SV10 — SCARLET & VIOLET DESTINED RIVALS ELITE TRAINER BOX

Loved this product. The quality was good without any issues. It arrived sealed and it was definitely good value for the packs. Awesome pulls from these packs

Atendeu as expectativas, sleeves, dados e separadores lindos. Abri os pacotinhos por pura diversão com minha esposa e queria conhecer oq é uma elite trainer box. Fiquei satisfeito e a loja se mostrou confiável pq o produto veio devidamente lacrado e foi também bem embalado. Parabéns loja do Toguro. Vcs foram nota 10.

Sealed and not tampered with. It’s sad that this has to be said, but the "hobby" is crazy right now. Actually got some hits, 1FA trainer and an IR. Better than other products like the scam Blooming Waters is. I have already bought another one of this ETB and will do so again in a near future.

Correu tudo bem mas a entrega demorou um pouco mais do que estava inicialmente previsto

I’ve opened the Destined Rivals Elite Trainer Box, and this is one of those that feels premium the moment you get your hands on it, but you need to understand what you’re actually paying for. First, the positives. You’re getting 9 booster packs, which already puts you ahead of smaller products, plus a full-art promo card that’s exclusive to the ETB. On top of that, you get sleeves, dice, energy cards, and a proper storage box, so it’s not just about opening packs, it’s a complete setup. The design is also a big win. Like the rest of Destined Rivals, it leans heavily into that Team Rocket vs heroes theme, and it actually feels cohesive. This isn’t just random packaging, it’s something collectors will want to keep. Now here’s where most people get it wrong: value. If you think you’re buying this for pulls, you’re gambling, same as always. Yes, you get more packs, but that doesn’t mean better hits. You can still open the entire box and walk away with nothing major. That’s just the reality of Pokémon TCG. Where the ETB justifies itself is the experience and extras. It’s a cleaner, more “complete” product compared to loose packs or bundles. You open it, organise your cards, sleeve your deck, it feels like an event rather than just ripping packs. Downsides? Price and expectations. ETBs are often priced higher than the raw value of the packs inside, especially when demand spikes. If you’re purely chasing profit or value per pack, this isn’t the smartest buy. Overall, this is a strong product—but only if you buy it for the right reasons. If you care about collecting, presentation, and the full Pokémon experience, it’s worth it. If you’re chasing hits or trying to “win” your money back, this will humble you quick