💿 Enhance Your LP Collection's Protection with 50 Anti-Static Inner Sleeves - Invest In Vinyl for Ultimate Preservation Review

I bought about 500 mofi inner and outer sleeves this year. As the year went on they got harder and harder to come by, so this week I had no choice but to buy the Invest in Vinyl brand. They were a lot cheaper so I was a bit skeptical but I bought 300 inner and 300 outer cases and to my great surprise they were just as good if not better than what I had previously bought and not different in style. Now I will only buy this brand, they are always in stock, very high quality and cheaper.

I have bought these 4 or 5 times in the last 18 months as a cheaper and inferior quality (but worthwhile) alternative to the MoFi brand. In this latest purchase, they've taken away even more material and quality, leaving just a cheap, flimsy piece of junk. The antistatic property even disappeared. By the time I had changed half of my album sleeves, my cotton blend shirt was sticking to me. Terrible product. Do yourself a favor and "invest in your vinyl". Rather spend a little more and buy MoFi…

I think the quality is just as good as Mofi from Mobile Fidelity, but at a much fairer price. I've also used similar ones with Invest In Vinyl rice paper for a while, but because I use the sleeves on the outside of the cardboard sleeve but still inside the outer plastic sleeve to help me access the record, the rice paper sleeve prevents me from doing so to look at the back of the cover, which worries me. That's why I'm taking it now because when I put the record away I can see the cover of the…

Product works and is great for your records. I prefer the anti-static version of the rice paper I've bought in the past and figured that would be what I'm buying. I didn't read carefully. I just assumed it was the same one I ordered a week earlier when it reappeared in my purchasing department. I was disappointed I received 3 packs of this as I prefer the other one but the product itself works great and is great. I just prefer the other. I'll use them for non-critical records that I don't play…