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Phil Tawa

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Posted: Aug 12, 2011 10:41pm    Reply with quote   View Profile of Phil Tawa  

There are so many card to wallets on the market these days.
I want to get one(or more) if there's a need for it.
Can someone recommend one or more to me? I don't want to buy 20 of them to figure out the good one(s).
Thanks in advance for the advice.

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rklew64

Inner circle

1093 Posts
Posted: Aug 12, 2011 11:30pm    Reply with quote   View Profile of rklew64  

Can you name 2 or 3 magicians that have done a card to wallet routine that you like?
What kind of wallets are out in the market currently that you know of?
What is your skill level with cards? Better yet, what is the card trick you perform the most?
Have you heard of World's Greatest Magic dvds published by L&L?

I'm sort of surprised that you would not have already seen this topic discussed to almost ad nauseam or have done a search since you joined in 2009.
adamferrucci

Regular user
Newfield, NJ
170 Posts
Posted: Aug 13, 2011 8:36am    Reply with quote   View Profile of adamferrucci  

Hi Phil,
I personally use the JOL Hip Wallet. I love it but I must admit it's the only one I've tried. I didn't like the looks of a lot of the card to wallets but this one looks like an everyday wallet and I use it as that.

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Phil Tawa

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100 Posts
Posted: Aug 14, 2011 2:29pm    Reply with quote   View Profile of Phil Tawa  

I was wondering about J.O.l. Yes I don't want it to look loke a prop. Thanks adam. Can the Heirloom wallet be used for it?
Kaps fire wallet? Rklew64. How about the easiest to perform in walk around situations.

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JIMclubber64

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269 Posts
Posted: Aug 14, 2011 3:54pm    Reply with quote   View Profile of JIMclubber64  

Here's my review of the Mesika wallet: http://www.themagiccafe.com/forums/viewtopic.php?topic=355598&forum=109
There are also plenty of other reviews of other good wallets on the Café if you search for them.

"Magic should always have a purpose. [...] Find your purpose for performing. Only then will you be able to find the right trick!" -- Jay Noblezada
Brad Burt

Inner circle

2411 Posts
Posted: Aug 14, 2011 11:57pm    Reply with quote   View Profile of Brad Burt  

I've done card to wallet for about 45 years and have owned, used and sold just about every kind out there.

For just all around fast reset, do anywhere I heartily suggest a Mullica Wallet. Automatic reset and the effect is all you could want.

For my 'finale' work and when I wanted something a little more special: The Le Paul style wallet in which the signed card appears in a zippered compartment in a sealed envelope. Probably my favorite wallet trick of all.

The only other wallet I have used at different times and for different reasons is the Bendix Bombshell using the John Mendoza routine from John: Verse Two. This is simply a killer routine. Makes a great finale. Don't bother though unless you can get the Mendoza routine. I tried for almost 15 years to improve it and I couldn't.

For just starting out I'd get the Mullica. Not that expensive and fairly easy to do. No palming, etc.

Best,

Brad Burt
Brad Burt's Magic Shop Online
www.bradburtsmagicshop.com

Brad Burt's Private Lesson Teaching DVDS:
http://www.nexternal.com/bburt/Category18
ThinkThurston

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66 Posts
Posted: Aug 31, 2011 1:25pm    Reply with quote   View Profile of ThinkThurston  

Hey Phil,

I'm looking to buy a wallet as well and, thanks to Brad's advice will research the Mullica Wallet. I've also read great things about the Stealth Assassin and Outlaw Effects wallets. When you buy one, please let us know what you purchased and how you like it.
PAUL K

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500 Posts
Posted: Aug 31, 2011 2:41pm    Reply with quote   View Profile of PAUL K  

This is a new card to wallet from Jeff Kaylor and Mike Ammar.

http://store.ammarmagic.com/
MagicallyMe

Regular user
Manhattan Beach, CA
102 Posts
Posted: Sep 1, 2011 11:25pm    Reply with quote   View Profile of MagicallyMe  

Just ordered the new card to wallet from Jeff Kaylor and Mike Ammar. Heard it talked about on the World Magic Shop Review...looking forward to it :)
WalkerMagic

Regular user

106 Posts
Posted: Sep 3, 2011 1:00pm    Reply with quote   View Profile of WalkerMagic  

The new card to wallet by Jeff Kaylor and Michael Ammar looks really cool.

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whiteoakcanyon

Special user

721 Posts
Posted: Sep 4, 2011 7:58pm    Reply with quote   View Profile of whiteoakcanyon  

I am also very much looking forward to the new Ammar/Kaylor effect.

Although I do not own the F1 Wallet it has received some great reviews on the Café and seems a good choice for those who do not want to palm. I own the Infinity Wallet and use it as my daily wallet. The Infinity Card to Wallet works great and it offers so much more. For strictly Card to Wallet a d..ble bac..r in your every day wallet is hard to beat. It gets amazing responses and costs just a few dollars! I also think the suggestion above to look at the Mullica Wallet is a good alternative. There is certainly no shortage of alternatives to select from!
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