The Pegasus Page

Effect

The Pegasus Page is a visually striking torn-and-restored effect that leaves audiences amazed. A page from a travel magazine is torn into pieces, only to be magically restored to its original state. The effect is clean, direct, and highly visual, making it a standout moment in any performance.

Full details

The Pegasus Page is part of the 'Odyssey' mentalism prop, which is designed to look and feel like a real travel magazine. The page itself is examinable, adding to the realism of the effect. The restoration happens in a way that is both surprising and impossible to detect, making it a powerful addition to any magician's repertoire. The trick resets instantly, allowing for multiple performances without any downtime.

Who should consider the trick

The Pegasus Page is ideal for magicians who perform close-up, stage, or social magic. Its versatility makes it suitable for a variety of settings, from intimate gatherings to larger audiences. If you are looking for a visually stunning effect that is easy to reset and highly examinable, this trick is worth considering.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

The Pegasus Page is designed to be straightforward to perform, making it accessible to magicians of varying skill levels. The method is cleverly hidden, allowing the performer to focus on the presentation rather than complex sleight of hand. The included tutorial provides clear instructions, ensuring that even beginners can master the effect with practice.

What magicians say

Craig from magic-tv highly praises the Pegasus Page, calling it a standout effect within the 'Odyssey' prop. He rates the entire product 10/10, highlighting its professional design and practicality. The magazine's authentic look and feel, combined with the instant reset, make it a versatile tool for any magician. Craig also mentions that the Pegasus Page is particularly effective in creating a memorable moment for the audience.