Octopalm is a miracle in jar for closeup workers. The uses for Octopalm is literally only limited by
your imagination.
You also get a 90 minute video that you can watch online or download,
featuring the creator Jim Bodine. He does some live performances for laymen and also teaches how to
use the gel and then some of his pet routines.
Eric Jones also joins Jim and they go over
applications that include coins, dice ( Dr. Edwin Sachs's dice routine), matches and playing cards.
Eric goes over the one hand top palm ( yes, you'll be able to do that difficult sleight with
Octopalm ), second dealing and bottom dealing.
Even the venerable salt shaker through
table gets revamped with a SIGNED coin and they BOTH go through the table! It's a stunner to
perform.
For those of us that fell in love with Jay Sankey's classic Mr. Clean Coins
Across, but couldn't do it because the Tenkai ( Goshman ) pinch was not doable, Octopalm not only
allows you to do the routine, but the angle issues are eliminated ( unless they are laying non the
floor below you;-)
Chris Kavanagh
I most definitely agree with all 'Chris' said. I purchased two containers of 'Octopalm' but cannot find where the 90 min.DL video or otherwise can be found? Any help appreciated.. I looked in my buyers que. etc. It does'nt even show that I purchased it?
The link to the video is listed on the jar.
Greetings my friend 'HarryKeller'...
I thank you soo much!
Yup bigger than life with the 'access code' (smacks head)
I thank you again!
can you feel it on yours hands? can the people you are performing for feel it or does it seem like its not there just smooth like skin?
Yes, it is detectable... it obviously changes things... but I don't think I've ever been asked 'Can I feel your hands?' after a performance so I don't see that as an issue. Quite frankly, rarely do people ASK to inspect anything although I'm a fan of tricks where I don't have to hide anything once I'm done. It's funny... reminds me that the local library had an amateur perform recently and he had to 'yell' at the kids to not cross his magic line on the carpet and look/inspect his stuff afterwards. If these guys are performing then maybe I'm ready :-)
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Octopalm allows the average Joe to look like Ricky Jay!
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