Clipflip
Created by: Biz
Clipflip is a versatile card sleight that can be used for color changes, vanishes, displacements, and more, making it a utility move for close-up card magic. Created by Biz and available through Big Blind Media, it's a challenging move that combines elements of the clip shift and a top palm, offering two versions for varying skill levels. The purchase includes a 30-minute tutorial covering multiple applications and a sandwich trick.
Key features
- Utility move for card magic with multiple applications
- Two versions provided: one easier than the other
- Includes a tutorial on a sandwich trick using the sleight
- 30-minute tutorial covering various applications and tips
- Requires familiarity with card sleights, especially the clip shift
Pros
- Highly versatile with many applications
- Clear and engaging teaching style by Biz
- Includes practical routines and tips
- No additional props needed, just a deck of cards
Cons
- Challenging to learn, especially for beginners
- Requires prior knowledge of card sleights like the clip shift
Clipflip videos
Magic Review - Clipflip by Biz & Big Blind Media
David from Magic Orthodoxy reviews 'Clipflip', a new card sleight by Biz, available through Big Blind Media. The move is described as a utility sleight with applications like color changes, vanishes, and card displacements. Biz provides two versions of the move, one easier than the other, and includes a tutorial on a sandwich trick using the sleight. David notes the move's difficulty, comparing it to a combination of the clip shift and a top palm, and recommends it for those familiar with the clip shift. The review is positive, praising Biz's teaching style and the move's versatility. The project is priced at $12 and includes a 30-minute tutorial covering various applications and tips.
Takeaways:
- Clipflip is a versatile card sleight with multiple applications.
- The move is challenging, especially for those not familiar with the clip shift.
- Biz provides two versions of the move, including an easier one.
- The tutorial includes a sandwich trick and various applications of the sleight.
- Priced at $12, the project offers a 30-minute comprehensive tutorial.