Aero by Bond Lee

Effect

AERO is a close-up magic trick that features a dancing cane. The cane appears to move and dance on its own, creating a visually captivating effect for the audience. The movement is smooth and seemingly impossible, making it a striking piece of magic.

Full details

AERO is designed for close-up performances. It uses a thread mechanism to create the illusion of the cane moving independently. The construction is lightweight, primarily made of plastic, which contributes to its delicate nature. The trick requires careful handling due to its fragile components.

Who should consider the trick

AERO is best suited for magicians who specialize in close-up magic and are comfortable working with delicate props. It is ideal for performers who want to add a visually engaging element to their routines. However, those who prefer more durable or versatile props may find AERO less practical.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

The difficulty level of AERO is moderate. It requires precise handling and control to maintain the illusion of the cane dancing. The fragile thread mechanism adds an extra layer of complexity, making it essential for the performer to practice extensively to avoid mishaps during the performance.

What magicians say

Craig and Ryland from magic-tv reviewed AERO and shared their thoughts. Ryland, who loves dancing canes, found AERO impractical due to its fragile thread and lightweight plastic construction. He rated it 70%, while Craig gave it a 50% rating. Both agreed that while the effect is visually appealing, the trick's fragility makes it less suitable for regular use in close-up performances.