Hit Pen by Alain Vachon

Effect

The Hit Pen by Alain Vachon is a gimmicked pen that allows magicians to perform visual vanishes and appearances. The pen makes objects disappear and reappear in a clean, impossible way. The effect is direct and works well in close-up or stage settings.

Full details

The Hit Pen is a self-contained prop that requires no additional setup. It is designed for quick resets, making it practical for repeated performances. The gimmick is built into the pen, allowing for smooth vanishes and reappearances without complex sleight of hand. The pen looks ordinary, which helps maintain the illusion.

Who should consider the trick

The Hit Pen is suitable for magicians who perform close-up or stage magic. It works well for those who want a visual, easy-to-use prop with minimal sleight of hand. Beginners will find it simple to learn, while experienced performers can integrate it into more complex routines.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

The trick is easy to perform. The gimmick does most of the work, so no advanced sleight of hand is needed. The handling is straightforward, making it accessible for beginners. Experienced magicians can focus on presentation rather than technique.

What magicians say

Craig Petty and Ryland reviewed the Hit Pen in their show, emphasizing its practicality and audience impact. They noted its versatility for different performance settings. The duo highlighted the pen's clean visual effects and quick reset, making it a strong choice for working magicians. Their review suggests the Hit Pen is a solid investment for those looking for a reliable, visual prop.