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Pokémon Booster Packs & RevPacks

Packs are the lowest-cost way into a set. This page lists our RevPacks and single-pack inventory, with live pricing in USD and stock status on every listing.

RevPacks are curated packs assembled by us — each version has its own contents description on its product page. Read that description before buying so you know exactly what the pack includes.

The Pokécave is an independent retailer. PokeRev™ and RevPacks branding belong to their respective owners; we are not affiliated with or endorsed by them, and every listing on this page is stock we hold and ship ourselves.

11 of 11 listings in stock · prices shown in USD

RevPacks Mega Rip
Save 9%
$40.99
$44.99
RevPacks One Rip
Save 20%
$19.99
$24.99
PokeRev Crystal Pack 8.0
$89.99
PokeRev Obsidian Pack 7.0
$89.99
PokeRev Diamond Pack 6.0
$89.99
PokeRev Pack 5.0
$89.99
PokeRev Limited Holiday Pack
$89.99
PokeRev Pack 4.0
$89.99
PokeRev Pack 3.0
$89.99
PokeRev Pack 2.0
$89.99
PokeRev Pack 1.0
$89.99

What to look for before you buy

Buying a pack vs buying a box

A single pack is the cheapest way to try a set. A box costs more upfront but usually lowers your cost per pack and guarantees a set number of packs from one print run.

Read the pack description

Every RevPack version lists what is inside it on its own product page. If a detail is not stated in the listing, we do not claim it.

Buying guides

  • Booster Box vs Booster Pack: Which Should You Buy?

    Buy a pack to try a set cheaply. Buy a box when you already know you want that set and want the lower cost per pack and a fixed number of packs from one print run.

  • Best Pokémon Sets for New Collectors

    Start with one modern set you like the look of, buy a few packs before a box, and decide early whether you are collecting to open or to keep sealed.

  • Best Pokémon Products Under $100

    Under $100 you are choosing between packs, smaller sealed items and the more heavily printed modern product. Prioritise pack count per dollar unless you are buying a specific set.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a booster pack and a booster box?
A booster pack is one sealed pack of cards. A booster box is a sealed case containing multiple packs from the same set.
Which pack should I buy first?
Start with a set whose artwork or Pokémon you actually like. If you are buying to build a collection rather than to gamble, that is the choice you will be happiest with.