PINcredible

Trick and download by ARCANA and Mr. Pearl
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This is such a welcome surprise to us; it's a rebirth of the classic linking safety pins, but with more modern pins and handling. We also marveled at the perfect, whimsical linking safety pins that Jerry Andrus refined over the course of his career. Now, Mr. Pearl has devised his own set of pins, and incorporated several STUNNING new links and sequences.

In this set you'll receive everything you need to perform, as well as vivid, detailed video instruction on how make each link and unlink happen. As with all linking safety pin routines, the moves are actually quite easy to perform, and nobody is doing them anymore.

We're thrilled to see such quality props back on the market again, and with a whole new set of moves to amaze audiences with. Mr. Pearl even suggests wearing the pins on your lapel, which we think is a clever way to ensure people ask you what they're for.

""With PINcredible, Mr. Pearl gives a fresh look to a classic in magic. From props to its method, Mr. Pearl leaves nothing to be desired. His handling is extremely visual as well. If you are already performing a routine of this type, you will want to combine it with Mr. Pearl's routine to come up with an entirely new one!"Akira Fuji

Downloadable instructions. Running time: 20mins51secs

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Customer reviews for PINcredible

Seulgi
I was privileged enough to receive this set when it first came out in Korea roughly two months ago. It became a staple in my repertoire ever since. The method is very practical and virtually angle proof. The reset takes only a few seconds and it can be done right under the spectator's nose. Everything is completely examinable as well!

I recently performed the routine at a gig. There was another magician who left a woman cold with his card tricks. So I gave a shot and performed nothing but PINcredible. The woman was excited and handled the pins for 5 minutes until she finally gave them back to me while saying "That's just impossible!" (Don't misunderstand. I LOVE card tricks and published a couple of books on the subject in Korea.)

This can be performed in almost any situation. Let there be loud music, crazy lightings and no table. This is a real worker for all kinds of magicians!

P. S. It fools heck outta magicians as a bonus.
Richard
It was Dai Vernon who suggested that magicians stop thinking too soon! Boy, is PINcredible a case in point! MANY of those who have been around the block in magic for a while have dabbled with this method, but "Mr. Pearl" has brought to it a level of sublime polish hitherto unsuspected. Old wine in new bottles? Maybe. But what wine! What bottles!
Marcel
Richard said "Old wine in new bottles", praising wine and bottles. I have to add: Look at these pretty glasses as well!
I really love these pins.
I'm new to linking pins, so I can't compare the routine, but they inspired me to dig deeper into the stuff.
It is not hard to do, even for a beginner and Vanishing Inc. did a good job by translating the video.
Brian
I already have a linking pins routine but was pleased to find a couple of new (to me) moves. The pins are very nice to work with as well.
Pasquale
It's not my kind of system but it's a very good idea. It takes a few hours to learn the system but after that it becomes simple.
Gerhard
This is an excellent product. The pins are sturdy and really well made. One might speculate whether it is better to use a stock standard safety pin which you can do with the method described but I like props that have a magical quality to them. The tutorial is very good and explains the method in detail. I will most definitely be doing this effect. This will pair well with Shrapnel if you use more ordinary looking pins. I love this.
Ryan
Pincredible is a thoughtfully produced tutorial that consolidates the work of multiple magicians in the safety pin genre, drawing from a tradition rooted in visual clarity and perceptual magic. Rather than chasing novelty, it focuses on the core principles that make pin magic deceptive—handling, timing, and audience viewpoint—presented in a clear, practical way. It’s a valuable resource for anyone interested in this understated but deeply elegant branch of magic.