NEUTRINO SELLS OUT AT MAGIC LIVE!
The NEUTRINO sold out at Magic Live! That isn’t the usual convention story for a piece of precision-machined stainless steel, but by the time the booth quieted down, every unit was spoken for and the waitlist for the next run was open.
NEUTRINO is a solid-through-solid penetration you can perform completely surrounded. You and your spectator assemble twelve heavy 303 stainless steel pieces into a solid block about the size of a deck of cards. The block slides into a black case with a continuous slit. Then an ordinary playing card passes straight through the steel, even lengthwise. Afterward everything comes apart and every piece can be examined.
“Fooled Me Completely and Totally”
Craig Petty covered NEUTRINO on Magic TV. After watching a card pass through a block assembled right in front of him, he called it “a very nice take on the plot” and said it “fooled me completely and totally. Just completely and totally floored me.” He pulled on the pieces. They didn’t move. The card had already gone through.
It also appeared on Piff TV, where Piff the Magic Dragon performed it. The assembly was casual and the timing was loose. It still worked, and the audience still reacted. A prop that holds up to both professional scrutiny and Piff is a prop built to tight tolerances.
What Makes It Different
Earlier penetration puzzles hide the method until after the effect, or limit where the object can travel. NEUTRINO shows the complete solid block first, so the impossibility is the moment itself rather than an afterthought. It is self-working, machined from solid stock instead of cast or stamped, and designed and manufactured in the USA.
What Buyers Are Saying
Everyone who has bought one so far has raved about it. The same three points keep coming up: the weight feels right, the fit is tighter than expected, and the effect reads cleanly even when the spectator assembles the block. Buyers also praise the tutorial. People are performing it cleanly after one watch.
NEUTRINO has now shipped to at least six countries. It’s an American-made magic prop that’s being bought around the world, and that’s saying something.