Aeon is really well thought out. First, the rings that you get are honestly really nice! And to get 5 of them, in various sizes, is worth the asking price all on their own. The instruction is also well thought out. The initial moves are easy and attainable fairly quickly, I'd say. The later moves require more skill and thus more practice. The moves can be built on top of each other as well. The only con I would say is, the audio could be better. There's background music which sometimes makes the audio even harder to hear. It's not bad, but it could have been better. Over all, I'd recommend Aeon!

I've been a card guy for a long time and this is a great set to start branching into new things. Great instructions and very well made rings. Definitely worth the purchase!

The rings of course leveled up my Magic game with just how smooth and frictionless they are. I can definitely tell the difference between it and regular rings for sure. Not just that but the tutorials and all different kinds of moves leveled up my ring game in general. It's not too terribly easy stuff to learn but very worth it once you get it down.

For the price of one ring
You get 5
And a bunch of moves
Only one in the project is “knuckle busting”

Very happy with my purchase :)

Great routine. Perfect if you want to have a foundation for ring sleights. And It comes with multiple sizes (5 rings) which in my opinion makes it a bargain for 35$

I just started to do ring magic. I was lucky enough to score Aeon on one of the 'half price sale' days. What a bonus ! I have been a hobbyist for over 50 yrs., so I am learning it all pretty quickly. Benjamin Mei is an excellent instructor. I look forward to having Aeon as one of my everyday dazzlers ! -Greg Hickman-

To be honest I was more interested in the tutorials themselves, but I was pleasantly surprised with the rings. They are indeed designed to glide more smoothly on the fingers, and feel great. Also, I was worried about not having one fit me, since I am a half size, but one works for me perfectly.

The tricks themselves are pretty solid, and as a beginner to ring magic I think it's a major bang for your buck for all of the things you get in it.

I would honestly recommend this to someone, especially if they're new to ring magic and looking for a jumping off point.

You are getting 11 moves, including a routine to chain some of them, as well as 5 very well-designed rings (which you can also just wear on you casually). Realistically speaking, if you were to buy just 5 rings, you'd pay about the same price, so here you're essentially getting magic for free.

Since the rings come in varying sizes, you can easily find the one you need to use. A great bonus is if your hands are not dry and are a bit sweaty, you can just use a larger size ring, and it will still work great, instead of having to wait for "the perfect conditions".

Finally, I should say that not all moves are practical. Some of them are very angle-sensitive, but they still look great on camera, and (if you practice a lot) you could still pull them off on a single spectator.

Rings came good, love the reduced friction design

These are very nice Rings for tricks and also you can wear it every day.