Hmm it´s sold out everywere... do you know were to find it?

Contact Chris Smith who produced it: Chris@magicsmith.com

I just did! I'm waiting for an answer as we speak.
Thanks for the help so far

This is the answer I got.

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Hi Jesper,
Thanks for your email. Penguin Magic bought the rights to Ring Leader in 2003 - so I'd check with them.
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So I will contact penguin right now.

Jesper, thanks for the update!

Just got the original video with cord and ring off ebay for $9.95 this morning. Check ebay out they come up occasionally

Turk is right. I went to Jo-Ann Fabric today at lunch and went to the ribbon section. It is on a spool called Velvet Tubing. Ask for it and you will be able to find it. It is only 2.78 a yard. Plenty cheap!!!

They don"t have it at the JoAnns here. They looked at me like I had a horn
growing from my head.

This looks like it (under Velvet cord):

http://www.mendels.com/trims.shtml

I found the velvet cord at JoAnns it in the ribbon section

I made this routine the foundation of a close-up competition routine earlier this year at Magi-Fest, and it was received very well. 2nd place. I love Ring Leader.

Ring leader is all its cracked up to be. It totally kills,Iperformed it at least 30 times at this years Melbourne cup lunch and galla show at Blacktown Workers club around the tables, this routiene never fails to get cheers and gasps.The ring and ribbon supplied are very cheap and nasty so buy your own velvet ribbon and a chunky style ring and you to will be a RING LEADER.

The velvet purple colored rope that came w/ Ring Leader is a good quality one. I'm using a Himber ring and if my memory served me right, it was a free bonus.

Weird... about a month ago I ordered Ring Leader and received it. However, appparently the velvet cord is no long made so I was supplied withc a grren thin ribbon. Still worked well. Suddenly, out of nowhere, today I get a tiny package from Penguin Magic. Inside was a black velvet cord and a nice looking brass ring. I don't know why, but it happened and it's great! Thank you Penguin!

I wanted to re open this thread to hear about your favorite moves taught on the DVD. I actually received mine not too long ago and so far I am enjoying the "Discrepant Insertion/Fake Take & suicide drop" (although you have to get the right feel for the suicide drop to work). I also really enjoyed "Gold Medal" where you pretend to slide ring off and put it in pocket, tie chord around your neck and apparently toss the ring back on. I also enjoy the move with 2 specs (he doesn't know who to credit) holding each end and the ring melts through the center. My favorite move of the whole DVD is most definitely the "Clifton Ring Move". I do it a bit differently. I have my keychain with a simple clip in my back pocket. When I show the rings "actually" on the string (they touch and examine), I close my fist, have them tie the rope around my fist. I take my keys out of my back pocket saying "Tell you what .. I have my car and house keys here. Both are yours if anything happens to your ring". I have them close it in their fist. I slowly open up my tied up hand and show the ring vanished and tell them they can have my car and house (have them open their hands) and there they see their ring on the keychain. Next, Im getting Deluxe Nest Of Wallets for a nice conclusion. No gimmicks, high quality and easy sleights I hear.

What are some of your fav's?

I think Mr. Wilson's work is amazing, I have seen him live & he is really good on controlling a crowd. I have also seen him lecture & that is even better be is a great teacher & a better performer.

Trailer:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0bFNUz7G8-A

Kjellstrom, thanks for the clip.

I didn't care for it. It just didn't make me go...I want to do that.


I'm sure those that use it are entertaining their audience, which is all that counts.

I couldn't find this at jo annes fabric

Or Micheals