Two Card Transposition (Andrew Frost)

Stephen

I struggle sometimes with some sleights and this was fairly OK to learn. Well explained and good angles for the card moves required. Simple idea with a powerful ending that I did not expect. Very good transposition moves and loved the fact it is hidden well with a subtle misdirection. Great trick I would say for a beginner with some card handling to intermediate.

Mark

I like this a lot. The effect is clear (although I wouldn't use the 2S and 2C...). The moves are just a little knacky but not at all difficult, and they will come in handy in a lot of ways. The reversal is very nice. As with most card moves, it helps to have the proper amount of "tack" in your fingertips. I made the lotion Gary Ouellet talks about in Close-Up Illusions, then started using SortKwik or PaperCreme, (which Gary Ouellet also talks about in Close-Up Illusions). They're a lot easier to carry around.

Json

This looks fabulous on camera as well as in person. I think the experience is better live because they will never guess what you are secretly doing.
This is a very quick trick and the moves, even quicker. This is not a trick for beginners, even intermediate workers will find this a challenge to learn and perfect. Once this is in your wheelhouse of moves, the method and timing will help polish your overall skill set as well.
Sometimes we need to push and challenge ourselves to learn new and difficult moves to raise ourselves to the next level of skill and presentation. Try this. Not only is the trick impressive, but I think some will respect the skill even more.

Mark

Very nice. Simply deceptive. With a bit of work I think I’ll get it.

Kane

I recently started looking into Andrew Frost's work and I really liked this one. It definitely isn't simple, but it is taught more than you think, in terms of the extra tuition on other things as well. YOu need to work out some knack, and you need to practice, but it is a great thing you can do impromptu and stand up. 'Slip Stream' was my favorite aspect and you can use it as card control and more.

Jarrod

I bought this as a 99c download during the Black Friday sales but really love it. It will most likely become another way I quickly and visually grab the spectator's attention. The moves are described as tricky in the tutorial but I was able to fumble through them on my first attempt; I don't think it'll take long to master them. The moves are also transferable to other effects too so it can be more than just a one trick pony.

Great purchase with many applications.

Amilcar

Great moves taught! Its only 7 minutes long but it goes through everything very well. He gives you different angles as well so you can see what is going on top and bottom. A little knacky at first but with some practice you can get used to it quick. The sleights taught here will help you in other card tricks or just another move to add to your arsenal. Well worth it!

Alexander

Fantastic. Very direct transposition that combines 2 great utility moves. Andrew goes over all of the details to learn it easily.

Erik

I just got this today and I believe I have my work cut out for me. One of the two moves looks relatively easy. The other seems … challenging. The effect is so clean, though, I’m definitely going to put in the work.

Laura Bautista

More than the effect itself, this video shows two super useful sleights in the world of card magic. The techniques that Andrew Frost teaches with enormous simplicity and detail are basic and advantageous to add to any routine. It is very appreciated that he takes so much care in repeating the two movements over and over again, with close-up shots and different points of view. That way it's even simpler. Very good result and a valuable lesson.

Gerhard

Adam

minjun

I like this effect but I like the techniques he taught more than effect!
'Slip Stream' is so useful technique! not only used this effect, you can use card control, sandwich cards and more
also, one handed reverse technique is great too! if you learn this technique you can secretly reverse card with one hand!

Jarkko

Good teacher!