleeve inside of the sleeve provided with your album it will slide right in and make moving the record in and out even easier. Dont be deterred by the basic packaging: This is a quality product.

I like them

I usually buy Big Fudge which I really like, but they are out of stock. These seem just as nice and the price is good.

After researching the best way to preserve my vinyl, this was my selection. I like the embedded rice paper which adds some structure making it easier to place the inner sleeve back into the record cover. I have several clear plastic liners without the rice paper that are thicker but are unwieldy to use. All the above would have fulfilled my goal and prevent static as well. It wasnt important to me to be able to read the record label from both sides while in the sleeve. It would have been nicer with rounded corners but Im not sure those are available in a sleeve where the record is fully encapsulated on three sides by plastic.

I feel good replacing yellowed paper sleeves with these, and they are even better, of course, for old records you find at Goodwill and the like with no sleeves at all. I was hoping they’d be thicker, as in the gauge of the plastic/vinyl sheeting used, but they are nice all the same. The rice paper does supply a little girth; however they are pretty flimsy. The price is good for fifty of them. If I need more I might go up a notch with this brand or another to see if I can find something a touch sturdier. Good product, though.

I replace all of my LP sleeves with these. They do not get paper particles on the records, easily allow records to slide in and out of gatefolds.