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Freakiest Levitation Yet F.L.Y.
- Thread starter Enzo
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"120 Degrees of Angle Safety". For $1600.
That's about $13.33 per degree of angle safety, and you only get 1/3 of a full circle out of it. There are 240 unsafe degrees.
Oh -- and you get to pay for UPS Shipping. The shipping insurance alone on a box worth $1600 will probably rival some effects you already own.
I can only think that this is worth it if it would somehow pay for itself through usage.
That's about $13.33 per degree of angle safety, and you only get 1/3 of a full circle out of it. There are 240 unsafe degrees.
Oh -- and you get to pay for UPS Shipping. The shipping insurance alone on a box worth $1600 will probably rival some effects you already own.
I can only think that this is worth it if it would somehow pay for itself through usage.
I don't like it. Not sure why. Like mentioned above, it looks cheesy. Not to mention, if you read the description, you are getting a pair of shoes soooo you can't use any pair of shoes and the shoes that he is wearing in the video definately don't fit my style.
I definitely think it's not worth 1600 bucks... I mean, other levitations have the same, if not better, reactions, and are much easier, like King Rising, and sometimes even Balducci...
It's probably not worth the money, especially if you're not performing for money, and you'd need to do it to clients who then hire you to get money out of it. I don't see myself wanting it. I'm sure they don't waste their time building them until they're ordered, so no harm in attempting to sell it I suppose.
To be like David Blaine and Criss Angel, don't you know?
To be like David Blaine and Criss Angel, don't you know?
Here's a few possible reasons why you didn't like the video:
1) The shoes look stupid and look awkward dangling at a weird angle when the magician is levitating.
2) Another pale white magician wearing all black with greasy hair, performing on a video that has music playing in the background as if the greatest trick has finally been available for purchase, yet it's just another trick.
3) The method looks too obvious in the video.
4) The reactions are not up to par.
I don't know who's performing, but if you F****** fly in the air, and people aren't cursing you out or screaming, then you're doing something wrong showman wise.
Honestly, I do card tricks that get more reactions then he does with his $1600 trick.
I believe there are tricks out there that are very pricey to keep the magic a secret because it's truly something special. But I also know that there are tricks sold just for the sake of making money, and I believe this is one of them.
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I'm still a fan of Wild Levitation. And no this is not worth the money when there are so many others out there.