446 Mix by Kev G and Collin Claus - OnLine Instructions

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"This will make you look like a rock star with the Rubik's cube" - Marc Spelmann

"Gobsmacked as you Brits put it! My routine would be exponentially spectacular if I combined this with Rubicon!" - Gregory Wilson

"If you want to push your cube magic to the next level, The 446 mix is essential learning" - Takamiz Usui

The 466 Mix allows you to do the ultimate impromptu Rubik’s cube effect. Using just one set of moves, you are able to solve the cube to a freely named color, then using the same set of moves you are quickly able to get back to a completely solved cube. (The fact that you only have one set of moves to learn, is unique to the 446 Mix).

If you perform Rubik’s cube magic, this concept will fit in perfectly with other cube routines you already do. Or, most of you will have your favourite stack and instant solve, in which case, combining them with the 446 Mix will give you a perfect impromptu cube routine.

Imagine starting with your cube 'mixed' in your stack, asking your audience to name a colour and being able to get straight to their named colour without looking, and be able to repeat this as many times as required. With the 446 mix you instantly enhance any cube routine you currently do by adding in additional phases.

We teach the move in great detail and how to hide it from your audience. We also give you other resources which take this concept much further.

The main aim is to show you what’s possible when you eliminate the usual Rubik’s cube gimmicks, props and multiple cubes, and just want to perform with one single cube.