GAMELAND Dice Folding Tray, Dice Box, Dice Holder, Storage Box for for RPG Table Games Folds Flat, Fits in Board Game Box for Roleplaying RPG

Pros:•Perfect size for personal rolling.•Quiet, so you don't get that loud thud even when using metal dice.•The clasps hold well and stores well when collapsed.Cons•The folded edges and corners of the tray will catch your dice, so you'll be re-rolling cocked dice decently often, which can be good/bad depending on how you look at it.•Dice tend to bounce when rolling, so you'll lose your dice out of the tray. Especially when using metal dice. Minor inconvenience really, but some people care about this.All in all it's a good rolling tray for the money. Is it the best? No, but it's good for how little money you're spending on it. Looks good and doesn't take up your entire area when you're playing, especially on smaller tables.

I play DnD at a friend's house. We use his kitchen table which quickly fills up with books, a playing grid, adult beverages, etc. I bought this to keep dice rolls from flattening our miniatures.It unsnaps to a flat square which I can transport easily, and the corners snap up to create a decent sized dice tray. The turquoise color looks good, and the bottom is firm enough where the die have a nice play to them, but soft enough where it's not noisy.The only issue I've noticed is that when the sides are snapped up, they don't sit at a 90 degree angle to the tray bottom. Rather, they angle slightly outward. Sometimes when rolling a d20, the die gets cocked if it lands against the side. Not a big deal.Great buy!

So, this is definitely NOT leather. I want to be clear about that. It's basically cardboard covered with a faux leather/plasticy cover. Which is fine, but if you're expecting leather (for this price, you can't reasonably expect it to be leather). It works well. I used it 2-3 times weekly. I am happy with my purchase. It actually looks like it is made from nicer materials than it is. My friend has one, and I assumed it was fancier. Again, I like it! I just was expecting something a bit sturdier and heavier.

Several other reviewers have noted that their product arrived covered in dirt/debris and mine was no exception. Although it was sealed in weak plastic, there were holes where a lot of dirt got in and covered the product. I never even bothered to open it and test it out. It's not worth keeping if arrives this filthy.

If you play a lot at someone else's house and you don't want a bag that's thicker and heavier than your torso, this is a great option. I'm very torn about the embossing though, because while it does look really nice and add something to the tray, it has also caused me to role 2's when I definitely would have gotten 20's, because it's just deep enough to shift a d20. Other than this, it's a great buy.

Got this to give away as a prize for our Roll Player game night. Recipient was really happy with it. Quality is great. He thought it was leather. It’s a little shallow for a dice tray, but that’s to be expected in a portable tray. As long as you are pounding the dice in there it shouldn’t be an issue.

So this thing works great, unfortunately someone also bought one for our DM, who at some point could not roll above a 10 for about two months straight, now he's nearly killed my cleric outright close to three times, also suceeds on nearly all of his saving throws.... Great product though

Good quality well made snaps hold well but aren't hard to use after the first few snaps. I was overall pleased with the item. I was not happy to find grey spots of glue used for sealing the seams on the top of it and on the snaps. Didn't return it because I didn't want to deal with the lengthy process.