Hi Penguin,
The gimmick is just good ...but i am unaware of the handling. It would be great if there is a link to learn the proper handling.

Regards.

It would have been nice if penguin would have stated it doesn't come with instructions. I was expecting at least a little pamphlet that come with every other cheap gimmick, like sponge balls or svengali deck. That said, I know what the gimmick can do, so I am giving it a high rating. Maybe one day I will get the Jay scott berry lecture and learn how to actually trim and use it.

I recently rediscovered these and thanks to Penguin for helping me remember this gimmick's name. I use it for IT floats, spongeball productions, and silk productions. This gimmick is virtually overlooked by magicians and smart lay people. They look for the TT and instead you hit them with this. It's priceless when you can fool magicians and lay people alike. It also helps if you want to produce a folded item like a bill on stage.

A lot of people passed on this item, as TT is much better for magic; [edited to protect secret] For stage performers who want to add a strong mentalism effect that packs small, you should definitely get this item!

I'm not a professional magician. I was looking for an inexpensive, but effective gimmick to do some simple tricks. I was disappointed when I received this Sanada Gimmick. It is made of a stiff, cheap plastic, that doesn't fit well, and it didn't come with any instructions. I've purchased Penguin products before and I've always been satisfied with their quality until now.
It was suggested that I purchase the Jay Scott Berry lecture for help with this gadget. If I wanted to spend $30 on a trick I wouldn't have purchased a $4 gimmick
I'm not at all happy with this product.

When you do a silk, coin or spongeball vanish some people look for a thumtip. The Sanada gimmick completely fools them. If handled right it is less detectable than thumbtip.

This fits nicely in my (adult) hand, is a good flesh colour and conceals up to a 10 inch silk at a squeeze.
Exactly what I needed.

You can cut, trim, apply magnets, etc. If you like to tinker with your own ideas... this gimmick is fertile ground. And a bargain.

This gimmick is incredible. I cannot recommend it enough. With a little practice in the mirror, you can cleanly show hands empty, then produce silks, sponge balls, bills, or billets. Buy one.

The Sanada Gimmick is so versatile and a very ingenious tool.