Out for Dinner by GRUM Handcrafted

Effect

The Out for Dinner trick is a high-quality accessory designed for performing the classic "out to lunch" routine with added elegance. The effect involves a clever and visually engaging performance where objects seem to vanish or transform in a way that defies logic. The accessory enhances the routine by providing a polished and professional look, making it ideal for close-up or table magic.

Full Details

The Out for Dinner accessory by GRUM Handcrafted includes:

• A cleaver system built into the holder, allowing for easy changes during performance.
• AR's artwork, specially prepared for customization on the back of business cards.
• Two styles available: one with a pen sleeve and mini Sharpie, and one without.
• Extra out to dinner bends for different routine options.
• A secure belt clip for quick attachment to clothing, saving pocket space.

Additionally, when paired with AR's confabulation method, the accessory can be used for a powerful routine called Lost and Found, expanding its versatility beyond the standard "out to lunch" effect.

Who Should Consider the Trick

This trick is ideal for:

• Close-up magicians who want a refined and professional accessory.
• Performers who enjoy visual and interactive routines with everyday objects.
• Beginners and experienced magicians alike, as it requires minimal sleight of hand.

Difficulty

The Out for Dinner trick is rated for beginner-level magicians, meaning it is accessible to those new to magic while still offering depth for seasoned performers. The included instructions and adaptable design make it easy to learn and integrate into existing routines.

What Magicians Say

Murphy's Magic describes Out for Dinner as a "quality accessory perfect for performing out to lunch with a touch of class." They highlight its cleaver system and the ability to customize routines with AR's artwork. The accessory is praised for its versatility, allowing magicians to perform multiple effects with one tool.

While no direct quotes from other magicians are available in the provided data, the emphasis on ease of use, professional appearance, and adaptability suggests that this is a well-received product in the magic community.

For magicians looking to elevate their "out to lunch" routine with a polished and functional accessory, Out for Dinner appears to be a strong option.