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Boxing Match 2.0

Trick by Ltd. ATTO Co.
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4.6 | 5 reviews

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Boxing Match 2.0

35.00 usd

Trick by Ltd. ATTO Co. ()

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A visually stunning full-deck AND tuck box transformation that must be seen to be believed!

This upgraded version of the "Boxing Match" effect is more visual than ever and integrates a unique story to create an unforgettable experience.

With "Boxing Match 2.0", an audience member selects a card from the deck which is then locked in the card case. The case is then dropped to the table where it visually changes in mid-air to a different color box. As if that wasn't enough, the card inside has also changed to a different color.

But you're not done yet! With a quick wave, the entire deck also changes colors too.

This is an unbelievable visual miracle.

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Customer reviews for Boxing Match 2.0

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Quenton

This is a wonderful trick. Not that hard to do. The instructions needs improving, you have to watch and try to read instructions at same time. So talking through instructions would be much better. This will be one of my best tricks to perform.

 
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Noah

This trick is AMAZING, I enjoy performing it in person as well as virtually! It's a wonderful trick to add to your collection! I would highly recommend buying this!

 
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John

Pretty cool trick. I thought I had it figured out but not totally. Also a shoutout to Masuda for his customer service. I had a small issue with mine and without question he airmailed me what I needed. Thanks!

 
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Matt

Talk about visual! This trick looks great live or on camera. I think the box gimmick is genius. The color changing deck routine is good but could easily be replaced with your favorite one. You will have to be aware of angle issues for the box change. I don't see this being great for walk around but would kill for that one off moment of close up in the right moment. The instruction video needs help. I was able to get through it simply because of my experience with card magic. If your brand new to a routine like this it may prove to be a challenge to learn. Otherwise it's a great trick and fun to perform.

 
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Kurtis

This is very visual and it really does seem impossible. The product itself is good quality from what I can tell and the method is really clever. The packaging is nothing special and a little disappointingly simple but that does not affect the trick itself. I am really happy with the product.

I will have to mention the instructional video. Well without wanting to upset anyone it is quite possibly the worst teaching video I have had to watch. The camera angles are fine and the quality is good but it isn't in English and there are only foreign subtitles and no verbal instructions. It is a short video, which would not be an issue If it explained it a little better. It is not very clear. If they will release the video in English or someone from vanishing inc will do one it would be an excellent trick. I suppose not having a very clear video does allow you to make your own routine. I usually watch the instructional video and then find my own way of doing it so it is not really a huge issue for me.

All summed up it is a great trick and I am looking forward to perfecting it.

 

Community questions about Boxing Match 2.0

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  • Yves asks: How are the angles on the deck?

    • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds: Very good. 180 degrees at least.

  • Steven asks: Any sleights?

    • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds: For the routine in the trailer, there are some basic sleights used.

  • Kurtis asks: Is there any sound if so how much ? I would like to do it close up.

    • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds: Nope.

  • Daniel Jose asks: Can the deck be examined before or after?

    • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds: You would have to remove a few things, but that is easy to do.

  • George asks: Is this a VIRTUAL CAMERA trick

    • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds: Nope. Absolutely works in real life too.

  • Don asks: Can the box undergo any inspection after the change?

    • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds: While there is a way to have the deck examined, the box is not examinable.

  • Juan asks: Since the deck is examinable after some clean up, is it also "complete"? What I mean is, can I go right into a routine that requires the standard 52 cards after I clean up, or do I also need to ring in a few cards to bring the deck back to normal?

    • 1. JB answers: It is not complete. Depending on the routine, you might be able to use the deck immediately. For a complete deck, your best option would be to switch.
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  • randy asks: What type of material is this box made? How does this box compare with the "P-Case", beside the box changing color?

    • 1. SGKYDUYEN answers: The box made of paper, the Boxing match 2.0, and P-case are different so we can compare them
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  • Leah asks: Is this suitable for beginners? I.e does it use any difficult passes or sleights?

    • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds: I think this is more of an intermediate level trick.

  • Jan asks: Boxing 2.0. On the video starts as a red box transforming to a blue box. Is it available in a blue box and transforming to a red box. I did see a video posted on the magic cafe with that change.

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    • John asks: Do you have red to blue in stock

      • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds: Unfortunately not.

    • Cody asks: Could a different color changing deck work with the box? Curious for people asking to examine the deck of going beyond the half point

      • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds: The box allows you to perform the visual change so depending on which color changing deck method you use, absolutely.
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