Appears to be a number of DVDs on the subject matter. Looking for the best one to get started with. Thank you.

The only ring and rubber band DVD I've seen is Pinnacle by Russ Niedzwiecki which I thought was excellent.

A second vote for Pinnacle, not too difficult, no angle problems, & very deceptive.

Walking Bob in Iowa

Https://www.mymagic.com/p/rubber-band-ma......dfleisch Joe does work with a larger ring than a finger ring

http://www.ellusionist.com/lightspeed-by-justin-miller.html Lightspeed by Juistin Miller
http://www.ellusionist.com/ring-heist-by-marcus-eddie.html Ring Heist by Marcus Eddie
http://www.ellusionist.com/uturn-by-marcus-eddie.html UTurn by Marcus Eddie
http://www.penguinmagic.com/p/3794 PI is a good finger ring and rubber band routine

There are many routines out there. The Joe Rindfleisch dvd is the only one I don't already own (but it is on my wishlist) The rest I perform often (with the exception of PI, I only perform it on occasion but it is a great effect). All the others are inexpensive, easy to perform, great starters and garner great reactions for as 'quick' of an effect they can be.

Funny that after many years of doing rubber band magic (at every gig) I don't ever recall hearing of Pinnacle. Although after reading a couple old threads and watching a demo, I already do almost every move in the effect during one routine or another in my rubber band arsenal. Looks like a good routine though.

Great info Poof Daddy , thank you.
I only have Pinnacle DVD, it is a great routine to perform.

I agree Pinnacle looks very good at almost any angle. It was a little tricky for me to get the hang of but once you do it right a few times it become automatic. I bought a bag of the rubber bands from the maker Russ Niedzwiecki he suggests to use. They went bad pretty quickly, they must have been old stock but were so stretchy they worked perfect for this routine.

Joe's dvd is my pick. Also recommend his rainbow bands.