Ultimate Guard Squaroes Boulder 100+ ST004 – Star Trek: Lower Decks (Sam Rutherford)

Meet the Ultimate Guard Squaroes Boulder 100+ ST004, a fully printed, collectible deck box built for Star Trek: Lower Decks fans and card enthusiasts. Its secure closure helps protect your decks during travel or display, while the bold artwork adds a touch of personality to your collection. This box blends practical protection with a striking look, making it a thoughtful addition to any setup.

Premium design and materials

The Boulder 100+ is crafted in Germany, combining durability with vivid, high-quality printing. The shell uses materials sourced from 78% renewable resources, delivering a responsible balance of performance and aesthetics. Its rigid exterior resists everyday bumps and splashes, helping keep contents safe at home, on the go, or during transit to events.

Capacity that fits your needs

Designed to accommodate both double-sleeved and single-sleeved cards, this box holds up to 100 double-sleeved cards or 120 single-sleeved cards. The generous capacity supports expanding collections without constantly reorganizing storage.

Smart storage and compatibility

Engineered to integrate with Ultimate Guard’s Squaroes Collector's Case and other large storage options, the Boulder 100+ provides flexible organization while maintaining a compact footprint. The combination of a secure lid and a stiff build offers dependable protection for transport and display alike.

Usage ideas and care tips

• Bring it to tournaments, meetups, or conventions with confidence, keeping cards neatly organized
• Display on a shelf or desk as a stylish, protected feature piece

• Wipe with a soft cloth and store away from direct sunlight to preserve the printed artwork
• Avoid overloading beyond its stated capacity to maintain closure reliability

In short, the Boulder 100+ offers a robust, aesthetically appealing option for safeguarding valuable decks while supporting flexible storage. It’s a solid choice for fans who value both protection and presentation, without promising outcomes—only possibilities.