• Sturdy CD/DVD case with large 128-disc capacity
• 16 double-sided storage sleeves hold up to 8 discs each
• Durable rubberized outer layer resists heat, moisture, and tearing
• Soft sleeve linings protect discs from scratches and dust
• Zippered closure and reinforced rubber handle for carrying

The Xtreme CD/DVD case is built to hold as many as 128 discs giving you a huge selection for long road trips or staying organized. Each of the case's 16 double-sided storage sleeves can stow up to eight discs (four on each side), or listeners can configure them to hold CDs and DVDs in half the pockets and booklets in the other half.

Why settle for small CD wallets that carry only a tiny fraction of your music and movie collection when you can carry over a hundred discs at once? This Xtreme CD/DVD case is built to hold as many as 128 discs--giving you a nice selection for long road trips--yet takes up only as much space as the average coffee table book. Each of the case's 16 double-sided storage sleeves can stow up to eight discs (four on each side), or listeners can configure them to hold CDs and DVDs in half the pockets and booklets in the other half. More importantly, the case protects your media from damage thanks to its sturdy rubberized outer layer that's resistant to heat, moisture, and tearing. The durable construction ensures that your discs are perfectly safe even if you forget them in your car on a warm afternoon. The interior of the case also contributes to your discs' wellbeing, as each sleeve is lined with a soft, scratch-free backing. Once you're ready to hit the road, merely zip up the closure for safekeeping and grab the reinforced rubber handle. So whether you're stocking up on music and movies for a cross-country drive or you just want to do away with jewel cases and compress your collection, this Xtreme case is a perfect fit.

This is a good value case for the money spent. I read complaints of it self-destructing one way or another. I don't see how, unless you're using it as a tennis racket or something... The zipper is a little difficult to get started when all the weight of discs is stressing the case. So a little common sense would be well to use at this point. Don't yank the zipper pull like a tree root! press the sides of the case to normal width, and help the zipper along for a couple of inches. It will finish easily after that.

I'm happy with it, and if I need another, I would buy the same model. Good price, and made well.

Yes, it is good in quality. Easy to use. The soft bags inside protect my discs.
The only thing is that it is a little biger than I thought and not convenient to carry with.

How EXTREME is EXTREME when the product in question is the XTREME 128-disc CD/DVD case? MEGA-EXTREME, baby, WHOO! Do you have 5 DVDs? GET THIS CASE! Do you have 128 DVDs? GET THIS CASE! Do you have 256 DVDs? GET TWO OF THESE CASES! If you've got hundreds of DVDs littering your livingroom floor because you have no place to put them, YOU NEED TO GET EXTREME and buy this XTREME CD/DVD CASE!

I purchased this 11/2006. For me this was a great deal!!!!
I got it FAR and free shipping by using the Prime test drive for 30 days. So my total cost was .75 tax + .39 stamp for MIR = $1.14.

I have used this and other 128 and 320 Xtremes for around a year now without any problems. They do exactly what I expect... they hold CD's and DVD's. But based on the reviews I've seen, I am Xtremely careful with the zipper, which I must admit, can be difficult when the case is full. But, the zipper hasn't broke yet. Besides, I use it for archival purposes and don't get in and out of it all the time.

You can expect it to smell pretty bad until aired out. I left my 320 Case in the garage for a month before bringing it in the house. But, it's ok now. The 128 Case I recently purchased was not nearly as bad.

Good build but strong smell which spreads the whole room it resides.