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Stop Light Paddle (Brown) by Gentlemen's Magic

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Manufacturer: Murphys
Categories: New, New Magic, Tricks/Beginner, Tricks/Close-Up Magic Tricks, Tricks/Appearing | Vanishing, Tricks/Walk Around

A visual, straightforward, and incredibly surprising paddle routine.

Originally created by Ian Adair, this effect has become a true classic, popularized over the years by renowned manufacturers such as Eddy Taytelbaum and Willie Wessel, whose versions are now highly sought after by collectors.

With this paddle, you'll make the dots travel right before your spectators' eyes. They disappear from one spot, reappear somewhere else, pass through solid matter, appear on top of the paddle, underneath it... Every phase is clear, seemingly impossible to explain, and above all, incredibly visual.

And the finale delivers a powerful surprise: just when spectators think they've figured out how the trick works, all the dots suddenly come together in the exact same spot.

Key Features
  • Highly commercial, this effect is perfect for close-up magic, cocktail parties, and table-hopping performances.
  • Instant impact with an elegant, compact prop that's easy to carry anywhere.
  • A short, powerful, and visual routine that delivers exactly the reactions every magician hopes for: looks of disbelief, smiles, and that one question we all love to hear... "Wait... how is that even possible?"

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