Triple Gozinta Boxes by Ivo David Oliveira and TCC Magic

Created by: Ivo David Oliveira, TCC Magic

Triple Gozinta Boxes is a visually stunning stage or parlor magic trick where three nested boxes defy logic by vanishing one at a time in a clean and impossible manner, ultimately leaving the performer's hands empty. This topological magic effect, inspired by Lubor Fiedler's work, allows for size-defying transformations, such as placing the largest box inside the smallest, and includes routines for card productions or an eight-ball reveal. Buyers should note that it is a prop-based trick requiring some handling skill, but it is designed to be angle-friendly and can be shown empty before and after vanishes to enhance the mystery.

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Triple Gozinta Boxes by Ivo David Oliveira & TCC Magic from Monster Magic
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Key features

  • Modern evolution of the classic Gozinta Box plot with three nested boxes

  • Suitable for stage or parlor conditions with strong visual impact

  • Robust and well-finished construction for durability

  • Straightforward and angle-friendly handling

  • Boxes can be shown empty before and after vanishes for added impossibility

  • Includes routines for card productions and other reveals

Pros

  • Highly visual and clean vanishes that leave hands empty

  • Durable construction for repeated performances

  • Angle-friendly handling makes it practical for various performance settings

  • Versatile for integrating into other routines or as a standalone effect

Cons

  • Lightweight construction may feel less substantial to some performers

  • Added complexity with three boxes compared to classic two-box versions may not justify the effect for all users

  • Requires a reset between performances, which could be a drawback for quick repetitions

Effect

The Triple Gozinta Boxes create a visual and impossible sequence of vanishes. The magician displays three nested boxes of different sizes. One by one, each box visibly and cleanly disappears, leaving the performer's hands completely empty. The boxes can be shown empty before and after the vanishes, adding to the mystery.

Full details

The Triple Gozinta Boxes are a modern version of the classic Gozinta Box plot. This version uses three nested boxes instead of two. The prop set is designed for durability with robust construction. The routine includes taught methods for card productions and an eight-ball reveal. The handling is angle-friendly, allowing performers to show the boxes empty at various points. The boxes are lightweight, making them practical for travel and performance.

Who should consider the trick

This trick suits magicians who perform in stage or parlor conditions. It is ideal for those who want a strong visual prop routine. Performers looking for a clean vanish of sizable objects will find it useful. It also appeals to magicians interested in integrating the boxes into other routines. Alex Kirk notes creative potential for those who enjoy topological magic effects.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

The handling is straightforward and designed for working magicians. The method is angle-friendly, reducing performance complexity. Saturn Magic describes the routine as practical with minimal difficult moves. Reset is not mentioned as an issue, suggesting ease of repeated use. The tutorial covers multiple routines, accommodating various skill levels.

What magicians say

Alex Kirk questions if three boxes improve on the classic two-box version but acknowledges the creative potential. He praises the clever routines taught, including card productions. Saturn Magic highlights the visual impact and durability, calling it a modern evolution of the classic plot. They note the boxes can be shown empty, enhancing the effect's impossibility. Both reviewers agree it is a professional prop suitable for performance conditions.

What people are saying about Triple Gozinta Boxes

Alex Kirk says...

He questions whether three boxes improve on the classic two-box version, but acknowledges the creative potential for integrating the boxes into other routines.

SaturnMagicShop says...

The routine involves three nested boxes that visually and cleanly vanish one at a time, ultimately leaving the performer’s hands completely empty.

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