Ultra PRO Pokémon Scarlet & Violet 4-Pocket Portfolio is an officially licensed card portfolio with a full-art cover of Fuecoco, Sprigatito, Quaxly and Gyarados; it holds 40 single-loaded / 80 double-loaded standard-size cards.
At a glance
- Capacity: 40 single-loaded / 80 double-loaded standard-size cards
- Pages: 10 high-clarity 4-pocket pages
- Oversized: Up to 4 oversized Pokémon cards
- Material: Archival-safe, acid-free, non-PVC
- Not for: Japanese-size cards in Japanese sleeves - sized for standard cards
From Ultra PRO
4-Pocket Portfolios for Pokémon feature a vibrant, full-art cover of Pokémon from Scarlet and Violet including Fuecoco, Sprigatito, Quaxly, and Water Tera Type Gyarados. Each portfolio stores and protects up to 40 standard size cards single-loaded and 80 cards double-loaded in archival-safe polypropylene pages. There are also pages in the center of the portfolio to store up to 4 oversized Pokémon cards. Made in California, U.S.A.
Officially licensed Pokémon Trading Card Game 4-Pocket Portfolio featuring Fuecoco, Sprigatito, Quaxly and Gyarados
Holds up to 4 oversized Pokémon cards
- Holds up to 40 standard-size cards single-loaded and 80 cards double-loaded
- Made with archival-safe, acid-free, non-PVC materials
- Made in California, U.S.A.
Quick facts
| Brand | Ultra PRO |
|---|---|
| Licence | Pokémon TCG |
| Cover art | Fuecoco, Sprigatito, Quaxly and Gyarados |
| Pockets per page | 4 |
| Capacity | 40 single-loaded / 80 double-loaded |
| Oversized cards | Up to 4 oversized Pokémon cards |
| Product code | UP16065 |
| UPC / barcode | 074427160654 |
FAQ
How many cards does it hold?
40 single-loaded / 80 double-loaded standard-size cards, plus up to 4 oversized Pokémon cards.
What does double-loaded mean?
Two cards back to back in each pocket.
Are the pages safe for cards?
Ultra PRO makes them with archival-safe, acid-free, non-PVC materials.
Pairs with
- Ultra PRO Pikachu DECK PROTECTOR Sleeves (65) – sleeves for your deck
- Ultra PRO PENNY SLEEVES (100) – soft sleeves
- How to protect your trading cards – sleeves, toploaders and binders explained
