A ball changes to four (Multiplying Billiard Balls), Hopping Half, Cold Case, Cup and Bottle, Rubik’s Dream…

 

When I lay down the names of these very famous props, if you know enough about them, you should know that we are talking about today: “shell.” When we want to turn a ball into four, or a coin into two, in the vast majority of times, we need to use a shell – it is by far the most reasonable and simplest tool. Of course, a shell not only appears, but also can disappear, transfer, cross…

 

Since J.N. Hofzinser invented the shell in 1874, magicians have shown unlimited imagination in their use of this device. To this day, most (about 80%) of the famous coin items sold use a shell.

 

Although the shell originated from coins, it has gradually developed into usage for more and more items in recent years. It is continually changing in the magician’s hands. This time, it extends to the “ring.”

 

This amazing idea has finally become a reality through the efforts of Wenzi Magic and Himitsu Magic. Its name is RININGand it can be understood as a ring and ring. And this time we invited the magician, red-haired, who has been delving into ring magic for many years. We thought of several preliminary uses for this prop, as you can see in the promotional video.

 

Although there are only a few effects shown, we can still get a glimpse of the power of RINING from these demonstrations. Obviously, this is just the tip of the iceberg since there are a total of five common rings and four shells inside. Hopping Half’s ring version, ring color change, ring change, color exchange…