MAGIC SHOP - Daytona Magic, Inc.

Super Walking Knot needs no introduction. This trick, winner of the FISM 1982 Prize Award, has existed in two versions: PROFESSIONAL and SIMPLIFIED. Both versions use a six-yard length of rope. It is readily apparent that such a length of rope, tied between two chairs, needs a large stage and can only be performed under such conditions. This has not been good for all magicians.

This version called Juinor Walking Knot uses a two-yard length of rope. It is thereby easier to handle and will satisfy any and all fans of Rope Magic. It can be performed everywhere and under close-up conditions.

The magi displays a length of rope and cuts it into 2 parts near one end. The 2 pieces are tied together. The knot is moved to the center by sliding. The magi unties the knot at this point, shows 2 pieces, ties it, and moves it again to the other near end and unties it there.

Wild!