Has anyone handled this set? How heavy are they? I'm looking for a new set for my street show and want something with weight that will stand up to performances and my wand beating the heck out of them.

http://themagicwarehouse.com/cgi-bin/fin......word=CUP

I think Bill Palmer has reviewed or even actually purchased a set of these?
Use the Café search feature. I know I've seen a write up of these cups some-
where.

They weigh about 4 - 4.5 ounces each. They will accept a tennis ball. These are NOT street cups. They are copper plated copper. Usually this meams that the copper was plated in order to equalize the color of the metal.

Thank you Bill! I will stay away from getting these as a street set. I don't want anything that is going to not withstand heavy beating and wind.

There are much better choices.

Brian, Jake's right, Bill has posted about these here (and, I believe on the cupscon site too.)

The set I bought were sent in a terrible state. I have to say that I bought them when they were being sold by the maker on ebay and not from the Magic Warehouse however. I say sent in a terrible state because the centre cup of the stack was badly damaged in a way that was only possible that they were packed in a damaged state and sent that way. The photos etc of the set I purchased are on my site, these are not cups for the street.

Bri