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You likely don't want to dump a bunch of money into magic items. who would? though, it may not be a bad idea if you'll be doing ALOT of shows for kids. (maybe 2 or 3 big visual tricks?) if you want the kids to know you as a "card guy", you may consider buying some funny gaff cards. Think of...

David Blaine's Mysterious stranger is going for just under 5$ on amazon. I dont think you'll learn any tricks from it, but it may be a interesting magic related read. I've looked in a copy at a book store, overall it's a pretty nice product.

I've looked EVERYWHERE around here and can't find a pack in any store. (severe lack of magic/novelty shops in south TX) I've read online that tally ho cards are of higher quality than standard bicycles. I certinly like the look much better (circle backs). but, when I read "higher quality"...

Penn & Teller ...of all people. yeah, it was those two that got me interested in magic. And judging by their tv show "Bullsh*t', they'de be the kind of people I'de like to meet. |ve never actually seen Blane or Angel, and I've never heared of any of the guys on this website.

I wouldn't doubt that in the future you may put them on ebay(or whatever will be the hot e-commerce site in 2018) and you'de get some bids from card collectors, or normal individuals who think they look really cool, and feel they can't live without it (you know, that feeling we all get when we...

I havent felt any pain. It's just the long term effects that Im curious about. I've heared it brought up in several of the tutorial videos that I find on youtube that the move will cause strain on the hands. It's nothing unbearable, the fact that it was braught up by people who clearly do...

I'm very new to magic and have been practicing a couple of basic cuts to get started. I coundn't help but notice how much strain many of the moves put on the hands. My question is for those of you who have been doing this kind of card work over many years, on a day to day basis. Have you...