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I got one from Magic Nevin which is 3 way

stephenmagic wrote:Have you seen the one eddie burke sells? http://www.mreenterprises.co.uk

In my opinion the one I got from him looks a bit false, wouldn't recommend it for any setup where lots of people are going to get a good luck, there is the forcing tray though from there which may be better.

Demitri wrote:Jay Sankey produces a clear close-up switch bag. Personally, I don't use it often, but it's pretty good. It's sturdy and looks convincing, even close up.

http://www.elmwoodmagic.com/?nd=full&key=221

I realise this is a very old post bit does anyone know how big this particular bag is. Is it 2 way or 3 way?

smaller than a4 - but bigger than a dvd case...thats the best i can describe it!

I find that a net force bag if much the best type. Especially those that look like a small shopping bag. (Sorry I can't find the right type atm apart from on ebay)

The one is use is white but is opaque the whole way through and has a handle to make it look like a shopping bag. I always prefer to use props that look authentic and like you could buy them from somewhere other than a magic shop.

The other massive advantage of a white net force bag is that you can have some notes already loaded into the bag - and if you line them up along the bottom of the bag, and have the bag on the table it looks totally empty.

The way that I use this is by having the colour "RED" written on around seven pieces of paper in the second section and then ask the audience to shout out colours that you then write down. Odds are that someone will say red... and you place these into the second section.

Jack

I'm using the Pandora Bag from Creative Magic. It's quite deceptive and made very well. Check it out, here: Pandora Bag


Best Magical Regards,

Mark Williams