Arcane Tinmen Board Game Non-Glare Sleeves: Large

Got these for dominion cards and they shuffle much better now. Also the sleeves were thin enough for the cards to still fit in the box (I have the big box game with both the base game and intrigue)

Always the best sleeves on the market.

If you like to sleeve your cards, chances are you have used or heard of Dragon Shield sleeves. Arcane Tinmen sleeves are the same company that make dragon shield sleeves. These sleeves maybe cheaper and budget but you get the same consistency and professionalism as you expect in a Dragon Shield sleeve. Arcane Tinmen however come in many more sizes than the Dragon Shield line which makes these sleeves great for all boardgames. These matte sleeves give a great matte back and the non-glare means the matte finish continues to the front. The sleeve sizes are consistent and great. If you've never used matte sleeves before, because of the low gloss the finish is less sticky than high gloss sleeve which means for those of us who get clamy hands, these sleeves eliminate that feeling. The only thing you need to get used to that because of this, large stacks of cards (greater than 50) can easily slide/topple over.

Tinmen sleeves are IMO some of the best in the market and Miniature Market is the best place to buy them. They're priced the best on this website and they do a good job shipping them.

Big fan of these. Nicer price than many competitors and - in my opinion - every bit as functional. Sturdy, with a pleasant texture. My wife has vision issues and appreciates the non-glare/matte finish. I have used these on games such as COCKROACH POKER, DOMINION and ORLEANS INVASION and been very happy with them.

Fit well, and I like the surface texture.

The Arcane Tinmen non-glare sleeves are my favorite sleeves for board games. These sleeves resolve the two main problems that I have with card sleeves. These sleeves are not excessively slippery, meaning that you can stack up 100+ cards without them jumping all over the table. These sleeves do not tend to stick to each other due to static charge, meaning that I don't have to worry about accidentally drawing two cards when I want one or losing a card during cleanup only to find that it hitched a ride with some other card into the wrong spot. As an added bonus, I find it a lot easier to pick up sleeved cards from the table than a bare card, and I really like the texture of these sleeves in my hand. These sleeves are non-glare, and they certainly deliver on that trait, but it comes at a bit of a cost. It's not dramatic, but the colors on the cards are slightly washed out by the sleeves' non-glare finish. I think that the slightly faded appearance is more than worth it for the benefits that the sleeves bring to the table, but I can see how that aspect would turn off some people.

I personally prefer non glare or matte finish over glossy type. Slightly bigger than the usual perfect fit but works fine for me.

Picked these up for some of the odd sized Cursed City cards. Works well enough....

The Arcane Tinmen Non-Glare sleeve has completely replaced Fantasy Flight sleeves for me. At about the same price point, you trade a little thickness for a fantastic finish which both looks and feels great. These are my favorite sleeves to shuffle, and the non-glare finish does wonders in certain light conditions. Additionally, being thinner than FF sleeves helps a little with larger decks. Finally, they are not as excessively long as some sizes of FF sleeves (Especially this, the "Standard European" size in FF), so I do not have to cut them to prevent comically long flaps at the top of the card. If you're looking for a sleeve that will last forever, I would still definitely recommend Fantasy Flight sleeves. For everyone else, I recommend these.