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Bond by Thinking Paradox

Created by: Thinking Paradox

Bond by Thinking Paradox is a visually stunning close-up magic trick where the magician visibly links two borrowed rings without any switches or duplicates. The rings are always in plain sight, and the magician can link and unlink them as many times as desired. This trick is perfect for parlor performances but can also be adapted for close-up magic with careful attention to angles. It's a strong, interactive effect that leaves spectators amazed.

Key features

  • Uses two borrowed rings, making it highly interactive and personal

  • No switches or duplicates required, enhancing the trick's credibility

  • Can be performed multiple times in a row, adding to its versatility

  • Suitable for both parlor and close-up performances with angle management

Pros

  • Highly visual and interactive

  • Uses borrowed items, increasing spectator engagement

  • No need for switches or duplicates, making it clean and direct

  • Can be performed multiple times in a row

Cons

  • Requires careful attention to angles in close-up performances

  • May need practice to manage the borrowed rings smoothly

Effect

Bond by Thinking Paradox is a visual ring linking routine. The magician borrows two rings from spectators. The rings visibly link and unlink multiple times without any switches or duplicates. The rings remain in plain sight throughout the entire performance, creating a clean and impossible effect.

Full Details

The routine allows the magician to link and unlink the rings as many times as desired. The method does not require switches, duplicates, or any suspicious handling. The rings can be borrowed, making the effect more convincing. The routine works well for parlor performances but can also be adapted for close-up with careful angle management.

Who Should Consider the Trick

This trick is ideal for magicians who perform with borrowed objects and want a strong visual routine. It suits performers who enjoy ring magic or want to add a quick, impactful effect to their set. The method is practical, making it accessible for those who prefer minimal setup and maximum impact.

Information on How Difficult It Is to Perform

The difficulty level is moderate. The method is straightforward, but proper handling and angle management are necessary, especially for close-up performances. The routine does not require advanced sleight of hand, but smooth execution will enhance the effect.

What Magicians Say

Murphy's Magic describes Bond as a routine where "two borrowed rings visibly link without any switches or duplicates." They highlight that the rings are always in plain sight, making the effect clean and deceptive. The ability to link and unlink the rings multiple times adds versatility to the routine.

The trick is priced at $25, making it an affordable addition to a magician's repertoire. It is recommended for performers who want a strong visual effect with minimal setup.

What people are saying about Bond by Thinking Paradox

MurphysMagicSupplies says...

Here you can link two borrowed Rings visibly and without any switches the two rings are genuinely borrowed and they're always in plain sight there's no switches or duplicates and you can link and unlink them as many times as you want.

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