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What is the best practical street levitation?
- Thread starter Enzo
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well the balducci levitation was probably one of the best and most practical versions out there. unfourtunatly so many people have exposed this trick, many people will know how to do this, or they can easily find it online. there are many out there. i personally dont do levetations, but the balducci levitation is a good place to start.
If you have 1,500$ to spare, check out F.L.Y, the Freakiest Levitation Yet ; it has been created by the guy (sorry forgot his name) who worked with Ellusionist on the Aliun Levitation, and it sure looks a lot like it regardless of the method.It's said to have good angles, and you can rotate 180° while levitating. Also, there's nothing to see underneath your shoes before nor after.
I'm sure it didn't help, but that's the only thing that pops into my mind right now.
F.
I'm sure it didn't help, but that's the only thing that pops into my mind right now.
F.
This would in fact be one of the most angle proof.
I also highly recommend Wild levitation. You need a jacket, but as a result your angles are quite decent and you go quite high
I bought skywalker two years ago. I loved it but Zac is right. And it reallllllyyyy hurts to walk around in. Try it for 8 hours and let me know your experience...
Despite its exposure, I still think the Balducci is the best levitation available. It's impromptu, practical in every regard, and if you present it right, it will continue to fool individuals who already believe they know how it's done. This levitation built the craaaziest reputation back in high school. And this was during the same time it was exposed on national television.
If you're looking for something more gimmicky and don't mind a hefty price and some arts & crafts, I recommend you look into Icarus by Aaron Paterson. It looks insane in the right circumstances, and you legitimately levitate about a foot off the ground. Perhaps it's excessive but I believe it's worth the price and effort. I used this effect regularly for a promo reel a few years back, and the reactions were never disappointing. Look into it if self-levitation's your type of thing.
RS.
If you're looking for something more gimmicky and don't mind a hefty price and some arts & crafts, I recommend you look into Icarus by Aaron Paterson. It looks insane in the right circumstances, and you legitimately levitate about a foot off the ground. Perhaps it's excessive but I believe it's worth the price and effort. I used this effect regularly for a promo reel a few years back, and the reactions were never disappointing. Look into it if self-levitation's your type of thing.
RS.
Mayne's Levitator DVD is a masterpiece. So good.
There was a time when I used to be a jerk, and anytime someone would ask me to levitate, I would build it up to this really serious big deal. Then I would do a small jump.