"A wonderful routine that's easy to do and excellent for table hopping" - Takamiz Usui
"A logical and brilliant routine using only one cube that's perfect for close-up" - Kieron Johnson
"If you want to make your audiences eyes pop out of their heads, you NEED this trick!" - Mark Elsdon
Fancy a magic routine that's as easy as pie and has your audience gasping like fish out of water? Look no further than Cube Cards!
This gem is ideal for close-up or parlour performances (because who doesn’t want to impress their mates over a pint?) and has a lovely arc that keeps everything engaging. Prepare for four jaw-dropping moments of magic featuring matches, changes, and solves that’ll leave your spectators scratching their heads in disbelief! After a quick peek at their chosen card, you perform the impossible—mixing the cube to match their pattern. But wait, there's more! With a flick of your wrist, their challenge card transforms into a solved cube image. You then reveal that all the other cards have joined the party too, now proudly displaying solved images.
And here comes the kicker: the cube is the last item left unsolved, so you give it a cheeky shake and voilà—the cube is solved! Now everything matches, and you’re ready to bask in the applause (go on, take a bow).
Easy to learn routine (no brain strain here)
No memory work required
No real cube solving skills needed—seriously, you don’t need to be a cube-whisperer
Examinable before and after
Quick reset and instant reset options (because who wants to faff about?)
Only one ungimmicked speed cube required (not included - different cube types are discussed)
Bonus #1 - Additional "creative" cards and ideas included (because why not?)
Bonus #2 - Kev G's cube holder design explained
Custom "World Championship Challenge Cards" included and online tutorial
Please note if you decide to mix different decks of Cube Cards together (three variations available), there may be a colour difference due to them being printed at different times. But don’t worry; it won’t affect the trick at all—magic is all about the flair, not the fine print!
