Sound-Lab-Innentaschen – MOFI MFSL (50 Schallplatten)

Definitely the best inner sleeves you could get. Not the cheapest though, but if you consider the price of a 12" and want to protect them, that's worth the investment.Even though they're square, the paper layer makes them solid enough not to fold when you put it in the outer sleeve, as opposed to most poly-only sleeves - which become less appealing as time goes by. It also gives a nice touch as the record strikes out better visually.I keep this together with the original sleeve in most records (except when it's a simple paper one), and both generally fit well, while the record is still not too thick and fits in standard outer sleeves (Blake sleeves).And of course, it protects the record well, avoiding dust and static, plus paper scruffs etc.

Without a doubt the best inners money can buy if you are looking to protect your records from deteriorating due to contaminants, low quality plastic inner sleeves sticking to the record (I've read that this has happened to some people), or paper inners scuffing the surface of the record. The material that touches the record in these inners is high-grade and designed to never stick to your vinyl even after many years. Look into Mobile Fidelity Sound Labs to see this company's extensive history of high quality products.I replace plain paper inners with these after cleaning my vinyl, even if the paper inners have polyethylene (PE) lining - the quality of the PE in the MFSL inners is much higher than that used in inners from the 70's (which is when a large amount of my records were pressed). Also, old inners can be full of contaminants; why reintroduce these to the clean vinyl?These would not fit inside a lyric/picture inner, so I use Nagaoka type inners for those, but you could use these and keep the original inner separately inside the sleeve. Others use Nagaoka inners on their own (without putting them into the original inner sleeve), including a friend of mine, and from experience when playing his records I find it very difficult to re-insert the inner into in the sleeve. The paper sandwiched inside the back of the MOFI inners allows them to hold their shape, which makes it a breeze inserting record to inner and inner to sleeve.

First may I begin saying Mofi is an old Company. I am not sure how old. but as I was a child growing up in the 80's I recall I have seen Products of this Company. but was too young to purchase anythign other than cheap records :) Anyway - Mofi have been around since at least the 70's and are considered of the Top 10 in the market up to now.The sleeves, when they came to me, have been compared to those of another Company I bough from, and I immediately seen the difference. The sleeves are thick, but as I noticed i put one dirty LP and the dust has been drawn inside and the LP when i took out wasn't as dirty as before. Of course I didn't continue wit this experiement because it's no idea to put dirty LP's inside a New expensive sleeves. But just to show IT IS indeed a good Product. There was other reason that made me be sure I want to purchase it once again. It is the name.They say a Product that has a good name for so long isn't likely to become a bad one.The best artists around use Mofi Products.I think to me it's enough to be content With what I bought and i strongly recommend it

These are the best you can get top quality, for protection of you vinyl, nice and thick

Although the inner sleeves provided with vinyl records are often collectors items, they are often more of a liability to the record than an asset.These Mobile Fidelity sleeves are the answer. Very durable, yet of a non scratch and anti static composition, they provide the perfect enclosure for your valuable vinyls. By all means, keep the original sleeves as 'collectors items'

The quality of these are nice, especially in their ability to keep the records in prime condition. For some album covers I found them a little bit too flimsy to easily slide them in, making them fold slightly in the corner. The look of these is also pretty dull, and I would've wished for them to be a bit more anonymous with less printing.Sliding the records into them could however not be easier, with much less friction than the records original sleeves. They do also seem to be very good for my records, keeping static and dust away, and in the end that's what matters the most.

Bought these after researching various record liner sleeves for my largely, second-hand collection. They are not the cheapest, but are well made and perfect for the job. So impressed, I bought two additional packs soon after.I tend to put the newly-sleeved record into the original sleeve at right angles, for added protection if it fits, which is most of the time. I think these will last a good while when the record is removed and replaced, and much more durable than many others out there, which will probably be more fragile in the longer term.A quality product. You get what you pay for.

These are brilliant for protect your records from getting brushed and scratched and also significantly reduce static.They are very thin which means you can usually get away with putting them inside a paper inner sleeve for added protection.They have a three layers a clear front and two layers on the back which holds a thin paper insert to give the sleeve some support. The added support means this sleeve keeps its shape very well and you can very easily slide it out of the records outer sleeve. It also makes sliding the record in and out of the sleeve very easy and this can be done with one smooth action.I would highly recommended these sleeves especially for those of you who collect rare and collectable records.