Luck Lab Folding Dice Tower and Dice Tray for RPG Table Top Gaming - Black/Green - Tree of Life Design

My dice will sometimes get stuck inside but a slight tap on the top they will break loose. It happens maybe 1 in 25 rolls. It doesn't bother me, in fact it may be how I put the dice in it.

Sturdy construction and premium material. Fits well with the included dice tray and because it has straight sides the tower doesn't lean. Best part is the tray and tower are held by magnets which means no concerns about snaps breaking and easy and quick to assemble and flatten again. Also a good size so plenty of room to see and pick up dice in the tray and for them to fit through the tower.I bit on the pricier side but you get what you pay for.

I gratefully received the 2.0 revision of this product.As mentioned by another reviewer, the shipping leaves a bit to be desired. The product ships flat in a sheer clear plastic sleeve which offers next to no protection against dents and nicks to the PU leather exterior that can occur during packing/shipping.The tower and tray assemble-from and disassemble-to a flat state easily enough, and the product looks great when fully assembled. Thankfully, the product I received did not suffer from what another reviewer experienced; for me, the pairs of circular magnets for the two highest ramps lined up well with the corresponding magnets on the side of the tower when the ramps were properly aligned with the tower walls folded in place. Perhaps one long rectangular magnet could have been used in place of the pair of circular ones to achieve a firmer hold.For me, the bottom ramp of the tower is what happens to be the weakest link of the design. If the angle the bottom ramp forms with the front of the tower is too small, there will not be enough clearance at the opening for the dice to exit; if the angle is too wide, the dice may not roll out into the tray. I'm wondering if the hinge of the bottom ramp needs to be brought down lower, along with a slight shortening of the bottom ramp. A workaround that has been working well for me so far is to place something under the bottom ramp to coax it to an effective angle. For this, I have used either a small 15mm x 30mm block (equivalent to two 15mm 6-sided dice placed together, situated either perpendicular or parallel to the back side of the tower -- both orientations work) or a small cylinder (about the size of a C cell battery) placed parallel to the back side of the tower.When using the tower, I find that heavier weight dice work best overall, as lighter weight dice may get stuck or fail to exit the tower, especially when rolled singly.Based on what I have read from earlier reviews, I think revision 2.0 is a much improved product, and a solid one at that. At the current price point, if the shipping could be improved, along with a couple of additional tweaks to the product design, a revision 2.5 might be the *perfect* portable dice tower/tray product.

Original review "Only half the product was shipped, there was no tower in the package just the tray." Properly ship in a envelope this time. Solid quality and would recommended the final product. Only small issue is the magnets are not the strongest I have seen in this kind of product but the work well enough.

For whatever reason this was delivered in extremely light package that literally had an open end. Of course this means the dice tower itself fell out at some point so only got a tray ... otherwise looks like it would've been good (and a nice solution to the previous design that had breaking snaps)