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Stolen

Trick by Gentlemen's Magic and Urbain
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Stolen

54.95 usd

Trick by Gentlemen's Magic and Urbain ()

 Out of stock. New stock expected approximately Friday, July 11, 2025
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A powerful, modern ring flight that you can perform surrounded!

You borrow a ring and place it on a safety pin held between your fingers. In a blink, the pin vanishes right before their eyes.

Your wallet is removed from your pocket to show that the pin and ring are now securely attached to the wallet. Their brains will break when they see the pin is hooked through the outer layer of the wallet.

Urbain (creator of "Ignite" and "Coffee Break") has teamed up with Gentlemen's Magic to create an impossible miracle that’s surprisingly easy to do.

This is the ultimate ring flight for workers Get "Stolen" by Urbain from Vanishing Inc. today!

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  • Gabriel asks: Is the wallet and/or pin included?

    • 1. Jim answers: Yes.
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  • Henrik asks: Do you need a long sleeve?

    • 1. Will answers: This looks to be accomplished the same way any other Ring flight works… You do not need long sleeves to accomplish a ring flight… you just need a place to stash the gimmick/wallet with a clear path to your hands. A inner jacket pocket works best (you could even roll up your sleeves) or with no jacket, you should be able to send it to your back pocket (pending angles)
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  • David asks: Is the lighter included or can I use any lighter?

    • 1. Jim answers: You can use any.
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