Discover the Ultimate Invisible Thread: Vectra Virtuoso

Introducing “Vectra Virtuoso,” the finest and most discreet invisible thread available. Crafted for magicians, this thread excels in challenging lighting conditions and close-up performances.

As an ultra-thin variant of the renowned Vectra Thread by Steve Fearson, “Vectra Virtuoso” boasts impressive strength despite its delicate appearance. It can effortlessly animate or levitate objects like credit cards, driver’s licenses, and playing cards just inches away from your audience’s eyes.

Unlike other fragile fibers that easily tangle, “Vectra Virtuoso” features a smooth, straight texture that enhances your performance. You’ll immediately notice the silky feel, which translates into seamless close-up magic.

This thread provides the perfect balance of elasticity, acting as a shock absorber to minimize any jerks or shakiness. Unlike other threads that may twist or kink, “Vectra Virtuoso” maintains stability, ensuring your levitating objects remain perfectly still. While other threads may highlight mistakes, “Virtuoso” corrects them, making your animations and levitations look stunningly effortless.

The standout feature of “Vectra Virtuoso” is its remarkable invisibility, even in extreme close-up scenarios. Its specially designed tint absorbs light across the spectrum, including natural light, while its straight-edged profile reduces reflectivity. This makes “Vectra Virtuoso” the top choice among super-thin invisible threads.

This product is ideal for anyone aiming to elevate their thread work. You’ll receive over 500 feet of unstripped multi-filament thread, easily separable into virtually invisible fibers. Each strand consists of numerous fibers, providing you with an abundance of invisible thread.

Included is an online video tutorial that covers everything you need to know to master “Vectra Virtuoso.”

Note: While beginners can use this thread, it is more delicate than other options in the Vectra Series. If you’re new to thread work, consider starting with the original “Vectra Thread”, which is less prone to breakage and better suited for learning the craft.