The Monkey Bar is a popular magic effect, and there have been many versions on the market. We now offer you a model suitable for stage use, working on a different principle, and which can be easily adapted to your individual performing preference. It eliminates the disadvantages of models working on other methods, and the effect is exactly as you would expect on reading an ad for the item. The performer shows a large wooden baton, with three cords running through it. At the end of each cord is a ball, two of which are of the same color (say red), and one a different color (say yellow). The performer shows the cords run freely through the holes, and the balls are securely tied on the cords. He claims he will make the ball jump from one cord to the other. He passes the baton behind his back, and the odd colored ball jumps from one end (say left) to the other (right). The audience is not impressed--they know you are just turning the baton around behind your back. You repeat this once again, and the audience groans. You appear offended and offer to prove that the balls do jump from one cord to the other. The baton is passed behind the back once again, and when brought to the front, the odd colored ball is now tied on the middle rope. The model we supply uses thick cords, and large balls, making it very visible even on the larger stage. You could perform this with three large silks, two of the same color, and one a different color. In this case the silks could be examined, then passed through the holes in the baton (with the help of a pencil or slim magic wand) and knotted on top. A very clean-cut presentation, not possible with the traditional Monkey Bar, the Nu Way Monkey Bar is a mechanical prop that is very easy to use.