One of the hottest mentalism effects of the last decade has just been given a cheeky upgrade. Since the original, Philip has been tinkering away to create a version that lets you WRITE with the Sharpie before it dramatically falls on command. After years of experimentation and a dash of wizardry, we’re chuffed to introduce FALL 2.0.
The original FALL has been the go-to choice for top magicians and mentalists worldwide (and if you haven’t seen it in action, you’re missing out).
This is one of the most jaw-dropping effects you can pull off with a Sharpie. You use the Sharpie during your performance, place it on a table or a glass, concentrate, and then—BAM!—the pen falls to the floor in a flourish. Simple, direct, and utterly powerful. Banachek and Ryan have had audiences screaming (and even legging it out of rooms) with this one!
You control when the drop happens—make it take anywhere between 30 seconds to a full 2 minutes, depending on how much suspense you fancy building.
SOME KEY POINTS TO REMEMBER:
- You can control the timing of the pen's drop
- You can now actually WRITE with the Sharpie
- No magnets or threads involved
- You can be as far away from the pen as you like when it falls
- Includes a gimmick Sharpie plus a download video (the original FALL tutorial plus an update from Philip)
- Perform surrounded anytime, anywhere
- SUPER EASY TO DO!
Just like the original, this Sharpie can drop at your command (a little secret you’ll uncover upon purchase). With
FALL 2.0, you can hand the Sharpie to a spectator or use it for scribbling notes like a regular Sharpie—then, when you’re ready, cap it and have it fall off a deck of cards, a table, or wherever you fancy.
PLEASE NOTE: Each unit is lovingly hand-crafted by Philip himself to ensure it functions flawlessly. Others have tried to replicate FALL, but they’ve flopped because NOBODY knows the secret sauce Philip uses to make this work. It’s so well made that even if you try to dismantle the pen, you won’t uncover the secret. With
FALL 2.0, any knock-off attempts are destined for disaster. Avoid those dodgy imitations of
FALL 2.0—they simply WON'T WORK.
