I haven’t checked out Infinity Crates for a while. They run a regular monthly box from the UK, with the unique feature being that some of the items you receive each month are drawn from a list of your interests.
They recently ran a special offer to receive a box with items from previous months for just £15 GBP ($19 USD) including postage, with two T-Shirts and a Funko POP! Vinyl included. So, of course I jumped on this.
As a comparison, the regular boxes from Infinity Crates are priced as follows. The Classic Crate costs £19.99 GBP ($25 USD). Their Premium Crate costs £26.99 GBP ($34 USD). They also offer a Kids Crate and a T-Shirt Only Crate.
The box arrived safely through Royal Mail in brown box packaging, with a good weight to it and one of the items slightly sticking through the box. As this was a special box, there was no information card, requiring a certain amount of detective work.
Box Contents
Dr Strange T-Shirt (Exclusive)
I’m assuming these are exclusives, as Infinity Crates T-Shirts usually are.
This is a standard type design, which is perfectly adequate.
I value this at the standard price I use for T-Shirts of $10 USD.
Red Face T-Shirt (Exclusive)
I’ve drawn a blank as to what character this. It may well be one of Infinity Crates mashup designs.
Either way, it’s a decent enough T-Shirt.
Again, I’ll value this at $10 USD.
Star Wars Scarif Stormtrooper Funko POP! Vinyl
This is a neat POP! from Star Wars Rogue One.
You can buy the Scarif Stormtrooper POP! on Amazon.com. Based on that, I’ll value this at $10 USD.
Family Guy Socks
These must have been doing the rounds for a while, as I originally received them in the December 2015 Infinity Crates.
No compliant though. A good pair of socks and they always come in handy.
There are lots of Family Guy socks available on Amazon.com.
I’ll value these at $6 USD.
Star Wars Spatula
This is a different type of item to those typically found in geek boxes. Useful too.
You can see this Star Wars Spatula on Amazon.com.
I’ll value this at $14 USD.
Gears Of War Glass
Another useful item. This is a US sized pint glass (or rather less than a real pint if you’re from the UK).
I believe that this was originally released as a Loot Crate exclusive as part of their Gears of War box.
I’ll value this at $10 USD.
Marvel Shoe Laces
I have had Marvel shoe laces in geek boxes before, but this looks like a different pair (i.e. one single set of shoe laces).
You can find these Marvel shoe laces on Amazon.com. I’ll value these at $4 USD.
Harry Potter Mystery Egg
A quick fun item to end with. I always like these mystery boxes.
I also received one in the November 2016 Infinity Crates.
I couldn’t work out which character was inside though, but he did have a wand.
Not completely convinced this is an official item, but I’ll still value it at $2 USD.
More from this box: all our Infinity Crates reviews.
Box Review
This Infinity Crates box was a really great buy.
I get $66 USD of value, many times the $19 USD cost price.
The clothing items are useful (even if one of the clothing items will remain a mystery). I always appreciate the household items, such as the spatula and glass. And there’s a great POP! included as well.
I’ll be first in line for the next Infinity Crates special.
Infinity Crates has since stopped running, so the subscription link that originally sat here has been retired. You can still browse every Infinity Crates review on this site.
