Unliftable is the cheeky little sibling of the classic "light and heavy box." Picture this: crafting your very own light and heavy boxes for under five quid and customising them to fit just about anything—decks of cards, Rubik's cubes, mobile phones, and even transparent items like glasses and fish tanks!
It's like having a pocket-sized mystery ready to go. The best part? The gimmick is so easy to whip up that even your mate’s kid could do it. Seriously, it’ll only take you a couple of minutes and just three basic office supplies that you can nick from your desk.
This clever contraption is practically invisible to both sight and touch, allowing your audience to handle it without a clue. You can activate or deactivate it right in front of their eyes with no dodgy movements—just casually plonk the object down on the table, and voilà, it’s all under your control.
But here’s the kicker: once you anchor something to the table, it can still be slid about—like a stubborn sofa—but lifting it? Not a chance! Watch as your spectators wonder why they can turn and slide the deck but can’t pick it up. We’ve thrown in a handy explanatory video (with Spanish audio and English subtitles) and a PDF (in both Spanish and English) to get you rolling, featuring six original routines to kick off your creativity.
Included Routines:
Thor's Hammer: A fabulous effect that’s always on standby in your pocket. Pop your phone on the table showing a picture of Thor’s hammer—watch as no one can lift it, while you effortlessly do so.
The Fish Who Thought It Was a Whale: A delightfully bizarre routine. You hypnotise a little fish into thinking it’s a whale. To everyone’s astonishment, the fish tank now weighs a ton—no one can lift it until you wake the poor thing up!
Heavy Shadow: An elegant stage effect that’ll leave them scratching their heads. Hold up the shadow of a box and watch as your spectators find themselves unable to lift the real deal.
The Heaviest Mineral in the World: Convince them that the mineral on the table is the heaviest in existence. Spoiler alert: it’s just a sponge stone, and it’s all in the power of suggestion!
The Rubik's Cube Gag: A nice little addition to your Rubik's cube antics. Challenge a spectator to solve it before you do, and when the countdown starts, they won’t even manage to lift it while you speedily crack yours!
The Bucket of Stones: Perfect for mixing into a suggestion routine. Hand a bucket to a spectator and ask them to imagine it’s filled with stones. Now, let’s see them try to lift it!
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