Leap is a Coin-Through-Glass (or Ring-Through-Glass) effect, greatly improved in its presentation and method versus "the old days." There have been many great methods available in different formats, such as a pedestal under a shot glass inside of a larger glass, an item resembling a coaster, to utilizing a table. Some of those items are inconvenient to bring along and use for close-up magic or tab
Leap is a Coin-Through-Glass (or Ring-Through-Glass) effect, greatly improved in its presentation and method versus "the old days."
There have been many great methods available in different formats, such as a pedestal under a shot glass inside of a larger glass, an item resembling a coaster, to utilizing a table.
Some of those items are inconvenient to bring along and use for close-up magic or table hopping.
Leap, therefore, was developed for this effect - it is much easier to use, more convenient to bring along, and doesn't look suspicious.
And it utilizes something that most magicians already carry with them -- a deck of cards!
Hence, Leap is born.
- A signed coin visually penetrates a solid glass, landing in a shot glass inside the larger glass! - Or, a marked finger visually penetrates a solid glass, landing in a shot glass inside the larger glass! - Easy to do - Looks natural -- accomplished with an innocent-looking gimmick - No electronics -- everything is in your complete control - Simple method -- one-hand touch
What you get:
- A shot glass - Red Card Box - Blue Card Box replacement - Instructions
You will amaze your audiences with Leap!
LEAP
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Leap is a Coin-Through-Glass (or Ring-Through-Glass) effect, greatly improved in its presentation and method versus "the old days." There have been many great methods available in different formats, such as a pedestal under a shot glass inside of a larger glass, an item resembling a coaster, to utilizing a table. Some of those items are inconvenient to bring along and use for close-up magic or tab