Magic Tricks

Although I like Andrew Mayne's Weird Things and iTricks, I don't typically like his tricks that he markets. I didn't like Touching Sky, and I haven't heard good things about In Half or the Origami Effect. This trick is the exception. I performed this effect at my high school's variety show, and it killed. No one talked about the other tricks that I included in my routine; this was the hit. You might be looking at the trailer and wondering why there are all of the camera cuts in it. It's not to obscure methodology; you see all of the dirty work in the trailer. When you get the DVD, you'll watch the explanation and wonder, "Is this really going to fool anyone?" The method is so bold that I was most nervous about this than any of my other tricks in my act in the variety show, but as I said earlier, this was remembered and discussed by my audience much more than the five-bill repeat and insta-cube that I did. Best of all, this is EASY! If you have enough strength to lift a bowling ball (I can't image someone who doesn't), then you can perform this effect. I highly recommend this product.