| Card Tray Organizer Holder for Settlers

The media could not be loaded. I’m so glad I purchased this for playing board games. It keeps multiple stacks of cards and discard piles neat. I had been afraid it was going to be too small for all kinds of card games because it was advertised for Catan. Fortunately, it accommodates many card sizes.

This is a very nice 3D printed card holder. Doesn't take up a lot of real estate on the table and yet holds a lot of cards.The only drawback is that it is not made for sleeves cards. So for us it has less utility.

I didn't realize how much I needed this until it was delivered today (nor did I realize how addicted I am to the card game Hand, Knee and Foot).When we have an odd number of players, I play my hand along with my "invisible partner," Mimi. Even though I keep the hands completely separate, it can get somewhat confusing at times. This tray will make it MUCH easier to keep my hand, knee, and foot hands (in that order) on the top tray. Mimi's hands will remain on the bottom tray. They will all be in front of me and I can see what I am playing at all times without confusing myself.I can't wait to use it Monday night! :)))))

This unit consists of two identical tray units with three slots each that can be interlocked one on top of another to form a set of two stacking trays, or as a makeshift storage box that can hold two sets of cards per compartment. A set of feet is also included, but are not attached to the trays; some assembly is required. It is to be noted that the trays do not cover the entire length of the card, so portions of the cards will still be exposed.These trays fit the English language (larger format) version cards, with or without sleeves; note that trays are included in international versions of Catan (with the smaller format cards), so this accessory will not be necessary for them.As stated in the advertising, one set will cover the base game and another set will generally suffice for the Cities & Knights expansion. A third set will generally be needed for Traders & Barbarians, and a fourth set will be needed for Legend of the Sea Robbers, due to the different types of cards. The trays are generally of sufficient depth, but when using the two trays as a storage box to store six types of cards, keep in mind that the Catan Event Cards deck (37 cards) and the Spice deck from Legend of the Sea Robbers (30 cards) are comparatively large decks (compare the 19 resource cards per type of the 3-4 player game and 24 resource cards per type of the 5-6 player game), and may not be able to accommodate another deck on the opposite tray. Similarly, although the cards can fit the unused helper cards from the Helpers of Catan when used as a tray, the tray set cannot fit the helper cards when used as a storage box without taking multiple spaces due to their thickness.What would be good for a future redesign is to have a marginally deeper tray to accommodate unused helper cards, a divider to separate the two trays, and trays that extended to cover the length of the card, as is the norm for the trays that come with international versions of Catan (or Game of Thrones Catan, which use the large format cards but come with trays). Overall, the product is serviceable as a resource card tray, but it has its flaws when used as a way to store your cards when not in use.

I looked at card trays for days before finally deciding on this brand for Dominion. Pictured are three sets of these trays (they come in pairs). The trays have a slight tilt so that the cards fall into neat piles within each cel; note how in this game of Dominion, we have some cards in trays facing one way and other cards in trays facing the other way. We're calling this dispense vs. display. Some cards are tilted towards us for easy viewing and reading, while other cards that don't require scrutiny are just stacked up for easy drawing.Even though these were built for Catan, I am adding my endorsement for use with Dominion cards. Major quality-of-life improvement. These trays are 1) modular, so you can set up your game however you like and store the trays easily; 2) versatile, as they can be used with a variety of games, including games that use both cards and tokens; and 3) a fair price, considering that the market also offers both cheapo plastic trays and handcarved wooden card spinners at starkly different price points. This is THE middleground option, in my opinion. Props to this designer!

Used for Cataan cards and works perfectly. The family original one was made of Legos and worked just fine but this fits the bill too.

My family started playing the board game CATAN and we’re looking for a cardholder that will help us organize. I came across this one and I immediately ordered it. I’m impressed that it just have the right size and number of game card holders. I loved it. I highly recommend this.

I received two versions of these trays. The first set was 3d-printed and so horribly warped as to be useless. After returning it for replacement, I got a set manufactured out of plastic that locked together perfectly. I immediately bought two more, and they were both the better-quality plastic version. I just got them and I’ve used them already, and have about a dozen games they’ll come in handy for—Shadows of Brimstone, Firefly: I’m looking at you!