Ring Hole by Peter Eggink

Effect

Ring Hole is a modern take on the classic ring flight trick. The magician borrows a ring from a spectator, makes it vanish in plain sight, and then produces it from a factory-sealed candy bag. The effect is highly visual and appears impossible, leaving the audience amazed.

Full details

Ring Hole involves a borrowed ring that vanishes and reappears in a sealed candy bag. The trick requires a specific prop, the factory-sealed candy bag, which adds to the mystery. The setup is described as convoluted, but the trick includes a brilliant gimmick that ensures the bag remains sealed. This makes the effect even more convincing. The handling needs to be precise to ensure a seamless performance.

Who should consider the trick

Ring Hole is ideal for magicians who enjoy performing visual and impossible-seeming effects. It is suitable for those who are comfortable with handling props and can manage a more complex setup. If you like updating classic tricks with modern twists, this trick will appeal to you.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

The trick requires precise handling and a good understanding of the prop used. The setup is described as convoluted, which means it may take some time to get used to. However, the gimmick included in the trick helps in making the performance smoother. It is recommended for intermediate to advanced magicians who are familiar with similar effects.

What magicians say

AlakazamMagicUK describes Ring Hole as a "fresh, eye-catching trick that elevates the traditional ring flight effect." They highlight the visual appeal and the impossible outcome, though they note the need for careful handling. Magic-tv rates Ring Hole 90/100, calling it a "complex trick with a convoluted setup but includes a brilliant gimmick." They appreciate the gimmick for sealing packets, which adds to the trick's effectiveness.