Resealable Mylar Sleeves for Blu-ray Cases

[Leeon0]

I've been looking for plastic sleeves that are cut to the dimensions of Blu-ray disc cases but haven't found any. Ones for standard and slim DVD cases are readily available, however.

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Has anyone seen any that are made for Blu-ray cases? If so, where can I get them?

[lemonski]

Try this

http://www.bagsunlimited.com/c-514-hd-dvd-blu-ray.aspx

If you do end up getting some of these bags, let me know what they're like...I've been meaning to order a few myself

[HyperRealist]

Yep, the HD DVD bags from Bags Ulimited are the ones I use. They even fit over most slipcovers. The Polypropylene ones are crystal clear.
http://www.bagsunlimited.com/p-3455-...-5-78-x-7.aspx

You used to be able to request samples from BU to try them out before you buy them. I've also seen shitty ones that came from ebay. The ones from ebay were too big and the sides were perforated. Just get the polypropylene ones from Bags Unlimited. They are the best.

[Arkadin]

I just spoke to a company about getting some side seal sleeves for bd cases.
hope this will happen.
Currently I too use the bagsunlimited hd dvd bags for all my bds.

[Leeon0]

Many thanks for the replies! I've been looking for these for a long time.

[Leeon0]

If you do end up getting some of these bags, let me know what they're like

Will do.

[Fasteddie33]

Hey guys,here is a video I made showing my baggies and where I get them.I get 100 for 6 bucks!!..They are crystal clear and resealable!!.They are made for blu rays and will even fit the blu's with slips..

Blu Ray Protective Sleeves - YouTube

[Leeon0]

Great video, they look like quality sleeves! I like that the adhesive strip is on the body of the sleeve rather than on the flap. When the strip is on the flap, it tends to stick to the case as it is inserted into the sleeve. Will keep that eBay seller in my address book. I've already ordered my Blu-ray sleeves from Bags Unlimited and await their arrival.

I noticed that Bags Unlimited also sells polyethylene sleeves for Blu-ray cases. Has anyone ever used these? They are thicker (2.5 mil vs 1.5 mil for the polypropylene).

I've always used polypropylene bags for my DVD collection; they are ultra-clear and seem to last forever. However, they appear to be getting thinner. The last time I bought a batch, they were onion-skin thin and tore easily at the seams. They must have been 0.5 mil thick! I remember Sleeve City used to sell really good ones, thick and strong, and they rarely tore. I wonder if the thicker polypropylene sleeves are still being made.

[HyperRealist]

The Bags Unlimited polypropylene ones are nice and thick. I got a sample of the polyethylene ones before. They are too thick and milky. The bags I have for regular DVDs I got from ebay. They are real thin compared to BU's bags.

[HD Goofnut]

Am I the only that thinks that these bags make your collection look cluttered and tacky?

[Arkadin]

maybe.
the thing is if I can get this company to start carrying side seal bags then you won't even know there is a bag on the bd looking at it in a shelf. That's what is so cool about side seal bags. There is no edge that falls along the spine of the case. You can have a whole row of bagged bds arranged like books and they look like nothing is on them.
personally I can't imagine not having my collection bagged. Once you've done it for so long--I started with my whole dvd collection--it seems weird not to have each copy bagged.

[HyperRealist]

Originally Posted by HD Goofnut

Am I the only that thinks that these bags make your collection look cluttered and tacky?

My collection looks cluttered and tacky with or without bags.

[Presence]

Originally Posted by HD Goofnut

Am I the only that thinks that these bags make your collection look cluttered and tacky?

I'm with you sort of. I can't see myself bagging my entire collection, but for Blu's with slipcovers and such I will do it eventually.

I pulled out my Godfather trilogy today and it had a thick layer of dust on the top of the slip-box. It's been sitting in a shelf for about a year, so that's natural I guess.

I'll protect the Blu's I think need protecting. That includes slips, slip-boxes, box-sets, etc etc.

As far as regular old blue cases, they're tough enough where you can easily wipe them off every so often with a dust cloth.

[KrugerIndustrial]

Originally Posted by Fasteddie33

Hey guys,here is a video I made showing my baggies and where I get them.I get 100 for 6 bucks!!..They are crystal clear and resealable!!.They are made for blu rays and will even fit the blu's with slips..

Blu Ray Protective Sleeves - YouTube

Cheers!

Too bad he doesn't offer international shipping. I have 14mm sleeves but they're a tad too large for slim US cases. Duh!

[Fasteddie33]

Originally Posted by KrugerIndustrial

Cheers!

Too bad he doesn't offer international shipping. I have 14mm sleeves but they're a tad too large for slim US cases. Duh!

I will be ordering a few more packs next month,and I will send you a pack or two,if you remind me

[Fasteddie33]

Originally Posted by HD Goofnut

Am I the only that thinks that these bags make your collection look cluttered and tacky?

Maybe a bit,but it keeps my slipcover investment intact and in mint condition!!

[sperezmore]

Originally Posted by Fasteddie33

Hey guys,here is a video I made showing my baggies and where I get them.I get 100 for 6 bucks!!..They are crystal clear and resealable!!.They are made for blu rays and will even fit the blu's with slips..

Blu Ray Protective Sleeves - YouTube

Hello,

Does this bags works for blu-ray digibooks also?

Regards,

[KrugerIndustrial]

Originally Posted by Fasteddie33

I will be ordering a few more packs next month,and I will send you a pack or two,if you remind me

[thegrunter]

Originally Posted by Fasteddie33

Maybe a bit,but it keeps my slipcover investment intact and in mint condition!!

Your "slipcover investment?"

[Gannet]

Originally Posted by Fasteddie33

Maybe a bit,but it keeps my slipcover investment intact and in mint condition!!

Out of curiosity, how exactly is slipcover an "investment" exactly? Why don't you just rent a storage facility and put all your blu-rays there so that it's impossible for them to get damaged? Granted, you won't be able to see them on a daily basis, but functionally, it's the same, since you won't be watching the discs when they're in those bags anyway.