I am thinking about buying witness and i wanted to know if it was worth the money. like oes it have any ridiculously hard sleights or anything like tat and is it instantly resetable.
Is Witness worth it?
- Thread starter Dylan P.
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I believe that witness is definitely worth the money. It is one of the easiest tricks that I perform. Extremely minimal sleights and the one or two that it may have are VERY easy. It does take some time to set up but even that is quick and easy. It is not an instant reset but that shouldn't discourage you from buying it. The reactions are phenomenal and I think it is in the top three of the products here on Theory11. Good luck and if you purchase it have fun.
Yes yes it is worth it... i did a performance last friday that would make David Blaine fell like crap...( well maybe not that bad) but was great...
some might say that they usually dont have a ziplock bag all the time but i have it... just for Witness (and indecent also) go for it and dont understimate it .... i did... and now i know i should use it more hehehe
some might say that they usually dont have a ziplock bag all the time but i have it... just for Witness (and indecent also) go for it and dont understimate it .... i did... and now i know i should use it more hehehe
Hate to be the dissenting judge but IMHO it's not worth it. It's a good trick, yes, but for the price it's a rip-off. It's like selling Triumph for that price.
And don't give me that nonsensical "Performance Tips" stuff because it still doesn't make up for the price.
And don't give me that nonsensical "Performance Tips" stuff because it still doesn't make up for the price.
Anyway, do you like it then buy it, it's not very cheap but anyway.If you feel the price is too expensive you can always get Thinking Out Loud by lee asher that way you can learn witness and 4 other tricks for 12 dollars
I am completely inept (it's true, I might as well have stumps for hands), and while I've purchased a number of downloads and DVDs from Theory 11, Witness was the first trick I showed to anyone. In this case, it was a friend who knew I was trying some card magic and he wanted to see a card trick. I was nervous and I made what I thought were two or three obvious blunders in presenting the trick--but when the final reveal was made, he was completely shocked. I thought he was being kind, but no, he was completely shocked. Shocked like the people in the trailer.
I then did a much smoother job of showing him A Poker Player's Picnic from the Royal Road to Card Magic; he thought it was pleasant but said that if he thought about it for a few minutes he could probably figure out how I did it. Then he asked me to do Witness again.
So I would say I got my money's worth. I'm going to practice it a ton more, though--if only so I can do it with more confidence and style, and feel that I'm doing it justice when I perform it.
I then did a much smoother job of showing him A Poker Player's Picnic from the Royal Road to Card Magic; he thought it was pleasant but said that if he thought about it for a few minutes he could probably figure out how I did it. Then he asked me to do Witness again.
So I would say I got my money's worth. I'm going to practice it a ton more, though--if only so I can do it with more confidence and style, and feel that I'm doing it justice when I perform it.
