It has been said before but his products are great. Here is a short (and I mean very short review of the products that I have of his)
ONE: Incredible, by far his best work in my opinion there is something for everyone in here. An amazing 3,4 phase sandwich routine, one of the craziest two card transpositions ever (impromptu and a borrowed deck). Amazing mentalism with cards. A killer souvenir for the spectator. Plus 5 new slights including 2 new practical forces.
TWO: I have mixed emotions on this one when I first got it i felt a little disappointed, I just felt it was not as good as one. When I re-read it and understood what was going on I saw its worth. There are some nice routines in it but most of the require minimal setup, ie using a duplicate card or a gaff card. But some of the reactions you can get out of this are crazy using this material you can get people to give you the Blaine-esque reactions consistently.
BLOOD: I personally mark every deck I have with this system as soon as I open them that is how much I love this. I was at a party performing one night and someone there was a pit boss from the casino and he saw me aside and asked if i used marked cards for some of my pieces. I handed him the deck and asked him to be the judge. After 6 riffle tests later he could not find them. Later I told a couple of days later that they were in fact marked, however he still did not believe me.
RIP: Nice TnR nothing too special although it happens in the hands of the spectator it does use a gimmick not too practical if you plan on repeating it constantly. Plus I am more of a fan of the slow nature of the more traditional piece by piece visual restorations.
Irreversible: Amazing concept nothing can be said how strong this is.
Memento: The safe way to psychologically force a card. Very nice but if preforming you will defiantly need to do a deck switch unless you use the "impromptu" variation which I often use more mainly because I don't like carrying many decks around. however this method is not at all examinable, whereas using the gimmick the spectator can at least see their card.
DECKN9NE: Nice fairest looking triumph defiantly not going to use this as much though another whole deck switch is needed to make this practical.
OUTLAW: I love this for some unknow reason even though it fails on the same ground that the other two previous effects did. I still use if from time to time if I know I can get away with a deck switch. However I do like using it though for a one effect type thing.
82/73: Interesting concept I love it, semi practical if being repeated but is has the advantage of leaving you with a normal deck of cards.
Devil's Touch: A masterpiece when you read it you will punch yourself in the head because of how simple it is. Powerful tool none the less.
CUT: Interesting concept, very easy however most people don't like it. I personally love it. Most people say you need to use a deck switch to make it practical however I disagree, yes it is not completely examinable but the gimmick is very very easy to control around the deck. I have done full palour type shows using this deck and not once needing to use a deck switch. Like I said the nature of the gimmick is beautiful and can be handled very easliy so you can constantly suffle it around the deck and not worry about anyone expecting anything.
Wow that was only suppose to be about a sentence or two on each product if I missed one I am sorry but if you have any other questions send me a pm.
) and I luv all his stuff, all his products are practical, except R.I.P but maybe thats because I dont have the ''device''.. the only thig you gotta do is practice, and its hardhitting magic 
