I Stretch by Drew Perry

Effect

The trick "I Stretch" makes a borrowed AirPod appear to stretch, flatten, and vanish before reappearing in the spectator's own case. The visual transformation is striking and happens in the spectator's hands, making it highly engaging.

Full Details

"I Stretch" is an everyday carry (EDC) trick designed for close-up and walkaround performances. It uses borrowed AirPods, though it can also work with the performer's own. The effect involves a clear, impossible visual change that happens in real time. The trick was developed by Drew Perry and has been in production for over two years.

Who Should Consider the Trick

This trick suits magicians who perform with everyday objects and want a strong visual effect. It works well for walkaround, street magic, or casual performances. Since it uses borrowed items, it is ideal for magicians who want to eliminate suspicion of gimmicks.

Information on How Difficult It Is to Perform

The method is straightforward, requiring minimal sleight of hand. Craig Petty describes it as practical and commercial, meaning it is accessible to performers of varying skill levels. The focus is on the visual impact rather than complex handling.

What Magicians Say

Craig Petty calls "I Stretch" one of his strongest releases with Alakazam, comparing it to his popular "Key Master" trick. He praises its commercial appeal and the fact that it works with borrowed items. The trick has been highly anticipated since its filming two years ago.

Magic-TV mentions it as one of the standout new tricks being showcased at the Blackpool Magic Convention 2024, alongside other high-profile releases. The excitement around it suggests it will be a popular choice among performers.