Riffle Shuffle Action Palm

Original and beautiful. I've seen Michael use this live countless times and fools laymen and magicians both but best of all even us humans can do it! Definitely recommended.

Very natural, and it gives motivation to the move which is SO important. I can definitely see myself using this a lot. Could even be done as you are demonstrating to your audience that they may shuffle the pack before handing it out. Countless uses come to mind... haha

this palm has a very nice mechanical action to it and Michael explains how to make it look as natural as possible. As a bonus, there is a card box production.

I first saw Michael perform a routine utilizing this sleight at Magic-Con 2011. He floored me and the other magicians I was with, using this technique. He is a great guy and a devious thinker. His thoughts behind his routining make sense because of his background in theatre, so this sleight is not only exceptionally beautiful, it is invisible. A true paradox of prestidigitation. You won't be disappointed when using this in your own routines.

This is not just a sleight, this is a utility move. Michael goes into great detail explaining this, and shows you how to produce a card from inside the box. Very nice method, highly enjoyed it.

This move is just so visual and convincing to the eye. Its a great utility move that you can use while shuffling the deck in your routines and looks natural. Michael explains the move very well and also gives you tips on how to make it look as natural as possible. As a bonus, he also teaches you how to produce the palmed card from inside a card box.

I have to say this is an awesome take on the getting a card into palm from a shuffle. Michael's handling and touches are what truly makes this a winner and a steal for the price.

This is a clever, natural technique with a huge degree of versatility. Ascanio talks a lot about how the timing, not the technique, is critical for getting away with a palm. This is a brilliant combination of both timing and technique, as everyone's "shields" are down while the shuffle occurs, and the technique is mechanically incorporated into a natural movement. Along with the palm from TPC and the one-hand top palm, this is one of my favorite techniques to get a card into full palm, and you can't beat it for the price. The bonus card box production is a nice touch.

This is an amazing way of palming a selected card whilst doing a riffle shuffle. I highly recommend this to anyone. Another amazing product!

But not my level, I'm quite far away from doing it.

Awesomeness

This move is surprisingly easy. Well… not “easy” but way easier than I expected. A few minutes of practice gave me to overall idea. Ittl take quite a bit of work to get it perfect, but I’m well on my way!