Glass Pierce X

I think the idea behind this trick is pretty great. The premises and the execution are definitely what I was hoping for; however, the "method" behind this trick lacks two major things that aren't properly explained in the tutorial. The first part is the method by which the spectator receives the mark; to put it bluntly, without giving too much away, the application method is similar to that of the trick Double Cross, but the application method is much worse and far more difficult. I just can't find a reason I would be carrying this gimmick around with me, and there is almost no explanation on how to put the gimmick away afterwards as well. The second issue is the visibility of the "effect". Although not visible in the tutorial and demo, you can clearly see a very bright remnant of the mark before the trick is executed, which makes it almost impossible to perform this trick. I genuinely think the idea is great, but if all you're getting is a poorly 3d printed gimmick with material that is blatantly visible throughout the performance, I would hold onto your money or better yet just stick with double cross because this release felt rushed and the gimmick needs a lot more work.