Imagine displaying a bright and solid, tri-colored rope (Red, Yellow and Green) to your audience. Then, as you slowly pass your hand down the rope, a knot magically appears in each of the colored sections!

The colored knots do not match the colored sections of the rope in which they appear (red knot in yellow section, etc.).

You
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The performer is seen holding two ropes, one yellow and the other is red. He places the yellow rope on his shoulder. Now he ties a knot on the red rope. He takes the two ends of both the ropes and whirls the middle of the ropes. When the ropes are separated a red knot is found on the yellow rope. He places both on his shoulder. Shows the
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The performer shows a small medium and long rope, then instantly has three equal lengths. He converts that back to small medium and long. Then slowly stretches the ropes again. Restores it. Then makes all ropes equal lengths
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The ropes we supply are four times the thickness of standard magicians' rope, which makes them highly visible, especially on stage.

The ropes stretch, shrink, are knotted (with knots visibly plucked off the rope), penetrate through your neck, and a host of other magical effects.

The routine alone is worth the cost,
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A length of rope is cut into two pieces with the fingers. A third piece is added, resulting in a short, medium and a long rope: The ropes become the same length. The three ropes are then seen to blend into one piece. The magician counts the ends of the rope: One, two, three and four. The rope becomes two pieces. The ropes are then knotted,
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These useful gimmicks were made for cut and restored rope tricks, binding tricks and any type of illusion that needs to have two pieces of rope become one. Comes with complete instructions on how to install into your rope.

Three pieces of rope are knotted into three separate rope rings. The rings are magically linked, then two of the rings meld into a large ring. The small ring is unlinked from the large one, and magically you have three separate equal size rings again! The rings magically transform into three lengths of small rope tied together. The knots
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You show an elegant velvet bag with three colored ropes dangling from it. You say that one rope is different from the others (colors aside). A spectator FREELY (and we mean FREELY) selects one rope and HE removes the other two from the bag. They do not have a knot. He then removes the third rope and it is seen to have a knot (and the spectator
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Three different colored pieces of rope are shown and openly tied together. Amazingly, the knots melt away, transforming the pieces into one long three-colored Rainbow Rope! You finish clean and everything can be thoroughly examined!

Also included on the DVD is Daryl' personal favorite routine where the ropes are counted
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A classy classic effect!During his show, the performer notices a piece of rope hanging out his sleeve. He pulls on the end of the rope and it just keeps coming out until there is 50 feet of rope lying on the floor at which point it gets stuck. He looks down and finds the other end of the rope in his left trouser leg. When this end is pulled,
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This incredible routine begins when a white knot jumps from a white rope onto a red rope. You further amaze your audience by sliding that knot completely off then visibly tossing it back onto the red rope. For a mind-boggling finish, the knot dissolves right in front of their eyes and becomes a permanently blended white section of the red
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Patrick Page has updated the classic Cut and Restored Rope trick into a clean, simple, and directmasterpiece.

The magician fairly and cleanly cuts a piece of rope in two. The separate pieces are tied together with a sturdy knot. Suddenly, in a pretty, visual manner, the rope is instantly restored into one piece. The knot
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This FISM award winner is available again!
The magician asks a spectator to cut three 4-foot lengths of rope from an ordinary hank of rope. Two audience volunteers handle the ropes several times, thus assuring the audience that the three ropes ae just what they appear to be. Yes, unmistakably ordinary, separate, and of equal length.
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The magician displays three ropes in his closed fist, offering a cash prize to the spectator that can select the rope with a secret marking on it. Despite his best efforts, the spectator's two selections are NEVER correct. The specetator pulls two ropes from the magicians fist, and neither has the secret mark.

Offering to show
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A length of a white rope with a knot tied in its center is used to do incredible magic. Slide the knot to the right end of the rope and then all the way to the left. For the spectator not impressed by a mere travelling knot, open your hand to reveal that the knot has changed red!Next, the red knot is moved back and forth from one end to
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The Linking Ropes is a great trick. It can be done close-up or on stage, fits in your pocket,and is an entertaining piece of magic. This set is made from top quality materials and works like a charm.Defininetly an effect that should be in your repertoire.

Perform the famous linking rings routine with ropes. The three lengths of rope are tied openly in front of spectators and then linked and unlinked at the will of the magician! Completely mechanical and impossible to detect.

In this truly incredible rope routine, the performer starts with a single rope. He/she then proceeds to cut the one rope in two. Now with two ropes, the performer magically mends the ropes together. After he/she has done so, the magician then without cutting, makes four separate ropes! The magician can mend the ropes into one rope once more
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Display three separate pieces of rope. Give them a pull and they visually transform into two pieces. Then they change to one long piece.
Another tug and the rope seems to have three ends. A final tug and the ropes
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Performer shows three short lengths of rope, colored red, white and blue. The ropes are tied together into a long length and coiled around the performer's hand. When the knotted ropes are opened out again, they have magically blended into one long rope of red, white, and blue. The knots have completely vanished.