Descent

Great for tutorials

Love this effect ..

If you are the type of person who walks around with a deck of cards, you need to know this effect. I have literally forgot every other torn and restored method, because no one is close as good as this is. The audiences reaction is going to be: "Wait, what did I just see, what happened?" - Amazing. Justin Miller in the explanation says you are going to trick yourself in front of the mirror, you really do, thats how perfect it is.

O!M!G! This is so good! I recommend it definitely for every magician! For beginner or advanced! If you like performing street magic than this is for you! From it is 5 stars! AND the price is low! And it is not hard! What more could you ask?

do not be put off by the moves involved in this, with a little practice they become easy and natural... this effect is a shocker; they see you tear up their signed card and INSTANTLY restore it. it always gets a great reception.

When i first saw the trailer i thought performing the trick was going to be difficult, but it was actually easy than i thought it was going to be. This is a great trick for even beginner magicians.

Amazing! This trick is so simple & effective. It really does look like a camera trick that it will fool you! A must get for anyone who performs the torn and restored card trick and wants to take it to the next level!

It's a killer effect from one of the most prominent creative minds in magic today.
If you're tempted by this get Aftershock and Vibration too. I have almost all published material by JM. When I show other magicians his most refined work it becomes my 'refuse to explain' material. It's just too good.

Honestly, this is the only Torn and Restored effect I've ever been interested in performing. The method is exceedingly clean and there are no movements that aren't logically explained even to the most observant spectator. Further, I fully expect any dedicated, angle-conscious performer to be able to perform this routine without the "handling fool-proofer", making this a nearly impromptu effect.
Justin Miller's Descent is definitely a worker.

This was my favorite effect from the BOLD trailer, and I love it. Really practical, and very visual (as you can clearly see). The gimmick is easy to make, invisible, and it can be easily loaded. He teaches a loading method, but I would personally just have a few in by back pocket and palm them into play when necessary. Definitely recommend.