The biggest mistake would be to think that it's only a knot that's being untied, so it's not worth it...

When world-class magicians such as Cellini, Bill Malone, Toni Clark and, of course, the trick's namesake Slydini have been celebrating this effect on the world's biggest stages for decades, then this trick must be something special – and it is, because under the most impossible conditions, two knotted cloths untangle themselves again and again – even if a spectator ties one, two or more knots in the cloths!

There are ‘only two or three small difficulties’ with this miracle:

• Firstly, finding the right cloths in the right size: The term ‘parachute silk’ is often used in this context, but ultimately it doesn't mean much if you don't know how the parachute silk has to be equipped so that everything ‘slides’ properly and is still durable. Of course, a contrasting seam is a must so that you know where to pull to undo even the most complicated knots with a single tug!

• Size is another important factor, because although you can tie one or two knots with the small felted cloths from China, you can be sure that after five knots there will be nothing left of the cloth! That's why we offer you the perfect cloths in the perfect size of 50x50 cm!

• But the most important thing is a detailed and understandable explanation, because even the best cloths are useless if you don't know what to do with them. That's why our dear dealer colleague Boretti took a lot of time to work with us to develop and test the right cloths and then put everything on a German-language DVD that is truly professional, teaches you various knot techniques and how to untie them, and ends with a knot hike.

A red and a white cloth were used for the film production so that you can learn and understand the individual knots exactly! As a special feature, the camera work was chosen so that you can see the knots from the spectator's point of view, but in a second shot you can look over Boretti's shoulder so that you can also see how the knots are made from the demonstrator's point of view. Even though the DVD was filmed in German, the detailed camera work makes it easy for non-German-speaking magicians to understand and learn the routines and knots!