Impromtu rising card difficulty...

[sidrohc]

To anyone who has this how easy is it to perform... 1(easy) - 10(hard) ?

 

[AceOfGears]

about a 4&1/2. pretty simple, just keep practicing. it might get kinda frusterating when u 1st try but watch the video 2 or 3 times and youll get it.




-Gears

 

[sidrohc]

Ok thanks man.

 

[The Dark Angel]

To anyone who has this:

Is it worth the 5 bucks?

 

[BlueBackedBikes]

To anyone who has this:

Is it worth the 5 bucks?

I'd also like to know this. Is it practical? Will you use it?

Many thanks,

Ryan

 

[JPedrosa]

yes

Believe me, it´s totally worth it. Buy it.
It´s very practical and you can use this technique for maanny effects.
you WILL use it.

 

[BlueBackedBikes]

Thanks J Pedrosa, you just sold me I'm buying it now!

I'll post my thoughts here later...

 

[chainzero]

The "move" isn't hard at all, but it does take a good amount of practice. Just don't expect a self-working trick and you'll be okay.

 

[BlueBackedBikes]

The "move" isn't hard at all, but it does take a good amount of practice. Just don't expect a self-working trick and you'll be okay.

I bought this and, well, you said it perfectly. It's not a hard trick to do, but it will take much practice to get it to a performance level and even more to get it as smooth as Chris'.

But really a revolutionary idea behind this trick, and it's absolutely and totally impromptu. If you don't mind putting lots of practice into great effects (which a magician should not), this is certainly worth the $5.

 

[Blindside462]

It's.....5 dollars.....

 

[BlueBackedBikes]

And probably the best $5 I've ever spent on magic

 

[The Dark Angel]

At first I was kinda disappointed, because I was distracted while watching it, so I somehow missed a crucial step, got frustrated and gave it up altogether, but then I went back and watched it again, and raelized it's pretty cool.