Moonwave

Trick by Agus Tjiu and Victor Sanz
Possibly discontinued

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Price: £31.75£31.75exc VAT
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A card impossibly vanishes in mid-air.

"Moonwave" is one of Victor Sanz's most guarded secrets of the last decade. Finally, with support from Agus Tiju (creator of the bestselling effect "Leap"), he's brought this unbelievably mesmerizing effect to magicians around the world.

The idea for "Moonwave" came after Victor was captivated by Daniel Madison's beautiful "Half Vanish" card vanish. He was determined to bring this idea to the next level.

This project will not only teach you one of the smoothest, most visual vanishes you've ever seen, but also a complete routine that gives it context and makes the entire experience more memorable. As a SPECIAL BONUS, Victor will even teach you how to use the "Moonwave" gimmick to perform a mind-boggling static levitation of a playing card.

  • No magnets
  • No threads
  • No loose pieces

The high-quality, slim and durable gimmick comes ready to be added to a Bicycle deck. However, you'll also learn how to customize it to fit any poker size design.

Grab "Moonwave" by Victor Sanz and experience the magic of this impossible vanish.

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  • Stefan asks: How practical this trick for the real world is?

    • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:This can be performed in the real world, you would just need to be careful of the angles

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