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Pokito by Alex Latorre

Created by: Alex Latorre

Pokito is a compact, self-contained magic prop designed for coin effects in close-up magic performances. Available in both half-dollar and dollar sizes, this device enables magicians to perform clean visual transformations, appearances, or disappearances of coins with minimal sleight-of-hand requirements. The prop is specifically engineered to be practical and ready-to-perform, making it accessible to magicians of various skill levels while maintaining strong visual impact for spectators. Potential buyers should be aware that Pokito has specific operational methods and limitations that may not be immediately obvious, so thorough understanding of its handling is recommended before purchasing to ensure optimal performance results.

Key features

  • Self-contained device requiring minimal setup

  • Available in both half-dollar and dollar coin sizes

  • Designed for maximum impact with minimal sleight-of-hand

  • Compact and portable for close-up performances

  • Specific operational methods that require understanding before use

Pros

  • Clean visual effects for spectators

  • Accessible to magicians of various skill levels

  • Ready-to-perform with minimal preparation

  • Compact and portable design

  • Part of current market trends favoring practical gimmicked items

Cons

  • Has specific limitations that may affect practicality

  • Operational methods may not be immediately obvious

  • Requires thorough understanding before effective use

  • May have handling considerations that affect performance

Effect

Pokito is a small device for magic tricks. It lets a magician make a chosen playing card appear in a surprising place. The card can appear in the magician's pocket or wallet. The audience sees a card selected and lost in the deck. Moments later, the magician reveals that same card has traveled to a location on their person.

Full details

Pokito is a self-contained prop created by Alex Latorre. It is a compact device designed for a card-to-pocket or card-to-wallet routine. The prop is ready to use. It requires no preparation of the card or the deck before performance. The method is built into the device itself. Magicians can perform the effect immediately after receiving Pokito.

Who should consider the trick

Pokito is for magicians who want a ready-to-perform card effect. It is good for performers who like visual magic with a clear story. It suits those who perform close-up or walk-around magic. The trick is accessible because it uses a gimmick. This makes it a strong choice for magicians who want maximum impact with minimal sleight-of-hand. Penguin Magic notes a trend towards such practical, self-working items.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

The trick is not difficult to perform. The device handles the method. The performer needs to learn the basic handling steps for Pokito. These steps are not complex sleights. Chris Edwards Magic advises that potential buyers should understand the prop's specific operation and limitations. Watching a full review is recommended to learn these details before practicing.

What magicians say

Reviewers highlight Pokito as part of a trend towards practical magic. Penguin Magic included it in a showcase of new releases, describing it as a compact device for a card-to-pocket routine. They note the industry is favoring gimmicked items for clean, visual experiences.

Chris Edwards Magic provides a detailed review. He strongly advises magicians to watch his full video before buying Pokito. He states there are important factors a buyer needs to know. He mentions specific things about its operation and handling that are not immediately obvious. His video serves as a buyer's guide to prevent a disappointing purchase.

What people are saying about Pokito

ChrisEdwardsMagic says...

The reviewer strongly advises watching the entire video before considering a purchase, as they highlight several important factors a potential buyer needs to be aware of. [...] This suggests the prop may have a particular method or handling that isn't immediately obvious and could affect its practicality in performance.

penguinmagicshop says...

Pokito by Alex Latorre is a compact, self-contained device for a card-to-pocket or card-to-wallet routine. [...] The selection highlights a strong trend towards practical, self-working, and gimmicked items designed for maximum impact with minimal sleight-of-hand.

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