Gimmick rod Cork side small should be a little bigger ball can slip off.
Instructions not the best.You can go online or like I did I bought a DVD. And by the way DVD was great.
What is a little adjustment i’m adapting that’s what a little practice you can make this look real good. The price was good so I can’t complain there are better ones out there this is good for practicing.

This product would be better with better instructions.

This is the very good Zombie Ball and a good value too. The Foulard alone is worth the price. Everything arrived and was in great shape. If you want to perform the Zombie Ball this is a very good one to purchase.

The Mr. Magic Zombie Ball is made in India; and, is well made of spun aluminum with the proper wall thickness of the shell halves to give it good structural stability. Back in the 70s and 80s, so-called Economy Zombie Balls which were imported from India at that time were made with a much thinner gauge aluminum, resulting in a ball which was too flimsy when the shell halves were joined together. This is NOT the case with the Mr. Magic Zombie Ball. While you could spend much more money on a higher precision-made Pro Level ball, this ball is perfectly acceptable - especially for practice - even more so at the current Penguin 20% Off Sale Price with the approximately 33”x33” Foulard of a very good weight included. The ball is a 5.25” / 133mm Diameter Ball with a gimmick acceptor of just slightly wider than the standard 7/8” port; HOWEVER, a bonus with internal the high-walled style port used on the Mr. Magic Zombie Ball, is the preferred style port IF you are going to vanish the ball into a ‘Top-It in the Tails” at the climax of your routine - however, that is an advanced move which requires the ball can slide off the gimmick SMOOTHLY with gravity ONLY; and that is what the internal high-walls of the port provide to you; BUT, the downside for Beginners and those who don’t need a ball they can ‘dump’, results in prop which is less secure than balls with internal short walls, which helps to ‘bite’ into the gimmick a bit more when the ball and gimmick is maneuvered at extreme angles. The only part of this package which is not the best, is the gimmick itself. The gimmick is the standard 14” length used by almost all mass produced Zombie Balls; and breaks-down into 2 parts for easy packing and storage; however, most magicians will likely use their favorite gimmick from another brand of ball, or, modify this one with a long thin flat black tube of fabric material - like a flat shoelace - and pad the finger insert section for a perfect custom fit and comfort - which you are going to want. A little black vinyl tape will help increase the thickness of the cork to give you the increased tightness you might prefer. The included directions are NOT going to teach a Beginner HOW TO PERFORM THE ILLUSION CONVINCINGLY, as the included instructions will only show you HOW IT WORKS - this a huge difference. For the needed instruction on how properly present the Zombie Ball, check-out any of the DVDs which teach the effect; and classic books specifically on the Zombie Ball by people like Lewis Ganson, Merlyn T. Shute, Ian Adair, and, the Zombie Master himself, Neil Foster.

The Mr. Magic Zombie Ball is made in India; and, is well made of spun aluminum with the proper wall thickness of the shell halves to give it good structural stability. Back in the 70s and 80s, so-called Economy Zombie Balls which were imported from India at that time were made with a much thinner gauge aluminum, resulting in a ball which was too flimsy when the shell halves were joined together. This is NOT the case with the Mr. Magic Zombie Ball. While you could spend much more money on a higher precision-made Pro Level ball, this ball is perfectly acceptable - especially for practice - even more so at the current 20% Off Sale Price of $20.50 with the approximately 33”x33” Foulard of a very good weight included. The ball is a 5.25” / 133mm Diameter Ball with a gimmick acceptor of just slightly wider than the standard 7/8” port; HOWEVER, a bonus with internal the high-walled style port used on the Mr. Magic Zombie Ball, is the preferred style port IF you are going to vanish the ball into a ‘Top-It in the Tails” at the climax of your routine - however, that is an advanced move which requires the ball can slide off the gimmick SMOOTHLY with gravity ONLY; and that is what the internal high-walls of the port provide to you; BUT, the downside for Beginners and those who don’t need a ball they can ‘dump’, results in prop which is less secure than balls with internal short walls, which helps to ‘bite’ into the gimmick a bit more when the ball and gimmick is maneuvered at extreme angles. The only part of this package which is not the best, is the gimmick itself. The gimmick is the standard 14” length used by almost all mass produced Zombie Balls; and breaks-down into 2 parts for easy packing and storage; however, most magicians will likely use their favorite gimmick from another brand of ball, or, modify this one with a long thin flat black tube of fabric material - like a flat shoelace - and pad the finger insert section for a perfect custom fit and comfort - which you are going to want. A little black vinyl tape will help increase the thickness of the cork to give you the increased tightness you might prefer. The included directions are NOT going to teach a Beginner HOW TO PERFORM THE ILLUSION CONVINCINGLY, as the included instructions will only show you HOW IT WORKS - this a huge difference. For the needed instruction on how properly present the Zombie Ball, check-out any of the DVDs which teach the effect; and classic books specifically on the Zombie Ball by people like Lewis Ganson, Merlyn T. Shute, Ian Adair, and, the Zombie Master himself, Neil Foster.

The Zombie Ball came without the folard. I specifically ordered this one cause it came with the folard.
Very disappointing!