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Clip Spin Change

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$4.69 $6.25 In stock

Category: Value Vault

You've seen it a million times. Some guys, as they work with their cards, rotate the deck end over end as they manipulate their cards. Hankins has turned that

natural motion into a completely fluid color change that can repeat itself, over and over and over.

Using the Clip Spin move, Mike has developed a technique to make an endless array of cards change and keep changing. Great for color changes OR a control. Clip Spin is a versatile utility that can be worked into your handling with any funky looking hand moves.



  • 100% Impromptu.
  • Bonus Cull Move taught.
  • Can be used as a control to move a card to the top of the deck.
  • Use a borrowed deck.
  • Instant reset.
  • No setup.
  • No gimmicks of any kind.
  • Multiple angles and close up teaching adds for easy learning.
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Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Harper ★★★★★

The way it turns a simple deck rotation into a smooth, continuous motion is really clever. I’ve been using it to add a bit of flow to my basic cuts, and it feels natural after just a few tries.

Carter A. ★★★★☆

I’ve been practicing that deck rotation move for ages and this finally makes it feel smooth. The way it captures the natural end-over-end motion is incredibly fluid. My only minor gripe is it takes a bit to get the hang of the timing, but once you click, it’s worth it.