Alex Cramer Golden Gate Dice Shaker Cup Set - 5 White Dice, Drawstring Pouch & Book of Dice Games (Liar’s Dice) Included - Leather Dice Cup - Quiet Shaking.

A must have for any dice game. The cup feels great in the hand and the workmanship is top notch!

I am giving this dice cup as a gift and am thrilled with the quality. I had an opportunity to communicate with the "boss" at Alex Cramer and he was as kind and helpful as one could ask; rare these days. I will purchase more of these dice cups for gifts and of course have a few for my home. You will not be disappointed!

If you're from the Midwest specifically Wisconsin and you know how to throw down on a dice cup, quality is everything. This is your cup. Worth every penny.

I originally bought a black on black, engraved one for my Hubby. He absolutely loved it and I did too. So I ordered a red lined, engraved one for myself. As can happen, we are after all human, I was sent a black on black engraved one too. I was really torn because I didn’t want to complain but I really wanted the red lined one. So I reached out to the vendor. I was really impressed with how quickly they replied back! Needless to say, they bent over backwards to rectify the issue. So, If you are looking for the ULTIMATE dice cup, look no further! They are amazingly beautiful and their customer service is excellent!!

Love this dice cup. The leather is very nice with nice stitching. It's weighted perfectly. No more loud, harsh noises when shaking dice in a plastic dice cup. This cup if very quiet and helps to make our dice games much more enjoyable. I plan to buy another as a gift for a family member.

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I was really excited to get this cup. I ordered the red lined one but when I got it I noticed that the red isn’t as deep as it’s pictured in the listing. It’s more like a burnt orange :(Other than that the quality is great, but I’m considering returning it for a black lined one instead.

When I was little, my dad used to take me to the tavern with him. He played cards with his friends while I played pool, Galaga, or sometimes dice. I would sit at the bar and eat my grilled cheese, chips, and Mountain Dew. The bar had this unofficial (illegal) gamble called the Shake of the Day, where you'd pay a buck and try to roll a certain roll. If you failed, you lost your dollar. If you won, you got to keep all of the previous "loser" dollars.Sometimes my old man would let me shake the dice, and that meant using the beautiful, albeit well-worn, house dice shaker. It had a weight to it, and was made of nice dark leather. It had seen plenty of use and reminded me a little of a well-seasoned catcher's mitt.I set out to find a dice shaker like that one. I felt like a chump paying so much for a silly little cup, but I'm mostly satisfied with it. It has the same weight and feel as the one from those old tavern days. It's not completely silent or anything, but that isn't a concern of mine. If you just need something to roll dice in, you might already own something suitable at home. There are plenty of cheapo shakers available, but if you want that classic saloon quality--this is that.