Joe's done it again. When it comes to rubberband magic, I've yet to come across an equal to Joe Rindfleisch. I have several of his tricks as well as a bag of his bands. To be honest, I didn't appreciate rubberband magic until Joe came along. Every trick of his, I've been very happy with.

Rubber Dellusion is no exception. Joe really takes his time to demonstrate the various tricks repeatedly, slowly, and from different camera angles. Yes, these tricks will require practice. But Joe will be with you every step of the way. I wish all magicians took their time teaching as he does. No filler... just good, solid, ample instruction.

I have rated this download as a 4.5 star. While it's visual, it's a quick thing. Still, this is a trick that, once you know how to do it, you'll use for impromptu tricks. While the entire download is based on one key principal, Joe generously gives you enough variations to keep you satisfied. I certainly am. Get this trick!

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Maybe it is just me, but for me the tutorial was not clear enough. The tricks itself are quite good, but that explanation. I didn't know which part of rubber band should I grab or how to twist the hand and so on. At the end I've found it out and learn everything, but I took me much more that then it could if the tutorial was clear enough.

That's enough for me to give 3 stars. But as I sad, maybe it is just me...

I like this a lot for the following reasons
1) 100% impromptu even borrowed bands will work off the bat
2) joe teaches from the front , and rear, so there is no confusion on learning this
3) multiple effects that a spectator could help with and end up with the bands, in an lnstant

These are top class rubber band effects but you better allot very, very much time for practice to master the initial setup. Possibly he could have slowed down or spent more time on teaching the initial setup, but that is one man’s opinion. I spent quite amount of time between getting the effect and offering my review due to an illness,but my review stands after getting over the illness and recovery.

I LOVE everything Joe Rindfleisch presents. No exception here. When I saw he had published new effects I DID NOT EVEN VIEW THE TRAILER! I instantly hit the BUY BUTTON!

After I bought it I learned it and LOVE it. Get this NOW!

I watched like 30 seconds of the trailer before adding this to my cart. I have yet to be disappointed by anything Rindfleisch has put out. I don’t think he moved too fast at all.I have to watch rubber band magic tutorials several times before grasping the moves. I think that’s more of a rubber band thing than a problem with this tutorial. I picked up the basic move after watching it a couple times. Like previous reviewers, I think it would have been helpful to have footage of this performed (even if just in a studio) to see how he got into it, what misdirection he uses, and other subtleties. I liked how he did that in his lecture. Other than that, this was perfect.

Joe has taken one move and created a ton of material. All easy, all super visual. I’m usually not big on rubber band magic but I have to put this in my act!

doesn't he slow down when he first teaches the initial set up?
why doesn't he have a camera view that maximizes instructions

OH MY GOD!
Thank you because of you, now I will be doing a lot of rubber band magic!

I just recently watched the tutorial and thought, how interesting. To take one move and create an entire routine based off of that alone is impressive. The teaching is super clear except in one area. But if you watch it a few times you’ll figure it out. If you’re into rubberband magic, this is well worth the price. You’ll never forget how to do the move once you learn it. It’s really simple. Just make sure you find better rubber-bands than I used. All in all, a solid 4 out of 5 stars.