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I don't think it's worth it to get it with the DVD but Theory 11 is kind of the only place to get the gimmick (even though it's the inferior version of the gimmick) so you're kind of stuck having to pay $25 for it. The Moving Point card is kind of hard to find especially if you do not have a...

The Distortion gimmick is shoddy in my opinion. There's a gimmick called Moving Points from Japan. It retails for $15 and under and comes in a variety of different cards. It is made a whole lot better than the Distortion gimmick and is actually better looking and mechanically smoother than...

Don't know if this has been mentioned but they are also one way decks with more than one one way markings.

I use to use Ghost decks. They are thick as heck. Pretty stiff too. Not as stiff as the black cards though. Only cards that are about the thickness of regular Bikes are the ancient/1800 decks but the finish on those are absolutely awful.

Enough talk about E cards already! Geeze! BUT, just to add my 2 cents, the Masters are not thick due to there being more ink. E decks in general are just thick due to the thicker card stock they use. It makes the cards more durable but for card effects, they are way too stiff. If any of the...

Can't wait to receive mines. Metal pill case? Nice, I wonder if I can use the case for other things, rattle box maybe? Heh heh.

God damn! All these E card reviews, can't stand it anymore! There's a gazillion effects, books, DVD's, etc. out there that needs to be reviewed and all you folks do is review the very very very SMALL selection of "hottest and greatest" tricks that they sell on E and what not that's already been...

I believe you can use a regular coin for replacement if you were to lose the supplied coin.

The lesson we all learn from hkb's post? That he gaffs his own coins, for the rest of the world, we're going to have to buy the effect or purchase the necessary gaffs. This is a good thing because that's more $$$ pumped into the magic ecosystem to support creators of fine products. I personally...

The coins may be examined before and after. You are pretty clean throughout. The ditching of the gimmick is very easy. The gimmick is shimmed so you can have a magnet in your back pocket or jacket pocket and just let the magnet pick up the gimmick. Easy easy easy ditch of the gimmick. Super clean.

It's not the hurricane change.

The thumb count get ready double is one of the worst doubles. It's a break in rhythm as well as habit since the only time you lift up the card that way is when getting a double, all other times you are lifting single cards off the deck in your regular way which 99% of the time IS NOT the same...

For controlling to the top, side steals, double undercuts, and overhand shuffles. For controlling to the bottom, probably the overhand shuffle. Steals, the side steal.

The one in the link is a perfect push off double.

It still feels pretty insane with Aaron Fisher being in the company along with the Buck Twins. Not to mention to creative genius that is Mathieu Bich! The effects they are selling are pretty underground material as well so it is pretty cutting edge. Oooooo, almost forgot, CHRIS KENNER!

The key to a truly convincing double is for you to lift the cards, regardless of them being singles, doubles, triples, etc., in the EXACT SAME WAY or as close as friggin possible. If all your lifts, regardless of how many cards you're lifting, are the same, it will look natural and you will not...

It is indeed an effect which Asher has released previously and I believe he does or at least did sell them at his lectures.

I'm wondering if I can fit this in as a finale to the Diminishing Cards effect I perform. It would make sense since the Diminishing Cards would leave the 4 kings in the spectator's hands and then I can continue with "Damn those pesky kings, let's put them away for this next one before they cause...

Biddle trick. Ambitious card. Any good sandwich effect especially if it's in their hands. Any good card switch from spectator's hand. The variation on the selection transportation to a 4 of a kind which I like a lot (done in the spectator's hand) which I learned off of James Brown's Still...

I personally use a strike double but a perfect (and also a 100% accuracy) push off double is undetectable!