Easy Cube by Axel Hecklau

Created by: Axel Hecklau

Easy Cube by Axel Hecklau is a revolutionary Rubik's Cube magic trick that allows performers to instantly solve a mixed cube with no prior knowledge of solving algorithms. The trick includes five versatile routines, from basic instant solves to advanced performances where spectators solve the cube themselves. Perfect for close-up, parlour, or stage magic, Easy Cube comes with everything you need to perform immediately, including popcorn bags and stickers to customize your cube. The effect is visually stunning and leaves audiences baffled, as the cube transforms from scrambled to solved in seconds.

Key features

  • No need to know how to solve a Rubik's Cube

  • Includes five different routines for varied performances

  • Comes with all necessary accessories (bags, stickers)

  • Angle-proof and suitable for close-up or stage magic

  • Highly realistic gimmick design

Pros

  • Instant setup and ready to perform

  • Strong audience reactions with minimal effort

  • Versatile for different performance styles

  • High-quality construction and design

  • Includes detailed performance tips and subtleties

Cons

  • Requires applying stickers upon arrival

  • Higher price point compared to similar tricks

Effect

Easy Cube by Axel Hecklau is a Rubik's Cube magic trick that creates the illusion of an instant solve. A spectator mixes the cube, places it in a bag, and moments later, it emerges fully solved. The effect is clean, visual, and requires no prior knowledge of solving a Rubik's Cube. The trick includes multiple routines, from basic instant solves to more advanced performances where the spectator appears to solve the cube themselves inside the bag.

Full details

Easy Cube comes with two speed cubes, popcorn bags for the routine, and a detailed tutorial covering five different performance methods. The basic routine involves a spectator mixing the cube, placing it in the bag, and then revealing it solved. More advanced routines include a sucker effect where the audience believes there’s a second cube in the bag, only to be proven wrong. Axel Hecklau’s FISM-winning routine is also included, where the spectator appears to solve the cube inside the bag before the magician dramatically tears it open to reveal the solved cube. The trick requires minimal setup, such as applying stickers, and is ready to perform immediately.

Who should consider the trick

Easy Cube is ideal for magicians who want a visually strong, self-working cube effect. It suits performers at any skill level, from beginners to professionals, since it doesn’t require knowledge of Rubik’s Cube algorithms. Close-up magicians will appreciate its realistic appearance, while stage performers can adapt it for larger audiences. Those who enjoy interactive magic will find the spectator involvement in some routines particularly engaging.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

Easy Cube is designed to be easy to perform. The basic routine can be done immediately with little practice, making it accessible for beginners. More advanced routines, such as Axel’s FISM act, require additional rehearsal to perfect timing and presentation. The gimmick is well-made and reliable, reducing the risk of errors during performance. Steve Faulkner notes that even with minimal practice, the effect is strong enough to fool spectators convincingly.

What magicians say

Steve Faulkner from RealMagicReview praises Easy Cube for its strong visual impact and fooling power. He mentions that spectators, including semi-professional cubers, have been completely fooled by the effect. He highlights the quality of Axel Hecklau’s construction, stating that the cube looks completely normal even under close inspection. Comparing it to Henry Harris’s RD 360, Steve notes that Easy Cube excels in close-up settings due to its realistic appearance, while RD 360 is better suited for stage performances. He also appreciates the detailed tutorial, which includes performance tips and subtleties from Axel’s professional experience.

What people are saying about Easy Cube

RealMagicReview says...

The basic routine is they mix it up, you put it in the bag, you bring it out and it's solved—without knowing any algorithms or anything like that. [...] It's incredibly strong; audiences have no idea how it's done.

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