One of my favorite gimmicks, i ALWAYS include it in my walkaround act, SO visual it's scary!!

I like this trick, and there is a good amount of things you can do with it. It's one of those fun little toys to go back to and play with every now and then. The actual trick that you get is pretty bad though. It's a little plastic baggy with a sheet of instructions and a gimmick. The gimmick is durable as long as you put the care into it. IF not, it will break very easily. I don't recommend this really.

Probably the most visual card change around! This is a very good effect and the gimmick is great and very easy to use. Just make sure you have a good routine and explain why you're using the gimmick, otherwise it seems pretty suspicious.

Let me start off by saying that this is my all time favorite trick. Yes, my all time favorite. It arrived in the mail today and I have to say that I was a bit dissapointed but it turned out to be just as good as everyone made it out to be.

Package: This was nicely packaged... A bit smaller then I thought, maybe it's just me. A little plastic bag with the instructions and prop was all that needed to come.

Angles: This is angle proof. There is no angle where you could see what was going on.

Gimmick: In one word: Ingenious. I was expecting... Well, I don't know what I was expecting, but I was surprised! I can't say too much more without exposure.

Difficulty: This is one of the easiest tricks to do. I don't know anyone who could screw this up.

The card sleeve is gimmicked, but performed right, no one ever suspects the sleeve. The only cons I can see to this are that:

1: The gimmick is very fragile.

2: There are little squares on the transparant sleeve. People can see thru them, and it is clearly visible, but... Well, in the video it never had the little squares.

I give this a 5. This is an awesome gimmick that no one should be without. It is a tad pricy, but... I still feel that it is worth it. I just wish he would sell the gimmicks separatly for like 20 bucks a piece though.

While I didn't actually buy this from Penguin(sorry, but you guys were out of it at the time), I can only say that this is the most visual change card trick I've ever seen. It is also very personal as you have a signed card jump from the deck and visually appear in the small card holder. You can use any deck and everything is examinable at the end. Plus you give the card to the spectator as a souvineer. This is a great follow up to Hip Pocket Mullica (which I did buy from Penguin) using the same signed card.