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Mark Zellinger

Water Logged

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  • 3.8
3.8 Read 19 Reviews

Like a performing monkey you're asked to perform another trick and as luck would have it you happen to have your bottle of water and some rubber bands.

Show the bottle to be empty other than some water and that nothing is hidden under the cap.

Take a band off your wrist and you place it around the bottle.

With a wave of your hand the band penetrates the bottle and sinks to the bottom.

When your spectator(s) are done swearing and just before they threaten to burn you for the crime of witchcraft, hand them the bottle for examination.

Water Logged is a seemingly impromptu effect that is very easy to do and leaves your spectator with an impossible souvenir.

Special Thanks

Jay Grill and Cody Nottingham

Other Tricks by Mark

19 Reviews

Average Rating:

  • 3.8
from 66 ratings
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  • 5
Dan White • NYC • 4/12/2013

Love this trick. Easy to do and super visual. Everything is easy to understand and can be made immediately. I don't understand the criticisms of this being too expensive. There are drinks at Starbucks that cost more than this. This is a CREATIVE, ORIGINAL piece of magic, something that should be valued a lot higher actually.

  • 2
Rodrigo • Portugal • 4/7/2013

The trick is very easy to understand, but the price is very high. The teaching is also not that great.

  • 3
Eli Gallagher • California • 4/3/2013

As usual, another great trick from Mark Zellinger. This is a nice, visual trick that is fairly easy to perform with few angles. Now, I will explain myself for giving this three stars.

First off, this trick is the exact opposite of impromptu. There is a gimmick and setup required, which makes this not impromptu at all.

Secondly, the sequence of putting the rubber band on the bottle could have been explained much better. I'm still having trouble understanding it, as it was not well explained, and have since then made up my own way to put the rubber band on the bottle.

All in all, this is a great concept and trick. The only reason I give this three stars is that some of the teaching could have been better and it was advertised somewhat falsely.

  • 5
Ryan Lurie • Connecticut • 3/24/2013

DON'T LISTEN TO THE BAD REVIEWS! Great trick, great price, and great teaching! Love it!

  • 5
Bob • Tinley Park • 3/23/2013

Easy and simple to do, great trick.

  • 5
Luke • Australia • 3/23/2013

Wow - this is really cool! It is easy to do and great to perform!

  • 5
Richard Piccone • United States • 3/22/2013

If this doesn't look like real magic, I don't know what does!

The vanishing of the rubber band is AMAZING and VISUAL!

Highly recommend it!!

  • 1
Tifffany • New York • 3/21/2013

The trick is really easy but that's not real magic. The method is easy to figure it out and it's overpriced.

  • 4
Kevin Schaller • Germany • 3/21/2013

I like the idea of this, but it was hard to see the rubber band inside the bottle so it may be better to use a colored rubber band that is more visible inside.

  • 5
Madison Hagler • United States • 3/21/2013

I love this. The visuals are great and it is very easy to do. Simple magic at it's best. Great job Mark.

  • 5
Arnel Renegado • Phillipines • 3/20/2013

Will done Mark, very nice. I like it!

  • 5
Brian • USA • 3/20/2013

Totally awesome.

  • 5
Jay Grill • Illinois • 3/20/2013

I remember Skypeing with Mark and seeing this. I said "WOW, that looks really clean and good," and I wasn't lying. It really is that clean! Ends clean, easy to do, simple and direct. Add to CART NOW!

  • 3
Tyler Frank • Delaware • 3/20/2013

Good trick, good handling, but IT IS NOT IMPROMPTU.

  • 5
Lloyd Barnes • Porthcawl, Wales • 3/20/2013

Mark is an true underground powerhouse. This is organic, clever, practical and most of all, powerful.

Take the 'plunge'. You won't be disappointed.

  • 5
Cody Nottingham • Kentucky • 3/20/2013

This trick is simple, easy to do, easy to setup at anytime, and just an overall great trick! Get this!

  • 5
Arthur Checker • Ukraine • 3/20/2013

Unexpectedly, surprisingly awesome. Good work.

  • 5
Adam Rose • Texas • 3/20/2013

This is a powerful effect that uses some everyday objects. Super visual in an intimate setting with a spectator. If you like what you see, then you will not be disappointed! Great teaching, great method, great effect.

  • 1
xDo • Vienna • 3/20/2013

There have been so many similar tricks and this just isn't a good trick for this price.

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