1 review for Super Force Glass by Alex McLittle Magical Creations
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Super Force Glass by Alex McLittle Magical Creations
(c. 2000) (Submit Review) (Submit Update)Effect: The Transparent Change Bag has been in the mentalist’s ft arsenal of tools forever. It’s a great prop, but sometimes feels a little “proppy.” Enter Alex McLittle and his Super Force Glass.
The Super Force Glass looks like an elegant wine goblet, Crystal clear. No place for any kind of gimmickry. Yet, it will do everything that a Transparent Change Bag will do! Fill the glass with slips of paper. On the slips are names of people, names of countries, numbers, etc. Despite the fact that the glass is clear and that all of the slips can be seen at all times, you are able to instantly force the slip of paper that matches your prediction. Easy as pie. And, at the end you can hand the glass out for examination. They will find nothing.
The Super Force Glass comes with routines and tips on handling. Even a presentation that allows the glass to be examined at the beginning as well as at the end! Imported from Portugal.
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Approx. Price: $32.50 (2001) ***
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Andrew Payne –
Super Farce Glass
I am very sorry I purchased this product. Each product description I read spoke of how versatile and easy to use the Super Force Glass is supposed to be. Unfortunately, nothing could be further from the truth. First of all, every handling included in the instructions requires you to hide the "powerful secret" at the time of selection by holding the glass around half of its circumference. No given handlings will allow you to offer the glass by holding the stem only (as one retailer is pictured holding it). When offering the glass for billet selection, you are required to either hold the glass at a slight distance from the spectator (so they don’t contact the "powerful secret" when reaching inside), or you actually have to dump some billets from the glass into your hand before you can offer the selection. A more difficult (and very angly) handling is given, which is supposedly better, but let’s just say that not only does the glass still have to be handled around half its circumference, but you will be tenkai palming before and after the force. Not quite "easy as pie" as another retailer stated. The elegance of offering a selection to a spectator from a clear glass is quite appealing. Unfortunately, the Super Force Glass requires suspicious and sometimes even noisy handling which destroys all hope of a natural, elegant performance. The instructions are poorly written. It is also very overpriced for what you receive. I hope this review saves someone some money.