@@mrroundhead1 No, it works by the ideomotor effect.

It doesn’t compare… Not as in it’s better or worse, but in the sense that they’re two very different approaches to what feels like the same outcome to the spectator. One uses equivoque, while the other uses a linguistic subtlety. One uses gaffed cards whose faces can’t be shown completely freely. The other uses cards whose faces can be fully shown, but the backs can only be shown occasionally. One uses 6 cards, one uses 16. I guess my best suggestion would be to try both. As for cost, I would argue that you get more bang for your buck with KK, but the shadow wallet is still definitely worth its price tag.

He didn’t have a set release date when I made this video. Price when I last spoke to Tony was going to be $75. You could try to contact Tony through messenger or through his website to see if he has any more made up yet. In my experience, he has always been pretty responsive

@@misterwizzerd thanks for the quick reply. I need another wallet like I needI need

Sorry for the late response. The ring has nothing to do with the effect.

Almost ever MAGICIAN u c will have a ring on I have a ring right now ring have nothing to do with the trick

By buying it and learning the secret. 😏 Also…gravity

Why

I know… I just saw that recently. It was a steal at $10. I think even $25 would still be reasonable, but with all the options out there, I think $40 is a bit steep

Why would it need to be examined? The need to have everything examined is something magicians care about, not laymen. If performed correctly, no spectator will want to examine it. Furthermore, Brent covers a simple switch for those obsessed with having everything examined. That being said, I'm glad you like Dan's release... It's a great release. Different strokes for different folks. 🙂

​@@misterwizzerd If something is almost too impossible, people start to susspect. Also. in his demo, he tries to over prove and question things in front of the spectator. He says, some may think it is the box, some think the cube is weighted, etc. This gets the spectator to wonder why he is drawing attention to several methods. This turns it into a puzzle and a challenge for the spectator. Hey if you like this, then good on you. Like you said. Different strokes for different folks. I am not saying you are wrong. Just not my style of performing. Cheers!

Brent does teach a way to hand out everything in the end... That's a limitation you're putting on yourself, though it does require a sleight

Airship Magic makes them

Hey there! This is the creator! Thank you for your interest and thank you Wayne! Available at airshipmagic.com , Stevensmagic.com Kranzomagic.com or directly through myself :)

Morgan size of that's available?

@@chunkier not currently. Though in the future yes

I hope it's happened i want to buy but i want morgan dollar size

Check out any online magic shop. My favorite online shop is brickandmortarmagic.com Just search Yigal Mesika Loops and you'll find what you need

Not magnetic... It's more in how the wallet is designed I guess

Just a note that I received mine a few weeks back a d whilst I initially liked it it has already started to come apart. The stitching is good but some parts of the wallet are glued together (where slide goes into) and this has simply come unstuck. Can't complain for the price but a title disappointed none the less.

What's a slide?

@@gauravtee Like for some wallets, not all, there will be a black card you can slide out and keep slid out and pushed in the wallet or taken out before the wallet is presented. I t helps you find the opening of the wallet so you don't have to look.