Third Eye by Radek Hoffman

Created by: Radek Hoffman

Third Eye by Radek Hoffman is a mentalism trick that teaches you how to create and use a peek device for mind-reading effects. The device can be made from everyday items like business cards, billets, or envelopes, allowing you to secretly view what a spectator has written. The tutorial includes two full routines performed in real-world settings, with detailed handling tips and subtle moves to enhance the illusion of genuine mind-reading. This is ideal for close-up, parlour, or stage mentalism performances.

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Key features

  • Learn to build your own peek device from scratch

  • Includes two complete routines with live performances

  • Detailed handling and subtlety tips for natural performance

  • Versatile for various performance environments (close-up, parlour, stage)

  • No physical product—instant download only

Pros

  • Clear, detailed instructions from a natural teacher

  • Classic method updated with modern handling

  • Customizable to your preferred materials (business cards, billets, etc.)

  • Great for beginners with no prior experience in peek devices

Cons

  • Requires time and effort to build the device yourself

  • Some construction details could be more explicit

  • No physical product included—must source materials independently

Effect

The Third Eye by Radek Hoffman is a mentalism tool that allows you to secretly peek at information written by a spectator. The effect appears as genuine mind reading—the spectator writes something down, places it in a business card, envelope, or billet, and you reveal their thought without ever visibly looking at it.

Full details

Third Eye teaches you how to construct your own peek device using common materials like business cards, billets, or envelopes. The method is based on classic mentalism techniques but includes updated handling and subtleties from Radek Hoffman. The tutorial is an hour and 36 minutes long, covering construction, two full routines, and detailed performance tips. You must provide your own materials (cards, scissors, glue) to build the device, which takes about 45 minutes to an hour.

Who should consider the trick

This is ideal for mentalists who want a versatile, everyday-carry peek device. It works in close-up, walk-around, parlor, and stage settings. Beginners will appreciate the detailed handling advice, while experienced performers may still find value in the refined subtleties.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

Building the device is simple—basic cutting and gluing skills are all that’s needed. The performance requires practice to manage angles and timing, but the tutorial provides thorough guidance. Fiddlin' Johnny notes that after about 100 performances, the handling becomes smooth and professional.

What magicians say

Fiddlin' Johnny praises the tutorial’s depth, calling the subtleties "superb" and highlighting how natural the device feels in performance. He says, "This one is very versatile, usable, and at any level, I think you’ll like it." He also appreciates that the method is tried-and-true, used by professionals for years. Mentalist on a Shoestring briefly mentions Third Eye in a broader review, noting its practicality for card-based mentalism routines.

The Third Eye is a practical, well-taught tool for mentalists looking to add a reliable peek method to their repertoire.

What people are saying about Third Eye

fiddlinjonny says...

The level of detail in this was superb. I really appreciated the subtleties and choreography tips, which help you advance past common pitfalls with peek devices.

mentalistonashoestring says...

Third Eye is a clever peek device that’s easy to make and works in any performance environment. It’s a great addition to any mentalist’s toolkit.

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