GUYS THE INSTRUCTION IS CLEAR AND THE EFECTS ARE COOL AND WELL EXPLAINED...BUT...

THE MAIN REASON I GAVE 1 STAR IS THE FOLLOWING''

I WAS EXPECTING A BOX THAT COULD FIT ONE DOLLAR SIZE COINS (AS I ALREADY OWN OKITO BOX AND SLOT OKITO BOX FOR HALFS), THE ONE THAT CAME IN MY PACKAGE FIST HALF DOLLAR..

JUST BE AWARE THAT THE BOX FITS HALF DOLLAR SIZE COIN AND NOT DOLLAR SIZE COINS AS SHOWN IN THE TRAILER.. :(

Oooh boy I love this routine...
This is my 4th instruction video into Okito boxes, and it definetely is still a great addition to my quiver.

Honestly, this is the kind of video that you enjoy even more when you know how it's done than when looking at the trailer. It's clever, refreshing, beautiful, and mind sparkling. Some of the moves will require hard practice, but darn it will be worth it. I find the way Sinbad moves is inspiring, it has a little touch of new to this kind of things.

There is a bit of discrepancy between what is thaught and what you get. The whole thing is done with full dollars, and the box you receive is for half dollars. And a couple of the moves are clearly easier with full dollars. Before getting it I was wondering which size it would be, since it isn't mentioned anywhere. I would have hope a full dollar like in the trailer because I don't own that size already. But I'm still happy with the one received, since I was looking for something else than my Buddha Okito which is pretty tight. The box you get is different than the one in the video, it is more sturdy and seems better quality too. It has the Lost Art logo inside the lid, it's heavy, gold in color, and can accomodate coins a bit larger than the half dollar. Which is great!

Besides that, the visual and sound in the video are high quality too. Having seen a lot of other videos were performers having a hard time expressing themselves in English were just super harsh to listen to and comprehend. Or worst presenting videos without any verbal explanations with just a single song loop playing for 30 minutes and driving you crazy. Sometimes even without any subtitles at all... This is far from being the case here. Sinbad expresses himself pretty decently, and Eric Jones is there just to make sure everything is crystal clear and his comments and questions are always highly pertinent. You get 70 minutes of video with multiple camera angles and no details are left aside.
Seriously, a damn good job overall!

Really, that teaching with that Okito box for that price, it's a steal!
The box alone would almost be worth it.

While I have felt other boxes, this is the first time I've watched routines using an okito box. Nonetheless, Max's box is top notch in terms of quality. The material is solid and has some nice weight to it. The small discrepancy that some pointed out is that this is infact meant for half dollar sized coins, not dollar sized like in the video. In terms of routines taught, they are fairly intermediate but can be done with practice. I'd suggest being familiar with basic coin sleights though. Overall, I feel that the video was well shot with good angles and sound. Definitely worth picking up! Its the little subtleties and finer details that make Max's routines so well though out.