A Kinetic Sphere multiplies at the will of the magician

providing ample space to easily store 24 (and possibly 26) standard decks as well as providing the flexibility to store slightly larger sized decks if needed

You can perform it seriously or doing comedy

A borrowed ring travels inside a jewelry bag that is under the magician's sock

Created in partnership with California based creative studio

Modern Flap Card (Queen to King) | Hondo Kyle A Kinetic Sphere multiplies atThe Flap Card was first introduced in 1922, in Professor R. Kunard's Book of Card Tricks. In the decades since, it has become a staple in the routines of magicians worldwide, used to produce all sorts of stunning effects. However, limitations of the original 1922 design constrain these performances: magicians must precisely position their audience, keep constant pressure on the card surface, and perform tricks almost immediately after setup for best