Joe Porper's paddles are the standard to which all other paddle tricks should be compared. His are clearly the best. Made of lightweight aluminum, then black anodized. The machining of each paddle is precise. And, the magic is wonderful! The 1-2-3-4

The Amazing Jumping Arrow is destined to become a classic. Crafted from aluminum specifically for this effect, then anodized and engraved, this elegant prop produces a beautiful routine in which a variety of amazing, amusing visual effects take place--ea

You show two paddles, one with a parrot and one with a cage. With a little magic you make the parrot fly to the other paddle and land in the cage and back again. Great trick!

This is a new take on the old Fanta Stick. It is 12” long and the beauty of this is that while you can do the Fanta Stick trick with it, now you can use it to make the colors appear in the Magic Coloring Book…and it also changes into

This is a paddle version of the black and white trick! The colors jump from one paddle to the other paddle and finally change into bright colors on all sides! Included are two magnetic paddles, insert disks and complete

Nothing could be simpler, or easier to perform. A small paddle is introduced and shows a RED spot in the center. Both sides are shown to be the same. In an instant the RED spot changes to WHITE and the paddle is

This crystal edition of the classic Hot Rod makes the effect even more deceptive. A spectator selects a color and suddenly, all of the gems magically transform into their chosen color.

This crystal edition of the classic Hot Rod makes the effect even more deceptive. A spectator selects a color and suddenly, all of the gems magically transform into their chosen color.

Some amazing effects with clear crystal rods, with colored spots. The spots on the opposite side are visible through the clear rod making for a very strong optical enhancement to any paddle type effect, that will fool

The magician displays a brass rod with six colors. The colors are green, yellow, red, white, blue, and black. The colors are in this order on the front and back of the rod. The spectator is then asked to freely select any of the six