Max Shot

Trick and download by Ochiu Magic and Sinbad Max
Price: £48.75£48.75exc VAT
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Produce a full shot of liquid from thin air with this unbelievably magical and impressive creation from Sinbad Max.

Sinbad Max is a professional bar magician and "Max Shot" came from his desire to create a visual, direct, and practical shot glass production unlike anything he'd ever seen before. His dream was to walk out in short sleeves, with nothing in his hands, and make a shot glass magically appear. "Max Shot" makes that dream a reality!

“Max Shot is such a strong tool. The quality is INSANE! Highly recommended!" Tobias Dostal

This exceptional gimmick allows you to produce a shot glass from anywhere—a napkin, a menu, or wherever you want. That same glass can then be magically filled with whiskey, vodka, or whatever liquid you want.

"Max Shot" is powered by Ochu Magic's genius design and quick-loading mechanism. Paired with a double-layer, leak-proof design, this is a truly powerful weapon you'll love using any chance you get. The food-grade, realistic silicone shot glass is super durable as well.

You'll receive everything you need to get started and the nearly 1-hour instructional video will help you get the most out of "Max Shot". Multiple routines are taught including one with multiple phases, a shot-through-table effect, and even a captivating Russian Roulette style routine.

Comes With:

  • Hyper-realistic silicone shot glass
  • Matching genuine shot glass
  • Leak-proof lid with loading system
  • Extra leak-proof lid
  • Handkerchief

Whether you're performing in a formal setting or at casual parties with friends, "Max Shot" is the perfect tool for surprising them with a moment of wonder they'll never forget.

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Customer reviews for Max Shot

Giuseppe
Trick of the year for me so far.

From the packaging to the quality of the gimmick and the tutorial everything about this is perfect.
Logan
Definitely a great concept. There is actually a lot you can do with this. The handling is easy and you can do this wearing short sleeves. You get a lot of tips on creating any misdirection that you need to perform this. I have already performed it to family and they love it. I can't wait to bring it to the streets.

Community questions about Max Shot

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  • David asks: What is the cost of extra glass shot glasses to be used to break balloons? (Per dozen price)?

    • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:Unfortunately we dont sell extra glasses for this effect

  • Giuseppe asks: The performance looks casual with almost no bad angles. So, how about the performing angles? Any strong restrictions? Thanks.

    • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:In general, it’s considered close to 360° workable, but it’s not completely angle-proof. There are a couple of moments where basic audience management helps.

  • Randall asks: How durable is the silicone shot glass? I imagine that repeated performances could weaken it.

    • 1. Jim responds:Only time will tell—thus far it's been very durable.
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  • Gary asks: What is the size of the silicone shot glass height and diameters. Thanks

    • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:This is 7cm x 3cm

  • Gary asks: How much liquid do the shot glasses hold?

    • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:1oz

  • Rohail asks: Any clothing restriction?

    • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:You would need to wear something long enough to cover your belt line

  • Francesco asks: Salve la mia domanda è serve una ricarica ogni volta che si usa Grazie.

    • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:No this doesn’t need to be charged

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