As the title says - how do you store your prepared decks?

Is there a product on the market that let's you store 32 or so cards so you could label and carry around the individual decks you need?

I know you get cardboard storage solutions but they are usually for large amounts of cards like this 4000 card cardboard box. I suppose you could use them and just use separators to separate the different decks.

Edit: Ok checked Amazon properly and they do sell boxes that store 200 , so that could be useful.

Edit2: Seems I found the answer. Amazon has these boxes which store 50 cards, so with sleeves it should fit nicely.

I actually use the 200 card size box. Back in the day, I used to use them to carry two decks at a time of other card games.

With Destiny, I use it to carry a single sleeved deck, plus associated dice, a set of tokens, and also have a little extra room for the cards that I'm considering adding to the deck if I tweak it.

https://www.feldherr.net/feldherr-mini-case-for-star-wars-destiny-2-decks-and-48-dice/a-57229/

Feldherr has a lot of nice options. This works. They have a load out that holds five decks too.

Decisions decisions.... those Feldherr look nice but seem quite pricey. Think I'll get one of those official FFG Dice Binders for my main deck and then look around a bit more.

My favorite way to store my decks is the Ultra Pro Tower Deck Box on Amazon for $10 to $15. You can hold About 40 sleeved cards, plus 24 dice in the top part. And you can hold all of your tokens in the bottom part.

Zen Bins

Feldherr for me. Only downside is the size of the things. If you’re at a tournament where the tables are smaller or space is otherwise tight, they aren’t ideal, but besides that they are perfect.

Yeah I think I will go the Feldherr route for my main deck. To start I will get the box that stores two of the foam pieces, so 2 decks and 48 dice. The official deck/dice storage binders from FFG would be nice but they should've used foam; what they currently use will wear away and scratch you dice if you use you dice a lot. Pity.

5 hours ago, Palpster said:

Feldherr for me. Only downside is the size of the things. If you’re at a tournament where the tables are smaller or space is otherwise tight, they aren’t ideal, but besides that they are perfect.

I take it you sleeve your decks - does the Feldherr product accommodate 33 sleeved cards nicely?

4 minutes ago, Stewart777 said:

I take it you sleeve your decks - does the Feldherr product accommodate 33 sleeved cards nicely?

I have the double layer one, it houses 2 sleeved decks easily and has more than enough room for all the dice and tokens.

This one to be more specific

21 minutes ago, Palpster said:

I have the double layer one, it houses 2 sleeved decks easily and has more than enough room for all the dice and tokens.

This one to be more specific

Great, thanks. I was looking at this double layer one from Amazon that comes in a box of sort with magnetic closure.

I see they also have these . 3 decks stored side-by-side in a piece of foam.

Zen bins are great for decks. Also the card board boxes are great for destiny from tourneys as they hold cards + dice .

I created and sell these. Nice compact solution that stores your sleeved deck, tokens and (20) dice in a nice slim case. You can pack plenty in a backpack and pull out the deck/dice and you are rolling...

https://www.etsy.com/listing/584005398/star-wars-destiny-tournament-box

4 hours ago, mjhan300 said:

I created and sell these. Nice compact solution that stores your sleeved deck, tokens and (20) dice in a nice slim case. You can pack plenty in a backpack and pull out the deck/dice and you are rolling...

https://www.etsy.com/listing/584005398/star-wars-destiny-tournament-box

Looks really nice. Do you sell them on Ebay to?

I have an Ultimate Guard Super Hive. The load out in the photo is of the 80 card boxes, I have 3 of the 100 card boxes which holds a deck and dice, I have an 80 card box for the tokens I use and just a good old Dragon Shield box with some spare sleeves just in case I get a tear.