Eric RossÂ’ Infinity Bend allows you to perform the most visual coin bends ever seen. Eric came up
with the solution to the problem that most coin bends face, the ability to make bends visually
without cover or the use of expensive gimmicks.
Effect:
Borrow a coin from a
spectator and visually bend it in full view at your finger tips.
Video and Quality: The
video is very well edited, put together and produced. It covers everything really indept; quality
was great, no problems hearing or seeing what was being said or done.
Teaching: Eric's
leaves no rock unturned. His teaching is is taught with the upmost precision, very detailed; with
all tips, tricks and subtleties. Very understandable and easy to follow along and superb.
Method: The methods are very devious and deceptive, yet ingenious. Infinity Bend uses a simple
concept, which other products are there have used, but what makes this different is the extra little
things (tips, tricks and subtleties) that Eric has added.
Gimmick: Eric teaches how you
can construct a gimmick to create a gimmick for the newer or older coins. Very easy to construct and
you make make an infinite number of gimmicks in a very short time...very workable and incredible.
Handlings: Eric teaches 2 handlings of these bend, one where the coin is held at the
fingertips, at stomach level and as he shakes it, it starts to bend. The other handling is more of
an advanced handling of the first. Both are very visual and workable. I perfer the advanced handling
of Eric's. But my favorite version would have to be Brandon Williams, who teaches his handling of
the bend. Here the coin is done at eye level and is visually squeezed, such a visual, nice piece.
Angles: The angles can be a problem for some, but with the right confidence and management
you can easily control them to make it comfortable for you. The different handlings taught play well
for any 1-on-1 situation or a group. For instance, Eric's Handling is best suited for a 1-on-1 or 3
people group, while Brandon's is better for 4-? people group and 1-on-1 as it is held at eye level
for all to see.
Practicality: Very, all you need to do is carry the needed items and you
have some very visual effects in your hands.
Bonus: As a bonus Eric teaches his handling
of the coin matrix: Silent Matrix which is mad visual, silent and doesn't need the use of a
magician's mat. The same method taught for the bend is adapted here. Very sleight set-up, but well
worth it.
Overall: Mad visual effects taught in here, Eric has put some very creative
thinking in these effects and Papercrane outdid themselves with this one.
I HIGHLY suggest
picking up a copy, or at least checking it out.