MilesMagic Fanning Powder for Bicycle, Ellusionist, D&D, Theory11, David Blaine, Cardistry etc Poker Playing Cards

It is good.apply it low.if you apply more the cards become rough.Shuffle the cards many times after applying it.no body bought it before me.trust me it is good one.

This is a must product for cardistry or card magicians.Any standard paper cards such as bicycle gets easily clumped after few weeks no matter how well you handle it.Fanning powder does wonders to the old sticky cards.Definitely looking forward to buy more once my previous bottle finishes.My only complaint is that there a some powder lumps.Would be nice if the lumps could be avoided.

I got it for my brother and he reviewed it 5 star. Says it definitely helped his old bicycle cards feel like new (if I'm articulating it correctly)

I should have read the reviews before buying! It comes in a Carmex size jar, not a tall bottle like one of the pictures show! Had to sign for it like it was pure gold or something. After reading the reviews now, I'm not going to try it on my cards. $9.99 plus $4.00 shipping is going in the trash. Isn't worth the Hassel of returning! 🤬

I bought this garbage without looking at the reviews because I thought how can one screw up Fanning powder. Well they did, and they did so amazingly.As a guy that has used fanning powder for 20 odd years, this works like an anti-fanning powder. It will just gum up the cards horribly and any excess does not come off easily by springing the cards or hard riffling. It's like it gets welded to the cards. At least I didn't try this crap on a expensive deck of cards, just a normal deck of TallyHos. But those cards did go into the junk drawer now.Save yourself the grief and just find Murphys Magic Fanning Powder on Penguin Magic or Vanishing Inc. Quality stuff and comes in a nice shake bottle. The only reason I wanted these initially was to have some small bottles to put in a couple of different bags, don't do that, just buy the Murphys Magic and put in separate containers.

Works good, but maybe change the photo of the item to the correct one? What I received does not look like this taller bottle.

You get a little tiny container of the powder.Much better to buy the generic powder - much much cheaper for a lot more.

This is not fanning powder. It does not help the cards slide smoothly. They clump up terribly. I've used fanning power since the 60s and I know what it is, and how it should behave. This is not zinc sterate. Perhaps it is talcum powder. I tried talcum powder on cards when I was a child and it made the cards clump like this.