Superman Coin Bend

[Sam Hardy]

I've got a few questions concerning Ellusionist's Superman Coin Bend;

1) How many hours (roughly) does it take to master?
2) How easy is the gimmick to conceal? Does it need concealing? Where do you keep it when performing the trick?
3) Is it worth the money?
4) What are the reactions like?
5) Would you recommend it?

Thanks, I know that's a lot of questions, but I really appreciate your help.

~The Emogician~

 

[EugeneSoh]

I've got a few questions concerning Ellusionist's Superman Coin Bend;

1) How many hours (roughly) does it take to master?
2) How easy is the gimmick to conceal? Does it need concealing? Where do you keep it when performing the trick?
3) Is it worth the money?
4) What are the reactions like?
5) Would you recommend it?

Thanks, I know that's a lot of questions, but I really appreciate your help.

~The Emogician~

Thats just like asking..."how is the trick done? can i get it for free?"

 

[MitchellStafiej]

1) How many hours (roughly) does it take to master?

Like any effect it takes practice. It's not the method that will take a long time to master, but the performance aspect of the effect will take a long time to polish.

2) How easy is the gimmick to conceal? Does it need concealing? Where do you keep it when performing the trick?

The Gimmick is fairly easy to conceal. The gimmick will be in your hands when performing.

3) Is it worth the money?

Personally, I find there are much better and more practical coin bends than this one. There are a couple of coin bends that will be released VERY soon. It is called Coinvexed and is by David Penn. The bend happens inside the spectators hands whereas the Superman Coin Bend only bend in YOUR hands.

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=xwbmbPOG-YA (Coinvexed)

There is another coin bend coming out as well. It's called Skin.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_DhzpIGcJQo

4) What are the reactions like?

With a proper presentation the reactions are wonderful.

5) Would you recommend it?

It isn't the be all and end all of coin bends. It is an average effect and I would personally save you money and wait for one of the two previously mentioned coin bends to be released.

Mitchell

 

[Sam Hardy]

Thats just like asking..."how is the trick done? can i get it for free?"

I didn't want to know how the trick was done, and I don't want it free - I just want as much information about the trick before I blow $58 on it. Yes, the $58 includes shipping.

Mitchell, thanks very much for the advice, I think I will wait

 

[EugeneSoh]

I didn't want to know how the trick was done

Then dont buy it if you dont wanna know how its done lol!

 

[coin_aholic]

Your best bet is to have patience and not post this topic on every Magic website you can...

(saw this on e)

 

[Sam Hardy]

Yeh OK, I just wanted to know what the people at Ellusionist thought, since there'd be more chance that someone would've bought it over there.

Then dont buy it if you dont wanna know how its done lol!

What? Lol I can't really say much without you giving me an answer like that.

Never mind, I'm not going to buy it.

 

[Anonymous002]

I've got a few questions concerning Ellusionist's Superman Coin Bend;

1) How many hours (roughly) does it take to master?
2) How easy is the gimmick to conceal? Does it need concealing? Where do you keep it when performing the trick?
3) Is it worth the money?
4) What are the reactions like?
5) Would you recommend it?

Thanks, I know that's a lot of questions, but I really appreciate your help.

~The Emogician~

1- Not long....somewhere on these forums is a kid named JohnH...he can vouch for that...i got my best reactions the night i learned the trick. I had a group of body builders screaming on the street..
2-easily concealed you can perform it surrounded
3- yes it is worth the money...you get a good quality gimmick
4-reactions(see number 1)
5-get it!.....if you have the money!