Magic Review - Stitch by Titanas & Murphy's Magic
David from Magic Orthodoxy delivers a positive review of Titanas' "Stitch," a $45 effect available through Murphy's Magic. This unique walk-around effect creates a shocking visual illusion where the magician seemingly severs their ring finger with blades inserted into a specially designed sleeve. The gimmick is well-made, featuring pre-done slits and a smaller sleeve option for different hand sizes. The instructional video, led by Javier Fier, is comprehensive, spanning over an hour and covering various routines including a 'no palm' version and a flat table performance. While the angles are similar to Angelo Carbone's "Demid Deck," the quality of the gimmick is significantly improved. David recommends prioritizing the over-the-shoulder demonstrations to understand the necessary hand positioning and angle management. Overall, he considers "Stitch" a worthwhile purchase for its shock value, portability, and the multiple routines it offers, making it a great addition to a magician's repertoire, especially for street magic and walk-around performances. He encourages viewers to join the Magic Orthodoxy membership for more exclusive content.
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Key points
Shocking visual illusion of severing a finger.
Well-constructed gimmick with pre-done slits.
Comprehensive instructional video with multiple routines.
Similar angles to Angelo Carbone's "Demid Deck" but with improved gimmick quality.
Suitable for street magic and walk-around performances.
Allows for examination of all items (with some palming skill).