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Frequent Flyer by Evan Beaugard


A self-contained playing card levitation.
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A playing card is selected from the deck. The card is shown front and back before being placed in the magician’s outstretched palm. On command, the card rises up slowly, floating above the magician's outstretched palm as if buoyed on a cushion of air. The magician then pushes the card back down onto his hand. Finally, he hands the selected card out for examination. It's a simple, direct and startling piece of "impromptu" magic. Remember these points: there is nothing added or taken away. The trick is entirely self-contained. There are no funny moves, no sleights, and nothing is attached to the floating card. The card can be show from both sides before and after it floats off of your hand.

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Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on December 30th, 2017
This effect is one which I was most glad to have obtained. The effect is magical and the HOW is wonderfully discreet. The 'something' that makes this work, gets introduced and later, hidden in the hands most natural movements. Every action here is normal, and the gaff just blends into those movements. Before and after the effect, card is 'clean'-hands clean, and it's a joy to perform. Naturally, folks may stoop to look below the card as it floats. I keep my arms and hands naturally low-and don't let the card hover for too long. I push it back 'down' before anyone can see. Card levitations like this, and Hover card, present the Magi with the issue of angles, and crowd control. The performance situation will naturally help determine which method out of several one will employ to make that card float. To get truly 'clean', and eliminate the potential for spectator peeking or snooping, we all have Loops to use. For a clean card rise, Loops, or Kundalini Rising by Jeff McBride. Frequent Flier is I believe a very well conceived levitation, not to be overlooked. It comes with 2 cards, red and blue and a routine. I prefer the Blue card as it provides better camoflauge than the red, discreet as the gaff may be. Once seen and understood, one may make additional gaff cards. I made black back Bicycles ones, as these truly eliminate any chance of the gaff being seen. And to be clear, the gaff is so well configured that no one will know of it. The card cannot be instantly examined, but switched on the deck-which is often the case with special cards. The instructions refer to being able to levitate a card from the deck itself. How to accomplish this is not indicated or explained. Nor could the gaffed card easily rise from the top of the deck, if at all. Checking videos, scarce few exist for this trick, beyond a set of hands floating the card in what appears to be a workshop, with table and tools in the background. In any case, this I believe is a worthwhile version of levitating card, and worth the price. I left out 1 star due to the deck reference, with no elaboration.
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Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on May 1st, 2006
i thought the gimmick was good but you cant just hand it out for examination, you need to do a special move!!!!! Over all i liked it, and it blends in with the card!!! It is not a street magic trick it is for close-up and stage maybe!!!!
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Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on April 8th, 2006
This trick is definitely one of my favorite tricks to perform. However, depending on your position when you're performing this, the spectator can sometimes figure out how your are doing it. To counter that, the method they teach you so it can be examined will fool your skeptical audience. You should definitely get this.
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Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on April 7th, 2006
This is pretty cool...It lost a star because the instructions aren't clear, another reason is you can't have all angles. Because of that I gave it 3 stars.
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Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on March 19th, 2006
This is a really good trick it's all self contained the only reason it's not a 5 is that you really can't "instantly" hand it out. It gets great reactions people scream when the card levitates in your hand.
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