Review on DISCSOX HIDEF POLY SLEEVES 25PK by Sabrina White

I love these. Each envelope initially holds 2 discs, and you can expand it to 8 by inserting a 6 disc wallet (sold separately), as I have done for several shows that needed space for more than 2 discs. The spine of the cover is shown as the far left side of the front cover, and there is enough space to include artwork from even thick Blu-ray boxes that have wider spines than usual. My motivation for using these DiscSox cases is based on my past experiences with my DVD collection. For my DVDs I used bindings which were a great solution for a large collection (I used Unikeep 80 disc bindings which I still recommend as an option). But for BluRay, I wanted the cover art to be readily available with special notes on the back. So bindings disappeared and DiscSox appeared. When I saw that DiscSox are now made from Polypropylene I knew they would be safe for my discs. I've tried them and I liked them. The only criticism I have is that discs can sometimes roll out if not on a level shelf. This problem can be solved by having the discs fall from the top instead of the side, but I asked and the company thinks that can cause dust to settle on them. So they've decided to let the drives roll out from time to time rather than gather dust, which is a fair decision. Usually discs are simply held in place by a tight fit, so this isn't a common problem, but I wouldn't feel safe giving one of these to a child and possibly seeing the disc fly around the room when it does would not be held tight. They are for adults who know how to handle things safely. If this is you, give these a try. They look very nice and cut space very well.