Gravity Clips by Greg Van Holsbeck is an easy-to-do mind-reading miracle with a one-of-a-kind visual ending that never fails to get huge reactions. A selection of postcards, playing cards, business cards, or pretty much anything flat, is handed out to an audience member. As you turn your back, they choose one and look at it before it's lost back in the pack. The cards are then clipped to a cord,
Gravity Clips by Greg Van Holsbeck is an easy-to-do mind-reading miracle with a one-of-a-kind visual ending that never fails to get huge reactions.
A selection of postcards, playing cards, business cards, or pretty much anything flat, is handed out to an audience member. As you turn your back, they choose one and look at it before it's lost back in the pack. The cards are then clipped to a cord, which is stretched out between two people. With a quick tug, all the cards fall to the ground...except for their selection!
The versatile, custom-made gimmick comes ready to go. It's super easy to use and no sleight of hand is required. Since Gravity Clips works with basically any flat object, you have full freedom to personalize the routine however you want. Greg even shares a variety of routine ideas in the detailed tutorial to help you get started, as well as a PDF with custom-designed postcards you can print out and start using.
Enjoy effortless mind-reading with Gravity Clips by Greg Van Holsbeck.
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Gravity Clips by Greg Van Holsbeck is an easy-to-do mind-reading miracle with a one-of-a-kind visual ending that never fails to get huge reactions. A selection of postcards, playing cards, business cards, or pretty much anything flat, is handed out to an audience member. As you turn your back, they choose one and look at it before it's lost back in the pack. The cards are then clipped to a cord,