HaxtecBrown Folding Dice Tray Portable PU Leather Storage Tray for RPG Dice Games

The quality of leather on the tray is perfect. The tray itself is the perfect size and sturdiness for a game. Just enough room to appropriately roll dice without taking up a ton of room on already cramped gaming tables and, of course, does its job of preventing dice from rolling over to places they shouldn't. A+

Perfect for camping, totally prevents dice falling off small table

This was bought to replace our Yahtzee board or to be used anytime we are using dice on our table.What I like:1. The tray surface is very nice for playing dice on and will hold up well.2. The whole tray (the sides themselves) are quite sturdy and I can't see these falling apart soon.3. The snaps are secured well and so far no problems at all with loosening or tearing.4. The entire tray folds flat for good storage.What I don't like:1. The sides are just too high. You have to have the tray directly in front of you to see the dice and anyone at the table will not be able to see what you have rolled unless they stand or you pass it around. Very difficult to play any game like that.2. We tried unsnapping the sides and laying them down (just a little) which enabled people to see the dice but created too many rolls ending up with cocked dice.3. This might be the perfect board for some games but just not for us.

Made from quality material that I can tell. The buttons allow you to snap either a basket or a tiny wall to throw dice against.

EDIT:The great people at Haxtec contacted me right away and sent me a replacement tray. It almost arrived before I read their email! The new tray is just as it should be and works really well. I have no problems with the new one.Their willingness to replace a defective product was beyond hassle free. They replaced it without me even having to ask!!ORIGINAL POST:I received my dice tray. Except for the fact that it is missing a snap it's ok. Looks a bit cheaper than I expected, but without the snap, it doesn't work at all.

The hard and soft leather mix is very nice and mutes the sounds of my dice (good because I run a podcast). It feels durable and can have one end left open for a dice tower if you are inclined. the surface is smooth enough as to have not interfered with my rolls and works well with my metal d20 and is level enough to allow my d30 to rest with ease. overall it's definitely worth the money and beats the heck out of the boxes I've been rolling in by a mile. now a permanent fixture on my desk and table.

It works well, muffles the sound of dice. Looks good and the person who I gave it too liked it.

Easy to button up, and I love that when laid flat, it's roughly the size of a magazine, easy to fit in my bag with my character sheets. It's perfect for taking it to my gaming group. Indispensable.

The product itself is actually quite nice, and the price is very good. however the quality control is definitly leaving something to he desired. I have found that myself along with multiple other reviewers have had it arrive missing one of the snaps. The piece is not even in the sealed bag that it comes in, it is just missing from the factory. The tray still works even with one side un clasped but you would still hope that these issues were not a common problem in the first place.

returned this - despite being in new plastic this has been clearly previously used and abused - every button was deformed/flattened and would not snap together making the product useless as a dice tray. There was wear on the fabric and some type of grease/stain? Gross.

I don't know what it is with my youngest, but he's not happy unless he's sending one of his dice under a random piece of furniture, then demanding me tell him what it rolled before retrieving it. Dice towers are nice, but they can be expensive and don't store conveniently.recently, the whole family has taken up D&D, so we needed something for exuberant rollers to use on our small, round table, and when I saw these fold flat and are only $12, I immediately bought 2.My husband is really happy with the product. It's a vinyl bottom, with soft microfiber lining. The stiffness comes from what I'm assuming are strips of heavy-duty cardboard, and each corner snaps together with snaps that are firmly in place. When we unsnap it, it stays underneath a D&D book and out of the way until needed again.Will recommend to friends with little kids.

The dice trey is missing one button to make all four corners closed. It still functions, but they should have checked that it had all eight buttons on it before sending it out. It still functions as I can close 3 of the 4 corners. But it's disappointing to receive this. I will continue to use it as it still functions.

On games night my wife and daughter _still_ manage to roll the dice so at least one falls out of this box. Or ends up tiliting into the slanted walls so that the result is up for debate. Would be better if the walls had less outward tilt.But it iss great that you fold it flat so that it fits inside a game box.The construction is good quality.