Twisted Sisters 2.0 Jumbo
This diabolical, all-time bestseller from John Bannon is now available in a jumbo version!
Two thought of cards change places in a truly impossible way. This amazing routine is super fair, incredibly magical, and concludes with a kicker ending that will leave them stunned.
And the best part? No difficult sleight of hand is required!
It's not hard to see why professional magicians around the world love "Twisted Sisters 2.0". This direct and powerful effect uses a deviously simple method that allows you to blow away everyone without breaking a sweat. You won't find an easier and quicker way to impress an audience and establish credibility.
You'll receive all the necessary Jumbo cards printed on high quality USPCC Bicycle Stock. The online instructional video offers a detailed look at everything you need to know to start performing this modern classic right away, and is accompanied by a PDF version of the original instructions.
"Twisted Sisters" has long been considered one of the best packet tricks ever made, and now you can add it right into your parlor and stage shows!
Note: The trailer above is from the original packet trick version and contains a performance with standard-size cards. The cards you receive will be jumbo size.
Customer reviews for Twisted Sisters 2.0 Jumbo
Masterclassmember
The Elmsley count is not difficult and without it, packet tricks would almost not exist. The cards supplied are wet-ice slippery and will challenge even the finest motor skills when executing the count. I'm assuming that once the cards become a bit gritty, the count will be easier and more reliable, but ultra-slippery cards are NOT a good idea for a packet trick, regardless of the size of the cards.
What's the appropriate performance venue for this version? The size of the cards would suggest this could be done as a parlor trick, but the need for a flat table would all but rule that out. In short, I'm glad I own it, but in the "real world," I'm more likely to turn to the original version.
I wanted a parlor/small stage version, and that you don't get.
Will it be impossible to design something? No of course not. Is this what I wanted to be doing. No.
I fail to see any huge advantage using Jumbos close up.
