Well, I've been performing this for several days at the facility where I work as a nurse. It's perfect for this time of "social distancing", since it is best to step a few feet away from the audience to control the angles and what not. I like that you are supplied with what you need to make a replacement gimmick. I would say this is a great trick and worth the price tag.

I agree. That’s a great effect

I have been performing this for a couple weeks. It is really amazing, even pretty close up.

Cool! Do people like the effect?

I am surprised that it works close up too.

Hi, I think what you get may be a flawed one. Where did you get it? Did you get it from Vanishing or Penguin?
I design it for real life performance, not just on social media. So I try my best to put a perfect made one in every box. (we threw away many many ones that are not perfect, but I believe sometimes we put the wrong one in the box when our eyes get tired.)

Please p.m. me, and I will send you a new one if I confirm it is the original product from us.

Thanks,
Hondo

Great customer service!

I absolutely love this effect! Great thinking and tutorial.

I reviewed this on the latest episode of my review show. I even perform the routine.

It’s a very interesting prop and well worth looking into.

Here’s a link to the show. Any questions let me know.

https://youtu.be/nG9brWLX9Hk

Sorry for the delayed response. Yes, people love it! It is not as angle sensitive as you might think. Your spectators must be in front of you, but that is not generally a problem. I think the key to this is to make it seem like they came out of the deck. What I have done is to do an effect with regular cards that match the gimmicks, set them down on a cloth napkin, then wait for a moment where people are distracted and switch the cards for the gimmicks in my lap. I do think it invites skepticism if you perform it the way Hondo does, by taking out just two cards. It is way stronger if people think the cards came out of the deck, and it is not as difficult as you might think, if you are doing several tricks for people. and you ring it in at the right moment.

One way I do this is to deliver a thought of card into the audience on a slingshot stuffed monkey. As the monkey is flying through the air, you switch the cards. You could do this with an audience of three people or a thousand people and not a single person will see the switch. Of course, there are a zillion ways to switch them, but I think that is important with this effect.

KJ

Discounted. 37 Bucks.

Where?

Check the link in my first post.

I see. Well, too late for me, but it is an amazing effect.

On a separate note:

I just donated to Steve Brook's wife's go fund me page. Wishing her the best in her time of medical need. I hope many on the Café donate as well.

KJ

Https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-steve-brooks-and-mya-angel