Infinity Bend - Eric Ross Hot

Superman..

Teaching: Eric goes into detail on making the "Gimmick" doesn't really go into anything important as far as "Subtleties" and "Psychological Factors" as this "Effect" is based on "Subtleties" the Instructions are easy enough to follow to construct the 'Gimmick'.. you may have to buy some things if you don't have them "Laying Around The Flat"

Effect: this 'Presentation" is if you're going for the "Superman Strength" for metal bending..

It's Quite Rubbish and highly "impractical" it can't be 'Examined' Unless you want to "Switch" at the end.. The "Gimmick" looks quite on the 'Budget' Side of things and can't be watched closely

For the Price it's nothing short of 'Robbery'

The teaching that Eric Ross does is satisfactory. But not excellent as he leaves out everything besides the mechanics. He does teach you how to make the gimmick, but no alternate ideas or tips provided.
Production quality is also satisfactory.

The actual gimmick is quite awkward to handle and carry and anyone on the wrong side could catch a glimpse of the method.

The effect, though original is a shoddy job. It requires lots of good presentation abilities and effective control on the audience to pull this one off and yield the best results. Not recommended for anyone into metal bending, there are plenty of alternatives on the market.

bent or bending coin trick are great and there are a lot out there. this one is made to visually see the coin bend in your fingers. Go super powers!
the way the gimmick is made it may not match up with coins in all countries so may not be practical. he does show how to alter the gimmick to help this issue. Wouldn't be realy good for really close up in good light. might be a great bar trick though. some basic coin handling needed.

I highly recommend this to anyone who likes coin bends. This will not disappoint anyone. Eric Ross is a genius!