David Regal has released SUDDEN DECK 3. SUDDEN DECK 3 combines ALL the features of the original Sudden Deck with the features of Sudden Deck 2. A precision-made prop, and the perfect way to magically introduce... read more
At the end of a series of card tricks, the magician takes the deck, holds it in one hand, and slowly crushes it into a little ball. Disposable Deck is a utility item used by magicians around... read more
MIND BALL is a custom-made Magic 8 Ball-type device that allows for a routine that combines solid amazement with built-in amusement. It just may be the ultimate party trick, but I’ve performed it as part... read more
Imagine a flashy, quick-hitting trick that is always in your wallet, always ready to go, never needs a reset, and uses a unique gimmick to create the impression of advanced sleight of hand… That’s Restored Credit. Restored... read more
Borrow a ring…vanish it…reveal it threaded on a silver chain around your neck. That is The Regal Ring Chain It is simple, pure, magic. Here’s a demo, including a performace at The Magic Castle: The Regal Ring Chain... read more
One effect possible with David Regal’s Memento: A card is freely selected from a deck and returned. The magician points to a card box that has been in view from the start. Inside is found a... read more
An assembly of four odd-backed kings combining ease of handling with a smooth, unforgettable ride. No Gaffed Cards. No Gaffed Anything. The assembly of four cards is classic plot, and the incorporation of four odd-backed cards in an... read more
PASSPORT by David Regal A no-palm card to wallet system Complete with DVD instructions, gimmicks and embossed black leather passport case. The spectator selects any card, secretly writes the name of a location on it’s face, then... read more
Clink is my answer to the mechanical marvel (and quite expensive marvel) Copenetro, in which invisible coins are tossed at a glass, and they are visually seen to arrive. Clink allows the performer to... read more
DAVID REGAL’S APPROACHING MAGIC Over 500 Pages and 1000 Photographs Bills, beer, socks, envelopes, DVDs, coffee cups, baskets, boxes, borrowed rings, portable darkness, pieces of paper, paperback books, a bulletin board, a glass canister, a wand, a... read more