SPEX GLASSES Card Trick

This product is obviously geared to magicians. Having unique ways to reveal a forced card are always worthwhile, and this one is quite fun if it works. It comes with some "Holospex" glasses (made of plain cardboard stock and plastic), and an instruction sheet with an idea for a simple routine. You do need to be able to do some intermediate card magic, like a basic force and card control. The glasses themselves are supposed to reveal a card using a light source - I followed the instructions and tried with several different light sources as suggested (phone, tablet, flashlight, lightbulb), but it just didn't work for me, it just showed a blur rather than revealing the card to be forced. Perhaps I'm doing something wrong, or mine was defective.

This product is obviously geared to magicians. Having unique ways to reveal a forced card are always worthwhile, and this one is quite fun if it works. It comes with some "Holospex" glasses (made of plain cardboard stock and plastic), and an instruction sheet with an idea for a simple routine. You do need to be able to do some intermediate card magic, like a basic force and card control. The glasses themselves are supposed to reveal a card using a light source - I followed the instructions and tried with several different light sources as suggested (phone, tablet, flashlight, lightbulb), but it just didn't work for me, it just showed a blur rather than revealing the card to be forced. Perhaps I'm doing something wrong, or mine was defective.

This product is obviously geared to magicians. Having unique ways to reveal a forced card are always worthwhile, and this one is quite fun if it works. It comes with some "Holospex" glasses (made of plain cardboard stock and plastic), and an instruction sheet with an idea for a simple routine. You do need to be able to do some intermediate card magic, like a basic force and card control. The glasses themselves are supposed to reveal a card using a light source - I followed the instructions and tried with several different light sources as suggested (phone, tablet, flashlight, lightbulb), but it just didn't work for me, it just showed a blur rather than revealing the card to be forced. Perhaps I'm doing something wrong, or mine was defective.

This product is obviously geared to magicians. Having unique ways to reveal a forced card are always worthwhile, and this one is quite fun if it works. It comes with some "Holospex" glasses (made of plain cardboard stock and plastic), and an instruction sheet with an idea for a simple routine. You do need to be able to do some intermediate card magic, like a basic force and card control. The glasses themselves are supposed to reveal a card using a light source - I followed the instructions and tried with several different light sources as suggested (phone, tablet, flashlight, lightbulb), but it just didn't work for me, it just showed a blur rather than revealing the card to be forced. Perhaps I'm doing something wrong, or mine was defective.

This product is obviously geared to magicians. Having unique ways to reveal a forced card are always worthwhile, and this one is quite fun if it works. It comes with some "Holospex" glasses (made of plain cardboard stock and plastic), and an instruction sheet with an idea for a simple routine. You do need to be able to do some intermediate card magic, like a basic force and card control. The glasses themselves are supposed to reveal a card using a light source - I followed the instructions and tried with several different light sources as suggested (phone, tablet, flashlight, lightbulb), but it just didn't work for me, it just showed a blur rather than revealing the card to be forced. Perhaps I'm doing something wrong, or mine was defective.

This product is obviously geared to magicians. Having unique ways to reveal a forced card are always worthwhile, and this one is quite fun if it works. It comes with some "Holospex" glasses (made of plain cardboard stock and plastic), and an instruction sheet with an idea for a simple routine. You do need to be able to do some intermediate card magic, like a basic force and card control. The glasses themselves are supposed to reveal a card using a light source - I followed the instructions and tried with several different light sources as suggested (phone, tablet, flashlight, lightbulb), but it just didn't work for me, it just showed a blur rather than revealing the card to be forced. Perhaps I'm doing something wrong, or mine was defective.

This product is obviously geared to magicians. Having unique ways to reveal a forced card are always worthwhile, and this one is quite fun if it works. It comes with some "Holospex" glasses (made of plain cardboard stock and plastic), and an instruction sheet with an idea for a simple routine. You do need to be able to do some intermediate card magic, like a basic force and card control. The glasses themselves are supposed to reveal a card using a light source - I followed the instructions and tried with several different light sources as suggested (phone, tablet, flashlight, lightbulb), but it just didn't work for me, it just showed a blur rather than revealing the card to be forced. Perhaps I'm doing something wrong, or mine was defective.