Zen Bins: 2-in-1 Token Tray Reviews

4.5 Rating 80 Reviews

Zen Bins @ 1:07:31 This is a small 3" x3" x 1.5" container to hold your tokens/resources for your favorite games.- Tokens can be split up and used in the lid and base for each side of table to use.- Rounded edges for easy removal- Sturdy anti-crush design- Stackable (non-locking)Contents:1 Token Tray (Base and Lid)

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“I love this product and use them in moat of my games. My only issue was the last time i got them, the labels were stuck to the lids and I had to spend a some time getting the glue off of the lids.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“I usually throw in 5 or so of these with each order. They just get added to games when I played them and put into the box. The way that they stack saves so much space!”

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Posted 3 years ago

“They aren't anything fancy but they do a good job of keeping tokens and dice from being all over the table”

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Posted 3 years ago

“I backed them originally on Kickstarter and came back to MM to buy even more. They are solid bins that some compare to what is in wingspan but these are far more superior in design, capacity and quality of plastic. Very stackable and tons of space for chits found in most games. These small square ones are my favorite but the standard card bins are pretty amazing too.”

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Posted 3 years ago

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Posted 3 years ago

“They are plastic trays that hold things. They do that! Label hard to peel off though.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“These would be great 5-star containers, but there is an extremely annoying label stuck to the bottom of them. You can't remove the label without it leaving a messy, sticky residue on the bins. They should not put a label on these bins.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“I love zen bins because they are simple, beautiful and small. They don't take much space and help a lot organizing the gameplays.”

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Posted 3 years ago