Joe Rindfleisch's Rainbow Rubber Bands (Russell Leeds -Yellow ) by Joe Rindfleisch

Professional performance rubber bands for the magician who knows their stuff (and isn’t afraid to show it). These eye-catching yellow beauties are designed to pull attention right where it belongs—on you and your magic!

Named after the legendary Russell Leeds, these spectacular yellow rubber bands are the crème de la crème for performing and showcasing your best tricks. Each band is lovingly coated with Elastraflex, making them tougher than your average band and far less likely to go snap during your big moment. They stretch further than regular bands and keep their shiny glory for ages. Plus, they’re smooth as a magician’s charm and don’t have that rubbery feel—just effortless gliding against one another. So, if rubber band magic is your jam, these bands are a must-have!

Elastraflex Coated, Non Latex Bands
Size # 19, ¼ LB

• Available in 7 dazzling colours.
• Bands stretch longer than your typical bands.
• Less chance of bands breaking mid-performance (no one likes an embarrassing snap).
• Bands show wear slowly, so you can swap them out before they give up on you.
• They remain shiny like a freshly polished wand.

• "I love these rubber bands! They stretch better than anything I've ever used, and the colours are so vibrant. Finally, rubber band magic can be sexy!" - Dan Harlan
• "Joe's Rainbow Pack is by far the best choice around. With great elasticity and bright colours, they have become the weapon that I never leave home without." - Hanson Chien
• "Rindfleisch's Rainbow Rubber Bands are Ridiculous! The added stretch makes certain moves effortless and the colours turn your magic HiDef." - Vincent Mendoza
• "These bands are so stretchy and easy to use, it could take your performance to the next level." - Russell Leeds
• "These bands are great! I have some amazing ideas for them!" - Marcus Eddie
• "Rubber band magic has been waiting for these bands!" - Daniel Garcia
• "I won't use any other bands except Joe's Rainbow Bands." - Dan Hauss