Rubber Fly by Russell Leeds

Effect

The Rubber Fly trick involves three rubber bands that vanish one by one and then reappear on the magician's wrist. The effect is clean and visual, making it a strong piece of magic for close-up or walk-around performances. The trick creates a sense of wonder as the rubber bands seem to disappear and reappear in an impossible manner.

Full details

Rubber Fly is a rubber band trick created by Russell Leeds. It uses a combination of moves, including the triangle move and the V-move, to make the rubber bands vanish and reappear. The trick is designed to be performed with three rubber bands, and the sequence of vanishes and reappearances is smooth and deceptive. The trick is unpublished but will be available on The Netrix with a full tutorial.

Who should consider the trick

Rubber Fly is ideal for magicians who perform close-up or walk-around magic. It is particularly suited for those who enjoy working with rubber bands and want to add a strong, visual routine to their repertoire. The trick is also a good choice for performers who like to engage their audience with clean and direct effects.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

The trick requires some skill with rubber band moves, including the triangle move and the V-move. While it is not overly complex, it does need practice to perform smoothly. Magicians with experience in rubber band magic will find it easier to learn, but even beginners can master it with dedication.

What magicians say

Craig Petty describes Rubber Fly as "one of the best rubber band routines ever created." He praises its clean and visual nature, making it a standout trick for close-up performances. Craig also mentions that combining Rubber Fly with another trick, Empowerment, can create a stronger routine. He highlights the trick's upcoming release on The Netrix, where a full tutorial will be available.