VISIBLE

My father still don’t believe in what he saw, I performed in front of him and now he asking me to do the trick for my whole family and friends of him… impressive trick.

There are several variations to perform the effect, which makes it versatile. The technique is very subtle: just taking the deck out of the box hides everything. If you practice, it looks 100% invisible. I’ve performed this many times, and nobody has figured

The Invisible Deck is a classic that every magician knows. Of course, there are many versions: gimmicked decks, half-turned setups, and some technically demanding methods that aren’t always deceptive. But this is the only approach I’ve found that uses a standard deck, no gimmicks at all — and it’s by far the best.

It’s a little challenging at first, and knowing your deck order can help a lot, but the impact is totally worth it. You can perform this anywhere — even in casual situations, like on the street. Overall, an excellent piece of magic that I’m very glad I pur.

Tricks myself while I’m doing it. So amazing.

It is a fantastic take on the invisible deck and well taught.

Great trick, easy to do, and method is so simple

Very good explanation but I think it would be nice if there was also a tutorial to make a memorized deck and methods to remember it.

Love to be able to give the deck in the hands of spectator and to finish clean and to continue with the same deck for more miracles. Bye bye deck switches !

This move is a little knacky. But it's a great idea to have as a backup or alternative. The move seems a little unnatural but maybe, with a bigger movement, it will fly. I like this idea. Asi Wind uses a similar concept in one of his pieces.

All three ways he shows are variants of each other. Overall, I'm not a fan of the method and will not be using it much. But that's just my taste -- it may work for others. Instructions are clear. Video quality is good. It's worth the purchase at least if you're curious on how it's done.

This is a great alternative to an invisible deck and the spectators can examine the cards. Kassim does a great job explaining and assisted by Saav they both present a nice tutorial for a cool effect. The versions taught are slightly different and anyone should be able to perform at least one of the three whether advanced or a beginner. Great piece of magic at a fair price!

From the description, one would think that you can grab somebody's deck of cards, and instantly perform this effect impromptu. This is not the case. This is an ingenious effect, no doubt about it, and many magicians will love this, but those of us that want to perform miracles without preparation will be frustrated. I will NOT be using either method, I can't use this at all. I can't explain why, without giving away the secret. You cannot open a fresh deck to perform this. But for many, it will be very worthwhile. I have a few intricate, subtle and delicious ways of performing the classic invisible deck, I don't do the standard version, even Doug Henning used to perform the invisible deck using the stale old patter, I saw him in Boston in '79, I was amazed that he didn't have a more interesting presentation. An effect is only as good as the presentation, and I am not overly impressed with the presentation on this, it is more like a 'magician fooler' than anything else. No poetry. It feels clever but it doesn't feel fresh or charming. The Wizard has spoken.

Pros - Well taught. Super clear. Goes over different variations that add some flexibility to the method. Creative approach to making this truly non-gimmicked
Cons - However, the ad is a bit misleading (imo) because it gives the impression you can just grab an ordinary deck and go into the routine immediately. You can’t - not even close. There is a lot of setup prior that needs to be done ( besides Method 3 but even then there is set up involved). As long as you have time to do this - great! It’s workable. In addition, he recommends modification to the box to make it easier. However, how do you justify ruining somebody’s box on the fly to do that?
Still, a creative approach. Just be aware of these things. Maybe the real value is that it can spur some thinking to push the limits even further. Creative!