CardKingPro Immense Dice Bags with Pockets - Black - Capacity 150+ Dice - Great Organizer for Dice Hoarders, Perfect For Dungeons and Dragons [Patented Design]

Holy Moses this thing is amazing! And it's huge... YUUUUGE! When the drawstrings are pulled, it's a nice, neat, compact bag, and everything stays in it's place. Opened up, all of the pockets are easily accessible. It also conveniently has 7 pockets, one for each die type, so you don't need to dig in your bag for the right die. It also sits open nice and wide, so everything can be seen and you have quick access to what you need. The bag itself is very well made, sturdy, and it's beautiful. The fabric is soft. And the drawstrings have really cool skulls on the end. A+++ I highly recommend this product. If you want the perfect dice bag, then this is it.

I love this bag!! It is perfect for anyone who needs to carry around multiple sets of dice and doesn't want to have to sort them out. It has seven sections, which could each probably hold 3 to 4 sets of d20s without causing the bag too much strain. It's very sturdy and good quality materials. I have tested turning the bag upside down when it's closed up and the dice didn't end up in other sections. One thing worth noting is that because the bag is designed to be very wide when it's open and make it east to grab your dice, the drawstrings for the bag are very long when it's closed.

The bag has seven pockets, so you can sort all your dice into their own pockets. So no more digging through your dice bad looking for enough d6's to roll damage. The description says it will hold 100-150 dice. This is true. I have over 200 in mine, although since I do not have an even amount of each die size, when I open the bag, occasionally some of the more populous die (I have way more d10s and d6s than any other size) in the perimeter pockets do fall into the center pocket. Keep to 150 die (or maybe just have a more even spread) and that won't happen.The bag easily stands upright open or closed, full or empty. The little metal skulls on the drawstring are a nice touch but are largely ornamental. They do add to the cool factor, though.I am now responsible for the sale of six of these bags, that I know of. I purchased two and gave one to my son. Having seen our bags, four other DMs that we play regularly with have also purchased them. One of those DM's actually squealed with delight when she saw the bag.My son and I have had ours for six months and they seem to be as good as new. No unraveled stitching, no worn spots on the outside or the inner liner. In the same amount of time, I have practically worn through the felt in my dice tray, so that is an idea how often my bag gets opened/closed, moved, tossed in a bin until the next game, etc. In other words.... A LOT. These bags are well made.If I could offer any cons to this bag, it would be that because it has an inner liner and seven well-made pockets, even empty, it is a thick bag and takes up space when you open it. So, if you only have a few sets of dice, get something smaller. But if you have a dice habit, this is, by far, the bag of choice.

This bag has held up to 3yrs of being full of dice and lugged around weekly to game night. I bought it as a gift to a dice goblin, and it fits most of her dice that she wants to use for that night and look at for shiny reasons. It’s great for separate compartments, no more digging in a bag to find the set she wants.I bought a different brand for myself and it popped a compartment after only a month. So I highly recommend this brand for durability.

LOVE IT, Exactly what I was looking for works great. A tad bit expensive though, hope it lasts a long long time.

As a self-admitted dice hoarder, I got tired of having all of my dice jumbled up into a single large bag. It takes time to fish out the ones that you need (especially pesky d4s that always settle at the bottom!)This bag is wonderful- plenty of room for the ~150 dice I have stuffed in there. A few small felt bags to keep a few sets (the nice metal ones) pre-organized and the rest are divided up by type.The material feels sturdy and it closes securely with the strings. Did a few practice rolls of the bag itself and had no inter-compartment spillover or dice falling out of the bag itself. I've read that some people have issues with overstuffing the bag, and I can see that it might be an issue if I had another few sets inside- but honestly at closing in on 200 dice you probably need to consider shelving a few sets.My one minor complaint is the drawstrings- or rather the lack of a stopper/lock on them. The decorative skulls would be perfect for that. It's not a dealbreaker by any means, more of an inconvenience to have to tie it off every time instead of cinching it shut.Overall a great gift for players and DMs alike- it's a spacious pouch that has plenty room for dice, miniatures, tokens, etc- and doesn't skimp on quality. Unless the stitches randomly fall out, I am very satisfied with my purchase.

I am very happy with this product so far. This is better than any of my previous dice bags and with the exception of the small ones I use for things other than role playing games I will probably never need another one (assuming this one doesn't fall apart).That said, I have a couple points of contention.Firstly, I wish it came in different colors, like a canvas green or leather brown. The soft felt-y material is highly prone to picking up crumbs and dirt and I feel like a different color palette would have been preferable.Secondly, I really dislike the little skulls on the end of the draw strings. I may end up taking a hammer to them although I do like the weight of them, so we will see if they grow on me.These are both minor things really, this bag is fantastic. It is large enough to hold all the dice you would like ever need within in reason and it looks great. I guess I just have a couple nit-picks that keep it from being a knock-out winner for best dice bag.

Got this as a gift for my friend and she loved it. She loved the color and it was a perfect size for all her dice