Here's a quirky card grab system that’ll have your audience scratching their heads in disbelief. Use a clothespin to snag a chosen card mid-dribble — yes, you read that right!
Flat Base brings you PIN, a delightful little system that adds a sprinkle of absurdity to your skill demo. Forget using your hands; this clothespin does all the heavy lifting and looks utterly impossible — in a good way, of course.
With three handling methods tailor-made by Flat Base, this is suitable for everyone from the greenest newbie to the seasoned magician. Plus, you'll learn their nifty new marking system that’ll let you perform with swagger and finesse (impressive, eh?).
Each PIN set is lovingly handcrafted, compact, and portable, appearing as ordinary as your last pair of socks while hiding some clever secrets. Whether you’re dazzling at a formal gig or pulling off some cheeky street magic, PIN could be the ace up your sleeve.
Features:
Snag a chosen card with a clothespin for an unbelievable visual moment.
Every gimmick is handcrafted by Flat Base.
Three handling methods, from easy-peasy to advanced wizardry.
Unique marking system for maximum adaptability.
Compact, exquisite, and pocket-friendly.
Includes:
Gimmicked Clothespin ×1
Gimmicked Card Type A ×1 (Red Bicycle Back)
Gimmicked Card Type B ×4 (2 Red Bicycle Back, 2 Blue Bicycle Back; DIY instructions included)
Marked Cards ×10 (Red Bicycle Back)
Three Handling Methods:
All methods involve forcing the selected card.
Method One:
The easiest to pick up and pull off.
Grabs a single selected card cleanly.
Selected card cannot be signed or examined (sorry, folks).
Method Two:
A tad trickier than Method One.
The selected card can be signed, examined, and even given away — shocking!
Method Three:
The crème de la crème of methods.
The selected card can be signed, examined, and given away (look at you, showing off).
Tip: Start with Method One, then strut your stuff with Methods Two and Three.
Common Questions:
Q: Can the audience examine everything?
A:
The clothespin is fair game for examination.
The forced card in Method One? Not so much.
Selected cards in Methods Two and Three — yes, they can be examined & signed.
Q: Can I grab the card blindfolded?
A: Absolutely, but Method One is your best bet! Just be prepared to practise until you’re a blindfolded ninja.
