Enhance Your Professional Magic Tricks with Close-Up Accessories: The Ultimate Magician's Toolkit Review

This rod is surprisingly dangerous. I'm a relatively coordinated person, but this thing is hard to control. It's easy to lose your grip when closing, which can cause problems. I have a few cuts on my arms from my brief training with him.

Great product! Don't waste money. Firstly, it is very dangerous, it opens very quickly and sometimes unexpectedly, since it is metal, it can seriously damage a person or furniture. Secondly, they are almost impossible to collect and block. Third, he grabs his hand and tries to get it. together again Please think again about buying this product!

The staff is great BUT my husband lengthened it and cut his finger. It was like a chef cutting his finger cutting vegetables. No written instructions, no gloves, no warning from staff that this might happen. If you get one, USE GLOVES and read the instructions (you'll get them from the QR code on the bag) before even using the wand. It's also a little hard to collapse.

Very cool but also very scary. I strongly recommend that you do not give this to a young child. This item has enough spring force to pierce your eye or knock out your teeth. The edges of the expanded metal are also razor-sharp, and despite being careful, I've cut myself. Reshaping this item into its original small form is also quite difficult, and usually happens when you're at your most vulnerable to cutting yourself.

Cheap does exactly what it's supposed to do when you tighten the coils when stretched they are actually very strong. Ignore the bad injury reports. None of them know how to close it properly, and then blame the product. Don't give it to children, the feather is very strong and will likely gouge out one of their eyes or fly out of their hand and injure someone. still.

Reading reviews of them cutting their hands and bleeding or having their arm pierced is complete nonsense. It can at most cut itself like an injury on paper (which didn't happen to me). It is important to understand how to open and close properly without injury: Open: Squeeze the metal handle until the spring is released from the other side. Once this happens, release the object briefly to allow it to stretch on its own. You don't have to throw it in the air, but just releasing it quickly will…