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HEARTBEAT

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$22.16 $29.95 In stock

Category: Tricks

They see nothing... But they FEEL everything

Magic is very visual art. Everyone can usually see the magic happen. 

But with HEARTBEAT, nobody can see it. They can only FEEL it. 

You place a pencil at pure fingertips, creating a connection between you and the spectator. 

As soon as you touch your heart, they can feel your pulse through the pencil. 

BOOM BOOM - BOOM BOOM 

It's a feeling that can't be described, you have to experience it... It's deep. 

There are no electronics, nothing palmed - and they can completely examine the pencil and your hands. 

HEATBEAT is not just magic. It's an experience that they will never forget. 


Watch Chris Ramsay's reaction. We want to thank him for letting us use this footage. So kind. 

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Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Jacob ★★★★★

Finally, a trick that plays on touch instead of sight — the way the pen rests feels completely natural, and the spectator’s reaction when they feel the beat is priceless. It’s so direct and disarming, I’ve used it three times already this week.

Ryan Z. ★★★☆☆

Took me a few tries to get the rhythm right, but once you do, the spectator genuinely feels something. The pen placement is key—too obvious and they catch on. It's a clever idea, just requires more practice than I expected.