Linking Laces by Harris, Jockisch, and Goodwin video DOWNLOAD

Turn an ordinary pair of tied shoelaces into an impossible close-up magic moment. In Linking Laces, Harris, Jockisch, and Goodwin present a video download featuring laces whose loops link—even when the spectator pinches them herself.

The effect uses the spectator’s own shoe laces, making it a memorable moment for a casual gathering or an interactive close-up performance. She can leave with the loops still linked and untie them later.

• No gimmicks or preparation: The effect is described as completely impromptu.
• Works with most laces: The routine uses the laces on the spectator’s shoe.
• Genuinely linked loops: The linked loops can be examined.
• Flexible presentation: Perform it with or without a lap.
• Bonus effect: The download also includes a no-gimmick self-tying shoelace effect.

Add a surprising shoe-lace transformation to your close-up repertoire, with an ending the spectator can take with her.