This is an extremely clever and well-made product that is definitely a 'real world' worker. I can see this being in a lot of magician's repertoires, especially if they do walk-about magic.--Paul Romhany. Strongman

Display the power of your mind over simple household objects...how about a spoon? With no force or effort you can twist and bend a metal spoon until it looks as if its been through a tornado. The spoon seems to become like

Spoon bending and watch stealing, all in one. A Nick Byrd Creation, this is a complete routine on spoon bending and watch stealing in the same effect. Powerful magic.

The magician displays a spoon in his outstretched hand. He closes his hand around everything but the bowl part. The Magician concentrates on the spoon and when shown the spoon now has an amazing spiral twist as part of the

Unlike most key bend handlings, with TWISTER the just-examined key stays in full-view, not just before and after the bend, but even DURING the bend! The audience actually gets to SEE the key bend without any

All the secrets fully explained behind several fantastic metal bending effects. All of them are easy to learn by watching the detailed DVD included. Every metal effect has detailed presentation and method

Show your audience a solid metal spoon. Focus your psychic energy on it, and watch the spoon bend at your fingertips. As a surprising finale, the spoon breaks in half! You can hand our the two broken pieces of the spoon

Two 4-inch nails are shown--one is selected. To amazement of everyone the nail slowly and visually begins to bend right in front of his or her eyes. The nail bends to a 90-degree angle. The bent nail can be handed out for

With Strongman you will be able to show your spectators a solid nut and bolt that they can feel it and check it to see if it is solid, and yet, you can make the bolt bend as if it were made of rubber. You can even hold it

A cigarette lighter is shown. The magician demonstrates super human strength bending the lighter first one way and then twisting it another way. All apparatus supplied with a DVD demonstration.