Shrapnel
Shrapnel











A time-tested classic reimagined to serve as the perfect everyday carry for the modern performer.
Inspired the iconic “Linking Pins” (which was popularized by Jerry Andrus), Kim Andersen has created an organic powerhouse effect that you will want to carry with you everywhere. These two everyday objects are all you need to leave every person you meet speechless.
Using just a safety pin and a finger ring (which can even be borrowed if you’d like), you can perform a hard-hitting series of visual miracles—each one more impossible than the last. Right in front of their eyes, the ring and safety pin melt through each other like a warm knife through butter. Each phase happens at your command until finally the safety pin and ring unlink for the final time.
Here’s the craziest part… everything can then be examined.
“Shrapnel” is like movie magic in real life. But it’s NOT just another social media magic trick. This is a practical and commercial worker designed to be performed in your close-up magic and street magic sets.
You get everything you need to start performing “Shrapnel” right away, including two precision-made gimmicked pins, a custom carrying tin, a finger ring and some extra accessories. The two hour detailed video from creator Kim Anderson features multiple live performances and highlights everything you need to know in great detail.
Pull the pin and make their brains explode with "Shrapnel." A must-have everyday carry magic trick. Get yours today!
Customer reviews for Shrapnel
Been good if the live performances were filmed were you could see the moves that are taught at normall speed, especially dumping and retrieving from the back pocket, none off these moves were filmed in the live performances, as a lot off this was mostly the reaction off the spectators, or negative bad angle viewing,
i even started to feel sea sick with the camera moving around so much.
Other than that, Shrapnell takes up hardly any pocket space, its even smaller than a deck off cards, And it comes with several layers off methods that you can perform, what's great is use the methods that suit you best. You don't have to borrow a ring, you can use the ring thats provided.
Shrapnel is a good fun one to perform.
Shame about the bad video productions.
About 2 hours of tutorial, 2 gimmicks, 3 extra regular safety pins, a good quality gold ring, a magnet, and a carry tin that looks like a regular mint tin!
Well worth the money ??
Highly recommend
It may not be new but it is very well done -- even the way the pin is gimmicked has been thought out and done slightly differently than most other versions. If you like what you see in the trailer, get it. Highly recommended.
But I don’t think it is a bad investment, I really do see it as a EDC and I would recommend it to people who do street magic and walk around!
Kim Anderson is a very good teacher and very considerate to teach all type of handling for all range magician from beginner to pro. He even taught you how to perform shrapnel seated using two normal safety pin.
Highly recommended.
This is certainly one I’m going to invest the time in to make the effect first class.
Personally I think it’s great value for money - when you look at the materials, and the support, it’s brilliant.
This trick is so well designed…From the gimmicks themselves, to the way Kim teaches the illusion. Every little nuance on handling the gimmick, to switching it out, has been ironed out for you. Even the addition of a —?— to help with the switch! I absolutely love it! This is my 1st time learning a trick from Kim Andersen, and I must say not only is Kim a Great F’in Magician, but he is a wonderful instructor as well. If you have ANY doubt about buying “Shrapnel”, let my review of it make that doubt simply VANISH!!
The only effect I've not been able to successfully pull off (and never will probably) is when the ring is tossed up and then penetrated onto the safety pin. I don't think that one is obtainable for me without a lot pf practice but I have other things I would rather focus on.
As for the gimmick quality, I did have one break with the first three days. HOWEVER, the gimmick is so bare bones you can easily fix it with super glue.
This effect isn't going to blow people's minds but it is super cool and nice to place in the middle of a set or to just randomly pull out in a casual setting. I would definitely buy it again


