Whiplash is a ridiculously visual gimmick that allows you to make cards vanish, swap places, and transform right before your very eyes. Dive into Josh Janousky's signature routine, Whipped Across, which is his cheeky twist on the classic cards across plot. Watch as cards disappear and reappear at your fingertips, with the grand finale happening in a spectator's hands (good luck explaining that one!).
But wait, there’s more! You’ll also get an updated take on Oil and Water, a multi-phase sandwich routine (not the kind you eat), and a Monte game that packs a punch with a stunning kicker ending. You’ll receive a custom gimmick, straight from the presses of the United States Playing Card Company, ready to go right out of the box. Plus, Josh throws in a lesson on how to repair and customise your gimmick—a feature we didn’t know we needed but are ever so grateful for. Seriously, it’s an entire workshop on splitting cards, and frankly, that’s worth the price of admission alone.
Whiplash is angle-proof and can be hidden in any deck (just don’t lose it in the pub). The potential with Whiplash is absolutely endless. Go on, give it a whirl.
"This is one versatile weapon to have in your arsenal!" - Jon Armstrong
"Warning: this is good enough to cause severe head injuries. I'm still recovering!" - Jeff Prace
"This utility [gimmick] has so many new and interesting applications, I cannot wait to explore them all! Awesome job, Josh!" - Chris Wiehl
"Josh has this amazing ability to take an idea, and 'interstellarize' it. He takes an idea like Whiplash, and moves it into the 5th dimension. I LOVE his vision when it comes to magic and cannot wait to see what he releases in the future... which is the present... but will soon become the past. Ok... my head hurts now! And so will yours after you see this amazing trick!" - Mike Eaton
"Once you have Whiplash in your tool kit, you will find yourself developing scores of ideas on how to make your routines easier AND more impressive. That's a great combination." - Anton James
With kind permission from Mark Mason. Thank you to Mathieu Bich and Eric Jones.
