Unliftable is a fresh take on the classic "light and heavy box" illusion. Picture this: you can whip up your own light and heavy boxes for under $5 and tailor them to nearly any object you can think of—deck of cards, Rubik's cubes, mobile phones, or even clear items like glasses and aquariums!
With Unliftable, you’ll always have your own "light and heavy box" ready to roll. This gimmick is so straightforward that even your pet goldfish could figure it out (well, maybe not). It’ll take you just 2 minutes to craft using 3 common office supplies that are probably lying around your workspace.
The best part? The gimmick is practically invisible to the naked eye and can be handled by spectators without a hitch. You can activate and deactivate it right in front of your audience, all while appearing as casual as if you were just placing an object on the table—always keeping the reins firmly in your grip.
But wait, there’s a twist! Once the object is locked down on the table, it can be moved around, but lifting it? Forget about it! Watch your audience's jaws drop as they slide and spin the object on the table, only to find they can’t lift it. We’ve packed in an instructional video (with audio in Spanish and English subtitles) and a PDF (also in Spanish and English) brimming with useful links and 6 original routines to kickstart your journey into this intriguing concept.
Included Routines:
Thor's Hammer: A nifty effect that fits right in your pocket. You place your phone on the table, flashing an image of Thor's hammer. Suddenly, no one can lift the phone—only you have that power.
The Fish Who Thought It Was a Whale: Dive into a whimsical routine where you hypnotize a little fish into believing it’s a whale. To everyone’s astonishment, the fish tank becomes so heavy that no spectator can lift it until you bring the fish back to reality.
Heavy Shadow: An elegant and enigmatic stage effect. You hold up the shadow of a box on a backdrop, while the real box sits there, untouched by the spectator’s hands.
The Heaviest Mineral in the World: Convince your spectator that the mineral on the table is, indeed, the heaviest in existence. After a few moments of struggle, they’ll discover it’s just a sponge stone, revealing the power of suggestion at play.
The Rubik's Cube Gag: A cheeky addition for your Rubik's cube routines. Challenge your spectator to solve their cube before you do, but when the countdown begins, they won't even be able to lift it, while you zip through your own puzzle.
The Bucket of Stones: Perfect for incorporating into a suggestion routine. Hand a bucket to a spectator and ask them to visualize it filled with stones. Now, let’s see how they handle lifting it!
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