CB Blower
Who would have ever thought putting a classic of magic in reverse would be so fascinating?
Apparently Wings Magic did, because with "CB Blower", they take the classic balloon swallow effect and give it a whole new life.
We've all seen a magician swallow a balloon before and many of us have performed it ourselves. Once the balloon is swallowed, the trick is usually over. Not anymore.
With "CB Blower", you can actually now pull an inflated balloon from your throat. This adds a whole new layer of impossibility and craziness to the classic balloon swallow.
"CB Blower" is super easy to do and is incredibly portable. So, it's perfect for both close-up magic and street magic, as well as parlor or stage magic. You can even do it in your virtual magic shows.
Everything resets in about 60 seconds. And the included gimmick can give you about 30 performances on a single charge.
You'll get the gimmick, charger and full online instructions.
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Jordan asks: What do you get when you purchase CB blower by wings magic
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:You'll get the gimmick, charger and full online instructions.
Andrew asks: Lost charger can you tell me what the pin type is and USB charger volt is thanks Andrew
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:Please email our Support Wizards at wizards@vanishingincmagic.com and they will help.
Artie asks: What are the viewing angles?
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:Just over 180 degrees
Zackory asks: How quickly will “re-inflate?”
- 1. Jim responds:If you watch the trailer, you can see it realtime. Start watching at about 30 seconds into the trailer.
Lance asks: Hi, does this make noise?
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:Yes but some background noise or music should cover it up.
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