WeFlex

It's been a long time since I last purchased a streaming tutorial from D&D. I've wanted something more magical to learn and perform.



When WeFlex released, I purchase it without waiting any review or comment. I know this is the sleight that I want to learn, to upgrade my color change skill.



After watching the explanation I find out it is very difficult. But this is the fun in learning sleight of hand magic, right? When I successfully master it , I know it will look like real magic.

Very nice effect, really amazed when I see the performance.



The change can be done with quite a large angle and I'm working on multiple changes with this. The explanation is short so you should watch closely to understand the placement for every finger, which is crucial to have a nice and smooth movement during the change. The change is also awesome when seen at an exposed angle.



Finally, very nice ambigram logo of the creator!

Great color change, though advanced it shouldnt be to difficult to get that hang of. Though not angle proof you still should have no trouble pulling of this sleight infront of small groups of people. It looks very magical and is fun to do as well, I would definitely recommend this if you are a fan of clor changes I can think of so many great applications of a change away fom the deck :)

This is an amazing color change and I highly recommend buying it!



I will say that it's a very clever idea and very hard and easy at the same time.

I mean that the moves it self are not difficult, but to get them down smoothly and also know your angles is very difficult!



But this doesn't mean that you shouldn't by it, no no. It means that you definitely SHOULD buy it, because it will make you think outside the box in many ways!



So add to cart, and start practicing!



PS: heasy = hard + easy

I love how impossible this looks. Just a little tough to pull off as fluidly as you see on the trailer, but I've been working on it and progress is definitely being made. This color change is a must for any serious card worker. Use it when the angles are working with you.

WeFlex is a very unusual color change that's fun to do once you get the hang of it! Very out of the box thinking, love it.

I love this color change and use it all the time. It is not angle proof but its easy to get right after practice in the mirror. This isn't the easiest to pull off smoothly and will take some time, but I highly recommend this to any card worker.

This is a great color change, but very hard. I found that after a few day's practice I actually mastered the move itself, but I don't know if I personally will ever perfect the angles.

It's a pretty hard one, but super worth it if you can pull it off!

I know Lance Pierce from his Triple Change which is as good as this but when I perform it to my friends, they totally freak out. They want me to do it again and it's also a great way to start the Ambitious Card. I can't imagine the possibilities of using this amazing color change. Thanks to D&D and Lance Pierce. Great job, you should definitely buy this!

Meh. The trailer leaves with the impression that the preparation doesn't take long - it's too much process and too bad angles to be a great change. The teaching is sub par as well - needs a lot of rewatching to actually understand what's going on.

Spent years enjoying how magical the advertisement looked. Seriously, I was still a teenager when I first saw it and loved it. Finally brought it in 2021.
For a seasoned card manipulator, it should take perhaps 30 mins at most to get your distance and angles properly down to have the most comfortable execution. Not to mention, it just looks dope when practicing, since the timing of the reveal isn't when one would normally expect it. I don't do it exactly as on the instructions, but I would like to say it is a great place to start, so you can find which grips feel best for you. All in all, the instruction was brief, but extremely clear. You just need one SLOW performance in the mirror to not only get a hang of the technique, but to feel the satisfaction of seeing a perfectly invisible move happen in front of you. At that point, you'll end up practicing past breakfast ??

Ok, we have a really nice concept here! You need to practice your angle, very important! But the effect was incredible, the move itself is not too difficult to learn but, like i said, you need to practice, even when watching a movie, you can do the move again and again too learn it very well! I recommend, enjoy with your new move friends!

This isn't the kind of move you'd use all the time - you want to pick your moments as it is fairly angle sensitive, but it looks just beautiful if you can make the angles work for you. I recommend skipping to the end to watch it in performance from a good angle a few times first, before going back to check out the tutorial.