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Reddit mentions of Dexas 3517-J2728 Slimcase 2 Storage Clipboard with Side Opening, Royal Blue
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Reddit mentions: 1
We found 1 Reddit mentions of Dexas 3517-J2728 Slimcase 2 Storage Clipboard with Side Opening, Royal Blue. Here are the top ones.
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- VERSATILE STORAGE OPTIONS: This storage clipboard measures 12.5 by 9.5 inches and is designed to hold standard 8.5 x11 paper (A4 paper). The exterior steel clip securely holds artwork, papers, invoices and work orders
- PERFECT FOR HOME OR PROFESSIONAL USE: Slimcases are ideal for teachers, nurses, students, home schooling, trades and more! The slim design and large storage capacity makes them a perfect fit for art, worksheets, charts, invoices, work orders and more!
- KEEP CONTENTS SECURE: the convenient side opening allows easy access on the go. The storage compartment latches closed securely, making it ideal for organizing and protecting contents from weather, spills and more
- DURABLE: Made from high-impact, break-resistant plastic. Unlike aluminum storage clipboards, the Slimcase won't scratch countertops, desks, cubbys, lockers, tables, or car hoods/tailgates
- MADE IN THE USA: We are proud to design and manufacture Slimcases in our Texas facility
Features:
Specs:
| Color | Royal Blue |
| Height | 1.25 Inches |
| Length | 12.5 Inches |
| Release date | November 2016 |
| Size | 12.5 x 9.5 inches |
| Width | 9.5 Inches |
I like the idea of a set. It looks great and it's cool to have it all match.
But.... A lot of the pieces aren't as useful for me. I don't DM or use spell cards. I'd want full size paper to fit in there. (For character sheets and my own random notes.) There's no place to store dice.
I like the ruler and the 3-ring aspect. But overall, the fake leather clipboard binder the plastic storage clipboard that my SO and I use, respectively, serve mostly the same purpose. And my dice fit in the plastic storage clipboard.
I think what I'd really want are full size, quick reference cheat sheets for classes, conditions, spells, etc. So I wouldn't have to open the book all the time. But you can't really do that without upsetting WotC.
Maybe you could add a part that's magnetic. (Like a page in the binder.) And then make magnets for spell slots, HP, conditions, etc. That would be more useful to me. Then I don't have to search for my pencil, erase, and rewrite every time I cast a spell or take damage. That could make your product more special than the individual pieces that already exist. But, my group doesn't play at a table, so that might be less useful for others.