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Magic Tricks

REDLINE by Dan Hauss

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In REDLINE, a genuine Chapstick is shown all the way around and the cap is removed and held in your left hand. In the blink of an eye, the cap is visibly thrown back on the tube.

A visually stunning miracle you can perform anytime, anywhere, in ANY situation.

Dan Hauss presents a powerful magic trick that represents simple street magic at its very best. The effect is super easy to learn and perform and an absolute must for any beginner.

Two versions of the trick are taught in intricate detail - along with additional tips and variations - on the streets of New York City, in 15 minutes of comprehensive high definition instruction.

"This is an effect I perform on a regular basis. The reactions kill." - Jv, theory11 forums

"Genius. So simple and direct. Love it!" - Doug, theory11 forums

REDLINE by Dan Hauss You remove the cap from a tube of Chapstick and instantly throw it back on again.

Dan Hauss makes his theory11 debut with a quick, visual, impromptu piece of magic you can perform at a genuine tube of Chapstick at a moment's notice.

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3 Reviews

Average Rating:

  • 4.3529
from 17 ratings
  • 5
Ben Simons • UK • 02/18/12

Really like this one. I figured it out after watching the trailers a few times, but I'm still buying it so i know all the nooks and crannies! Nice job as always from Dan Hauss.

  • 4
George Vandenberg • Surrey, England • 01/14/12

If this trick was created by anyone other than Daniel Madison, I would be impressed! However, due to Madison's regular awesomeness, I was unimpressed. It is very angle sensitive and requires plenty of practice. 4 stars as, from the right angle, it is a miracle... losing a star because it is not impromptu, angle sensitive, and not up to Madison's stratospherically high standard.

  • 4
M. Stanley • Utah • 11/03/10

This is a pretty easy and fun trick. In my opinion it's not something I'd put together as some part of a routine, but more of an impromptu "hey look, I have a chapstick in my pocket, want to see something cool?"? trick.

When I show it to people that usually ask to see it again because they think that they can figure it out. You may need to go to the store to buy some things to help you modify the chapstick, and because of that the chapstick is NOT examinable.

Pros: Easy, Fun to do, Impromptu

Cons: Not really a serious trick, You need the gimmicked chapstick, The chapstick is not examinable

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