Thanks to David Stone for introducing this thing. Dont think, just but it. it's worth the money! :)

Like most, I was brought to this by David Stone, and I can't tell you how great this simple gimmick is. For the low cost, it is a great addition to any silk routine, but it can be modified for things like newspapers, balloons, blankets, space ships, and mythical creatures that you might also use.

I'm a bit reluctant to recommend this, frankly, because I don't want it to get around! The truth is, though, visually, it's a stunner, and easy to do. It takes a bit of practice, but of course all good magic does. Check out David Stone's routines with this (online). The balloon effect is the easiest to do. But Stone uses it to great effect with a coin and handkerchief, too, though that is more challenging to pull off.

Thank you David Stone for introducing this to me! If you hadn't already, check out the demo videos of David Stone performing with this wonderful utility. If you seen his bottle from silk or from balloon production already, you will see just how beautiful of a production this device will allow you to do. However, it will require a LOT of practice to master the craft perfectly. At least for me it did, but it all depends on the size of bottle you use and the coat you wear as well. The only downfall of the trick is that I prefer to use a smaller glass bottle oppose to a whole champagne bottle but the gimmick was made slightly larger then I had hope making it just a tad bit harder to keep the small bottles in place. Still, GREAT thing to own. You MUST get one if you are serious with your close up magic!