YaYa by Jesse Feinberg

Paul Harris Presents.co.uk on-line Magic Shop is proud to present The YAYA by Jesse Feinberg.

Jesse has transformed a simple house-hold item into the world's teeniest invisible hold-out. And it just happens to work really really well with your normal Sharpie cap!

With your tiny YAYA in place you can take the cap off your Sharpie and make it instantly vanish and re-appear in your other hand...or poke the cap into one ear and pull it out the other. You can "snort" the cap up your nose then sneeze it back into your hand.

YAYA even makes a poker chip vanish, appear or transform!

YAYA also lets you perform the perfect Torn And Restored (and Signed) Note. Just borrow a note roll it into a ball, tear the note in half, touch the two halves together for an instant full-view no-cover restoration! The signed bill is immediately handed back for examination.

Vanish and Change OBJECTS!

Phone YAYA
Take a balled-up note and toss it into your phone screen...so it VISIBLY transforms into just an image on the screen...Then pop the note off the screen so the note is back to normal. EMPTY HANDS...UNGIMMICKED EXAMINABLE phone...borrowed note...and one teeny invisible YAYA!

Can be performed in just a T-shirt...or no shirt.
Most routines require no-palming.
Endless Possibilities.

Supplies INCLUDED

Each YAYA is good for about ten performances. Enough YAYA's for about 1000 performances.
INEXPENSIVE REFILLS AVAILABLE.
Even More are available for a few bucks at your local YAYA Emporium (most drug stores have them too).

I heard about the method for this before it actually arrived in stock and I was not really looking forward to this.

When it came it was a nice surprise as it is very easy to do; I was doing the sharpie cap vanish and reappearance within seconds of watching the explanation.

It's very simple and refills can be found in shops in most towns and are very cheap.

You get enough gimmicks to last a long time so you won't be upset at having to buy more if you use up your initial supply.

There are various effects shown on the DVD, one of which uses a phone. I have never been a great fan of phone magic but this looks great.

Overall it's very good, you do have to watch your angles but they are easily managed.