PRESSURE

 

 

"You want to talk about street magic? Stuff that happens in peoples hands, with borrowed objects, and leaves them LAYED OUT… This does exactly that!" – Jay Sankey

 

 

IS PRESSURE EASY TO DO?
YES! Its perfect for all skill levels. The special gimmick does most of the work for you. Included in the detailed photo illustrated instructions are routines for the PRESSURE COIN that are self working as well as more advanced techniques for the seasoned coin worker.


CAN I USE BORROWED COINS?
YES! As well as the the standards routines, PRESSURE includes techniques to allow you to borrow a 50p and a 1p off a spectator and perform the effect right before their eyes!. We recommend turning the coins back to their original state before leaving them with the spectator, unless your budget or booking fee can stand the cost of more sets.


IS THIS USEABLE FOR WORKING MAGICIANS?
Yes! Here are just a few reasons why:
Resets instantly.
No angle problems.
VERY visual
No set up
Can be performed surrounded.
Can be performed standing and in the performers hands.
Easy to perform with no difficult sleight of hand
Quick magicial climaxes.
Uses real currency.


DO I HAVE TO USE SLEIGHT OF HAND?
NO! PRESSURE includes routines that require NO SLEIGHT OF HAND.
NO PALMING



DOES PRESSURE USE RUBBER BANDS OR THREADS OR OTHER HIDDEN BITS WITHIN THE COIN?
No! The spectator really can examine the two coins that really are EMBEDDED TOGETHER. The spectators can examine the coin as much as they like at the end of the routine. No hidden magnets in the coin. No folding, flipping flapping parts! It's that CLEAN!!




PRESSURE FIRST EDITION includes the special coin and detailed photo illustrated instructions taking you right through the whole presentation and effect. Several routines and presentation ideas are fully explained, however we are sure that you will also soon develop your own amazing routines for PRESSURE.


PRESSURE was developed from the original idea by Robert Fenech. With Routines and techniques devised by Dominic Reyes and Ben Williams.