Devil's Bandana V2 (Blue) by Lee Alex - Trick
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We listened to reviews, we listened to customers' feedback, we listened to dealer comments!The devil's handkerchief that you can wear!
This wickedly clever utility device can be worn (if you wish) as a neckerchief, bandana or face covering.
"Every magician needs a Devil's Hank: it's an essential tool for good magic. Lee has created one of the finest you'll ever obtain."
- Jeff McBride (Creator of the Magic & Mystery School, Las Vegas)
Color choices: BLACK, RED & BLUE
New design! We have removed all magic themed design elements leaving you with a bandana that is more organic!!
The bandana measures a whopping 20 inches x 20 inches (50 cm x 50 cm) and features a 'no snag pocket', which disguises the items after you have vanished them. The secret pocket contained within the Devil's Bandana allows you to vanish large items at ease. We even fitted a full bottle of wine in the pocket comfortably before making it vanish in a more conventional way!
The Devil's Bandana can also be used to produce, switch or force items
- Available in BLACK, RED & BLUE
- Measures 20 inches x 20 inches (50cm x 50cm)
- Purpose printed silk satin fabric
- Features concealed buttons to help find the pocket with ease
- Unique design made from a single piece of fabric for extra strength
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Standard shipping £3.75, Next day £6, FREE for UK orders over £50
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We stock over 1,500 items in store but have over 15,000 on our webiste. Items display a dispatch time of either:
- 1 day (item in store and will ship usually same day)
- 3-7 days (item ordered in on our weekly order from our USA warehouse and shipped from the UK as soon as they arrive.
