There are too many problems with this routine that keep me from recommending it. The issue is the gaff. Because of its construction, your angles are horrible. Secondly, because of the way it works, it forces you to handle cards in a way that looks, and even sounds, unnatural. You might get away with that kind of move once, but when you have to keep doing it over and over again, it's going to become obvious to the spectator that somehow the method is relying on that.

The original classic matrix routine is not all that difficult. The sleights are basic and certainly not beyond anyone's capability. And to be honest, even though you could say Impossible Matrix doesn't require sleights, the handling of the gaff is a little awkward and finicky, so it doesn't really seem any easier than employing basic sleights.

A simple idea but a killer effect when done properly. Unlike some card coin matrix effects this one is very easy to perform and the handling is very clever. The one problem is that it is not totally examinable however with good presentation this is easy to get around. I like this one for ease of handling and for how strong it can be when done properly.

John Kennedy has come out with yet another great trick, but this time for a decent price. If you like the original coin matrix but find yourself getting caught, then this pick this up and you'll solve that problem. The coins disappear and you can even show the underside of the card. The downside is that it can't be inspected but you can very easily do a switch out an they will be none the wiser.

A real worker. There's no other way to describe this effect. It's one of those tricks that you can rely on. It's quick and direct. You don't weigh the audience down with miles of patter. Just let the coins and the magic do the talking for you. Like ambitious card, this trick crosses the language boundaries. Nothing is simpler - I have three coins here and one by one they teleport. Done. Buy now! Note: The gimmick may be easy to spot if you allow spectators to gaze upon the cards for too long. My advice is to keep your hands moving.

Impossible matrix is a good pocket trick that will stun audiences. The reason I gave it four stars is that it is hard to do on a slick surface. If you want the trick to look even more amazing try a closeup pad.

That trick is too good to be real. The first time I tried it I did it correctly. It's very easy to perform, and it looks so impossible. This is the trick for blowing people away!

I like this. It's real easy to learn. The handling of the cards requires a little bit of skill, but once learned its amazing.

With a little practice you truly come to love the effect!!!
For 10 bucks I recommend it!!

The trick is not bad, it works on some people, but you have to be very skilled to actually do the trick right. The way you handle the cards to conceal the secret is pretty hard. Well, maybe I'll get better at this...

The impossible matrix is an awesome gimmick and is one of the best mysteriously coin traveling tricks I have ever seen. It was done to me before and the look on my face I was just dumbfounded especially when you turn the card over and your totaly clean. Now it's my turn to make some chins drop.