The Inversion Holder
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Producing a piece of fruit is considered one of the best ways to end a stand-up Cups and Balls routine. However, carrying the fruit in a jacket pocket can be bulky and obvious, especially for magicians who wear slim-fit suits.
Here comes The Inversion Holder - a hidden weapon designed by David Penn, a seasoned expert in performing the Cups and Balls routines in a strolling environment. Ergonomically designed to correspond to the human waistline, it perfectly conceals the fruit or final loads behind your back, remaining completely invisible when worn.
Constructed from high-tensile steel, the Inversion Holder is a stable, durable, and long-lasting accessory. The steel undergoes professional fabrication, bending, hand-welding, grinding, and painting, providing a secure grip on the fruit during performances.
It can be rotated to adjust to different angles and is convenient for both left- and right-handed. Multiple holders can be used together, and it comes with rubber bands to secure fruit or final load of various sizes.
The Inversion Holder allows you to achieve a natural and smooth motion when retrieving the fruit or final loads, making it an ideal solution for magicians, especially those who wear slim-fit suits. It eliminates the bulk typically associated with carrying fruit in a pocket and provides a seamless performance.
Features
- Stable, durable, and long-lasting
- Ergonomically designed to fit the human waistline
- Enables a natural and smooth movement
- Is The Inversion Holder suitable for beginners?
- Not quite. It is rated intermediate, so some prior sleight-of-hand experience helps.
- Can I perform The Inversion Holder surrounded?
- No. It is front-facing only — keep your audience in front of you, within roughly 180°.
- Do I need sleight of hand to perform The Inversion Holder?
- No. The method is gimmick-based, so the prop does the work rather than your hands.
- How long does The Inversion Holder take to reset?
- About five minutes, so reset it between sets rather than between tables.
- Can I perform The Inversion Holder on camera or over Zoom?
- It is not listed for virtual or camera performance. The recommended settings are Close-up, Parlour / Stand-up.
- How much preparation does The Inversion Holder need?
- None. It is ready to use out of the box.
- How do I learn The Inversion Holder?
- Through a streaming video tutorial, which you can start watching as soon as you order.
- Skill level
- Intermediate
- Best for
- Close-upParlour / Stand-up
- Reset
- Under 5 minutes
- Method
- Gimmick-based
- Instructions
- Streaming video tutorial
- Publisher
- TCC
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