Magic Makers Invisible Thread and Wax Mini Kit

The whole purpose of invisible thread is how thin it is, and because of that the thread is almost certainly going to break. That being said, I was surprised at how durable it was for what it offers. If you're looking to do floating tricks with it- personally I use it for the Hummer Card routine, you can effectively keep it going for long periods of time without worrying about snapping the string. Even if you do, the spool comes with more than enough to last you a lifetime. You're going to get what looks to be the same size as sewing thread, but you can separate out 20-30 individual, nearly invisible strands after you cut a segment to the length you want. The wax is fine, nothing special to report there. It does its job well.

I ordered this on a whim, since my kids love magic. I haven't really ever been into magic before this. Total novice.I kept the wax a secret. When it arrived, I just practiced a few times with it, before surprising my family with some crazy story about feeling "The Force" flowing through me. They didn't really get where I was going with that. Then I levitated an item that was strategically sitting on the table. When it first started to move, my kids went bananas. Now they think I'm a Jedi Master. :)Looks like the price has gone up by a few bucks, but still a pretty good deal, especially if you have free Prime shipping.Ok, so when you get this, it does take some effort to separate out a tiny thread from the larger spool. But once you do, it is so thin that you will have a hard time seeing it yourself. Your friends and family won't see it at all. Just try to wear a dark shirt, and keep the lighting subdued rather than intense.For connecting the wax, try to use as little as possible for the object side. Use a bit more for attaching to your ear, or wherever you decide to attach to yourself.To better understand how to use this wax, just search online for "invisible thread tutorial" on your favorite video site.Enjoy!

The was a spool of the string only. No wax like it says on the listing. But once I was able to make I loop, I realized that the material doesn't stretch at ALL. So how are you supposed to do anything with it? Very very precisely? Sure, that'll look real natural. Mostly pissed off about the missing wax, because that was an outright lie. Thats why I paid a few bucks extra for this one, and what do you know. No returns accepted.

I like using the magic thread, you can't see when during the trick. I wish they included some tricks on how to use the product for the best illusions.

A great trick to pull on your friends

Not 70 grams of wax (which would be a near lifetime supply). Possibly 7 grams of wax.

This is the good stuff. Gives you so much you'll never need more. When I opened I thought, man that's a little thick, not really invisible, after watching instructions I realized it is quite literally 1 million strands of invisible thread wound together. Separating is a slight task, not difficult, but it is truly so invisible very easy to loose. Definitely strong enough to hold some good weight, up to a lighter, or so, and the instructional video gives some seriously awesome techniques. I walk around with 2 or 3 of these attached to me at all times. Makes stuff float when nobody's expecting it. Its freaking awesome.

I'm into card tricks and I wanted this product to do some neat tricks. I looked around for some invisible thread, and this one was cheapest and had all right reviews. When it comes it definitly does not look invisible, but what you have to do is seperate a thin piece of string into about 20 to 25 threads that are so thin they are very difficult to see unless you set them on a white piece of paper, so you get tons of thread. But it's strong as well as thin. The wax is very good too.