K.T. Fancy Dice Tray 6 Pieces Folding D&D Dice Tray Dice Holder Storage Box for Rolling Dice Games Metal Dice Rolling Tray PU Leather and Velvet

I bought these in preparation for a niece’s overnight visit I knew would include a lot of different dice games (Flash, Qwixx, 10,000) and other games with small rollable pieces (Pass the Pigs) I didn’t want landing on the floor to be batted around by my three playful cats. These dice trays are brilliant — they store flat, are brightly colored and well made, snap together easily yet ruggedly, are good sized to allow the dice to roll around, and, well, my niece summed them up as “brilliant.” I highly recommend these trays for any game with dice or other playing pieces you roll and want contained. [Also perfect for playing outdoors or on any uneven surface such as a couch or a slatted patio table, or even in the back seat of a car.]

Funcionan bien, son fáciles de transportar ya que se pueden despegar, excelentes para comprar en grupo

These are great little dice trays. I bought them so we can play Tenzi without the dice going all over the place. My kids love all of the color options, and they’re easy to put together. And they store really well in our game cupboard! Great buy!

These were just as described. My dnd group loved them. The snaps work great and I have no complaints! Perfect size.

Sometimes a player doesn't wait for you to pass the one dice tray at the game. Instead they roll on the table... with their over-sized solid metal dice... on the nicely polished walnut tabletop that the wife so highly prizes... and then you learn (again) that the couch is not vary comfortable for sleeping. So give you back (and ears) a break and get a packet of dice trays so that each game participant has one tray and zero excuses (how could you forget? It was right in front of you). Like: Reasonably good looking, easily erected, easily flattened, easily stored. Protect surfaces from die impacts and dice from surface impacts (win-win). Enough for everybody without breaking the bank. As a bonus, use reduces the number of times you have to crawl under the table to recover an escapee and argue about whether to accept the floor value or reroll. Dislike: Nothing really (except for that pesky spring that is poking through the couch cushion now).