This is a really nice effect. Although, this trick is not for beginners because of its angle issue. But if you spend time with it, you'll find that "sweet" angle for it and it'll look awesome.

I like this trick. It's a short, sweet, impromptu miracle that will surprise spectators. Perfect for linking rubber band routines and broken and restored rubber band routines. Plus, the way it works is great and is super easy.

I'm not really into rubber-band magic, but this is such a beautiful effect. I'll probably do it all the time!

I like this because it is impromptu, easy, and free.

This is a very cool effect, but it is very, very angle sensitive. That being said, I still think it is cool.

I'm very impressed with this trick. It's very creative but also EXTREMELY angle-sensitive.

Nice idea but it's a bit angle sensitive. Overall, nice trick though.

Pretty good effect that is easy to do and is completely free to examine. However, because of the angle of the affect, I take off one star.

This effect is pretty cool.

Pros: Cool, visual, examinable, and impromptu.

Cons: Very angle sensitive and there's a blaring tv in the explanation.

Overall, good!

Far to angle sensitive but a cool effect overall.

This is not an amazing effect, but if you are with a friend and you have a rubberband, this is a good trick. The explanation is not high quality but conveys the main idea.

This is cool when the spectator is in the right position, otherwise it's too angle sensitive.

The explanation is filmed quite badly (especially with the TV on in the background) but it's free and it's actually pretty cool and creative. I liked it!

This is great, I personally love rubber band effects and I will definitely use this one.

I like this trick a lot! It is really creative and it is impromptu, which is one of the best parts. The trick itself is angle sensitive, and Robert doesn't really go into that.

I'm impressed by how creative this is! I took off a star because it is angle-sensitive, but I like how this is very out-of-the-box. I don't think I'll use it much, but it's nice as a quick moment of magic.

Cool trick but horrible explanation; the explanation is only one minute long and the filming is quite bad.

Awesome! This one is ingenious and totally impromptu!