Ring to Shoelace Ring to Shoelace Trick from Penn & Teller Fool Us Show!

A borrowed (!) ring disappears and immediately appears on the magician's shoelaces - by Adrián Carratalá

For years Adrián Carratalá has closely guarded the secret with which he succeeded in fooling Penn & Teller. Now you too can amaze your audience with this miracle.

Effect: A borrowed ring disappears under a handkerchief and then immediately appears on the magician's shoelaces.

Best of all:

- The magician never approaches his shoes during the performance.

- He is not dependent on any particular clothing. He can also present himself completely naked (with shoes only, of course).

- The gimmick is set up in 5 seconds and is ready for use again after only 5 seconds.

- The complete system is self-contained and fits comfortably in your pocket.

- No double rings are used. The ring the spectator holds in his hand is his real ring until the end.

- No stealing or suspicious movements, the hands are always shown empty.

- No reels, threads or rubber bands are used. The gimmick is designed for professional use.

- Each gimmick has been lovingly handcrafted in Spain and individually supervised by Adrian Carratalá.

Important: We recommend the use of dark shoes or shoes with black laces.

Inspired by an original idea by Richard Sanders.

You will receive easy-to-understand video instructions in English for this magic trick.