Ultimate Guard: Caja almacén Omnihive 1000+ Xenoskin (Varios colores a elegir)

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La wonder-box para almacenar tu colección completa con la flexibilidad que necesitas!

 

¡Presentamos el nuevo Omnihive 1000+! La caja más espaciosa y flexible para almacenar grandes colecciones. Esta caja puede contener más de 1000 cartas de doble funda o llevar varios mazos y / o tapetes además de otros productos de Ultimate Guard como el Sidewinder 133+. Dos bandejas extraíbles, magnéticas, ajustables y apilables hacen que esta caja sea única: se adapta a todo tipo de juegos y formatos, y permite múltiples formas diferentes de almacenar y organizar tu colección.

 

Características:

 

  • Diseñado para más de 1000 cartas de tamaño estándar de doble funda o 1250+ de una sola funda de Ultimate Guard *
  • Diseño modular para combinar con los productos Ultimate Guard
  • Dos bandejas magnéticas para un posicionamiento flexible y almacenamiento de accesorios o tarjetas de doble funda
  • Adecuado para formato cubo y otros como Commander / EDH **
  • Conveniente para transportar múltiples mazos, dados y / o tapetes de juego
  • Fácil acceso
  • Material Xenoskin resistente
  • Diseño monocolor con forro interior de microfibra de calidad
  • Fuerte cierre magnético con mecanismo de bloqueo adicional ZnapClaw.

 

Dimensiones aprox.: 238 x 92 x 407 mm

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