Picture this: a sturdy glass goblet, the kind you’d expect to see at a fancy dinner (or a dodgy pub). A spectator gets a good look at it — because, you know, we don’t do dodgy tricks here. Then, with a bit of mental focus (and probably some eyebrow waggling), the magician makes the stem of the glass start to bend. Yes, you read that right — bending glass like it’s made of spaghetti! By the end of the show, it’s almost at a cheeky 90 degrees, sitting upside down on the table like it’s just given up on life.
Inspired by that classic bent fork trick (you know the one), this effect is perfect for those moments when you want to wow an audience, whether on stage or in front of the telly. You’ll get two high-quality plexiglass glasses, one of which is a clever little gimmick.
The goblet stands at 21 centimetres tall and has a diameter of 7 centimetres — pretty much the perfect size for making it look like a proper glass, even from a distance (so your mates won’t suspect a thing). Plus, you’ll get access to an online instructional video, because we all need a little help sometimes!
