📀 BIG FUDGE Vinyl Record Inner Sleeves - 100x pack, Heavyweight & Acid-Free Paper, Album Covers with Rounded Corners for Easy Insertion, Slim Record Jackets for LPs & Singles, 7 inch Review

I thought this was a super premium product. But nothing about its design or production makes it more sloppy. The paper is quite thin and has a soft rather than rigid surface, making it difficult to slide into the cardboard album cover. The paper curls, the hole comes out on the sleeve and breaks. The paper is so thin that I tore several inserts trying to get them out of the box. The edges of the hole are not beveled, making finding the hole difficult. I'm sure there is a better product out…

I'm trying these inner sleeves along with some Big Fudge outer sleeves for storing some flea market specials that need love and attention. See attached photos - the vinyl was in surprisingly good condition, I assume it is well preserved but the outer sleeve has not survived and the inner sleeve shows its age (although not as bad as the Candy-O copy that made this find accompanied). . Rounded corners make it easy to slip into the outer sleeve and cut out the circle to read the label, ok I don't…

I wrongly assumed it was true archival quality for the price and thought it had a PE lined interior. Not so. These are nothing more than ordinary paper inserts, the quality of which is better than many records but inferior to many others. I think if you want to keep your collection somehow "genuine" and replace damaged liners then these might be for you, but still the price is ridiculously high for the quantity/quality. I honestly expected 4 times more for this price. Back to MOFI, this is for…