Fortins Escape - Luis Piedrahita Boston Box routine

[@petergroverd6626]

Very clever and a good routine.

[@wschield608]

You’ve created an excellent, well thought out coin box routine. There is a beginning, a middle and an end. Be proud of yourself, nice job!! Wes

[@RoscoesRiffs]

A new one for my favorites list. I've never had much use for the Boston Box, but you've created an audience-worthy piece of art here.

[@guillermor.r4831]

Luis Piedrahita

[@seankuhlmeyer]

Really excellent work at 1:55 - 2:05.

[@thecontractor365]

EXCELLENT effect...👍..Great reversal at the end.

[@moosehak]

The Contractor thank you :)

[@carlloud1187]

I've been using an Okito/Boston Box for over 25 years of performing. Even though I know the moves, it is an excellent and outstanding performance. Congratulations. And oh, by the way, as a member of the IBM I belong to Ring #64 the Okito/Lance Burton Ring. Kinda makes sense I know how to use an Okito Box.

[@moosehak]

That's extremely kind - thank you 😊

[@carlloud1187]

@@moosehak "You're most Welcome!" Have a magical day wherever you may be today

[@randymastersnyc]

Love it!!

[@frightrisk7407]

It has been a few years, maybe you have perfected your sleights a bit more. Watch out for your clenching and "hitchhiking thumbs". There is no reason to cross your hands at the 1m mark, too suspicious. There is another way to do this. And several of the moves are much too abrupt (1:17, 1:32 , 2:05) They can be a lot smoother. Trust the box, your fingers, gravity, and persistence of vision. I also try to get rid of things that "make no sense", like there is no reason for the bag to be there and especially be moved. I get a lot of tricks use the bag or a card deck for this, but like to try for more misdirection or a way to include the prop (like taking something out for a joke or putting something in the bag you don't need anymore... or maybe you need more room. In which case keep it on the same side, just move it further away). Great job though. Thank you for the video.

[@RoscoesRiffs]

Nice work!

[@josefigueroa7233]

Nice routine; good job!. How you show at the beginning the box without you not knowing what a Boston is (the base, the bottom)

[@stefanorossi8246]

È una Boston ma sembra un Okito… 🤔 Comunque, routine eccellente! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@seankuhlmeyer]

Excellent work. Review it at 1:20 - 1:25. It's probably camera angle allowing for the flash, and wouldn't be seen normally. Again, excellent work.

[@moosehak]

Very kind sir! Tbf, I've never performed the routine live as the handling is complicated and the chances of flashing are high. All the best!

[@OdegardOnline]

Very nice. Your Boston Box has an interesting added feature that mine doesn't. What brand is it?

[@moosehak]

Jeff Odegard made by an Argentinian gentleman by the name of Omar Ferret

[@richardallport2404]

V cool! Where is your box from?

[@josefigueroa7233]

How you do for the bottom to see "well"?

[@kuanmagictv6258]

Great one. I can not figure out the first and last part.. watched few times^^

[@themaggot8]

really?, it's quite easy, but he's really smooth at it

[@jonniebrasco68]

Me neither

[@kuanmagictv6258]

@@jonniebrasco68 thanks for reminding me to watch again^^ Still don't get it. This is great magic!

[@jonniebrasco68]

@@kuanmagictv6258 I’ve watched it at least 20 times . I get the beginning. I know the guy from Boston. I can’t figure out when one leaves and the other walks through the door

[@Dave-ug4cd]

I have the coins. I have the box. I still can't seem to do the trick.

[@dawudgomez]

Amazing performance. Where should I look for reference to perform it? Thank you

[@moosehak]

Dave Barr very kind! here is a link which should help www.grupokaps.com/kapsstore/home.php

[@dawudgomez]

Thank you a lot. I know lots of magic, but this one (specially the first phase ) still fools me

[@moosehak]

Dave Barr glad to hear I was doing it right then 😉

[@dawudgomez]

moosehak one last question, is that the Buddha Boston? Thanks

[@moosehak]

Dave Barr yep

[@marieangelique4934]

What’s with the attitude?