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

This is my new dice bag, though it is not my favorite. I'm switching to it, though, because I show up to game night with 12 sets of dice (all the same), and I am tired of starting every session sorting all the dice types to get the qty out I want. This solves that problem. One pocket for every d4/6/8/10/100/12/20.This is not my favorite bag, though. I wish it were made of sturdier material. I don't care for the skulls on the straps. I wish the straps had those eyelet pieces to hold the bag closed without tieing the strings, I don't care for the logo, and I wish the colors available were earth tones, and not brights.So, I miss my old dice bag, but I'm using this one now...

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.

I typically need to reach into my dice bag to grab multiple dice of a certain kind for various spells, which means I've preferred my dice to be separated by type, not by design. This bag is PERFECT for this style, because there is a pocket for every type of dice (including separating your d10s from your d%s). I keep my d20's in the middle, plus my one d100 for when my Wild Magic Sorcerer gets spicy...I don't think it's worth taking a star off, but one thing that did throw me a bit when I first got it was the ends on the cords. I thought I could move them up to secure the opening, but they are purely tips, not movable clips like a previous bag I owned from Third Die. That's all well and good, but the cord ends are VERY long and I typically tie them around the mouth of the bag, just to add an extra layer of peace-of-mind that the mouth won't loosen up while it's in my bag, and also to keep the ends from flying all over the place.10/10 have already recommended the bag to my gaming groups and two others have purchased their own after seeing mine.

I got this because I don't like mixing dice sets, and the multiple interior pockets appealed to me. I didn't expect it to be quite so large, but that's a non-issue, because the design is perfect. Plenty of space in the smaller outside pockets for complete dice sets or handfuls of common numerals, or even for miniatures, which I really appreciated because those things can be delicate, and it was nice having a padded, protected place to put them that was still part of my regular gear. The central pocket it larger, a great place to store random dice.So nice that, the first time I took it to a game, my DM practically stole it and showed up with the green version the next week. Very pleased with this purchase.

Bag is exactly as advertised. Immense! Stitching is sturdy, and the compartments roomy. I don't know how many I have in here, but I'm sure there are at least 12 sets of polyhedral, 2 sets of smaller standard, and one set of regular sized standard dice. Center section is larger than outer sections, and is useful for larger die like 100 sided or a large hit location die. Theoretically, you could use the 7 sections in the bag to sort the dice by size (d4 from all sets in one section, d6 from all sets in another section, etc.) but since I have such a variety of different types of dice, I grouped them in sets, with outer compartments holding 2 or 3 full sets, and a couple of sections for standard and loner dice (I have some 30 year old d20s that don't belong to any set.) The color suits me just fine, and matches my rolling tray. I highly recommend this bag to organize your gaming dice. It really does hold a ton!

It's really a fun bag, neat to look at and functional at the same time. The draw string skull decorations add to the aesthetics and ambience to what reminds me of a gold pouch. I like that the material is thick enough to squelch the noise of the die inside as you carry it or plop it down. And say goodbye to stalling games while you hunt for specific die. For me, the pockets make separating and locating certain sided die quick and easy pickings. Some players just like to keep their different color die sets separate, especially as their collections grow and they save sets for play with specific characters. Either way you decide to sort the stones, this bag does it with style. I haven't washed the bag or opened it a thousand times (yet) so I can't attest to the resilience of the materials, but it looks fairly well made.

It's a big ol' bag for dice.7 pockets, 7 types of dice. Makes my OCD happy, got everything in its own little pocket. Saves time when the wizards needs d6 for fireball, the cleric d4 for healing.And its so soft!! Only had it a week, but the build quality seems excellent, don't think it'll be fraying or falling apart any time soon. The drawstring close is great.I did give it a good test, filled the pockets with dice, closed it up, and shook it like a madman. Not a dice out of place.It is currently holding a full 20 sets worth of dice, plus extra. Roughly 160 dice in there, looks like plenty of room for more.If I could give it 6 stars I would, a great product. Also makes a rather fetching hat.

There was a point where I bought a 100+ bag of mixed dice sets and thought "Yeah, these are pretty cool, they sound good in the hand, that's a lot of dice and probably enough".But then I grew up.There is no such thing as too many dice, and this bag is the perfect addition to that ever growing addiction to the noisy math rocks. Currently the bag I use has a total of around 233 dice of different sizes which I will say is still child's play in the long run, but is a good start.The bag's fabric is lovely, the pockets are deep and ready to be filled, as well as designed in such a way that it is hard to get the dice mixed together. The central pocket is larger, allowing for the ever increasing number of d20 I have to increase more and more. The drawstring works well and the bag has a very satisfying feel in the hands when it is growing fuller and fuller. And you can really smell the numbers when you get in there, it's that good good.Overall, this is the perfect bag for the growing dice goblin or dragon.

There's a certain amount of good & bad with this bag, first off it has 7 segments, so it's good for separating out dice by type for most TTRPG sets (d4, d6, d8, d10, d100, d12 & d20) with the middle pocket being MUCH bigger - I use mine for my d6 as I have LOADS of them compared to the others... the bad of it is that if you wish to pull out a specific set, you won't be able to - I currently have 15 full sets and then extra d6, so pulling out exactly the dice I want can be time consumingThere's not much that the bag can do to help this, especially if your OCD requires you to have exactly the same set to be able to roll together, but this can be mitigated if you decide to lay out the dice bag differentlyYou don't HAVE to keep the pockets for each dice type, instead you can organise how you want, so if you want your favourite sets aside, keep them together in one pocket and the lesser dice that you have many of in the middleBut of course, it's up to you, the dice goblin (or goblin adjacent) for what it'll be used forIt's a decent size, has a nice feel to it and has good draw strings to keep it closed - I even had a couple of cases of "table breakers" on the top of the pockets and it still closed well!(by that, I mean metal dice set, because if you throw them onto a tablet, you're definitely going to dent the table top :-P)

very nicely made, feels strong and does what you would want it to do and pretty cheap so theres not much to compeat with this bag, the middle holds most dice with 6 pockets for dice setsone thing i would suggest as a potentual change or could be added to another bag if more models are madei would have loved there to be 7 pockets insted of 6, this sounds like an odd little thing to want but as D&D has 7 types of dice it would give anither option for sorting dice, not much of a conplaint and i doubt many people would care but figured i'd mention itgood product over all, im very happy with it

I've been carrying around 3 or 4 different smaller bags for dice and have wanted a larger pocketed bag for ages. This very comfortably fits my rather sizeable collection, and closes far more securely than I would have thought- the bag seems shallow when opened, most of the pockets save the central one not seeming that deep, so I was concerned I'd lose dice but the ties are good quality and pull pretty securely closed. The velveteen-esque material is very soft and sturdy and cushions everything quite nicely.