A Signed Card. A Locked Pocket. A Miracle in Your Hands. A freely chosen, signed card vanishes — and in the blink of an eye, reappears inside the secure zipper pocket of your wallet. Your participant unzips it themselves and pulls out their card. It doesn’t get cleaner, stronger, or more impossible than this. The Razor Card to Wallet is a sleek, minimal, everyday carry that hides a devastating secret. Crafted from genuine leather and built for the modern magician, it looks exactly like a normal wallet, yet delivers a powerhouse miracle at a moment’s notice. No palming required. No complicated handling. Just pure, direct astonishment ready whenever you are. Inside the 60+ minute instructional video, Josh teaches: Simple, high-impact routines you can master in minutes Deeply fooling professional effects he uses in paid shows Advanced challenges for seasoned card handlers and mentalists A bonus card-to-envelope handling that seals the deal for the most jaw-dropping reveals Whether you’re brand new to card magic or a seasoned pro, the Razor Card to Wallet will arm you with a tool that never fails to amaze. Practical features include: ID window Three credit card slots Additional pocket for cash, predictions, or extra magic Precision zipper compartment for the finale reveal The Razor is slim enough for everyday carry yet bold enough to deliver miracles whenever the moment demands. At a coffee shop, a dinner party, or a business meeting, you’ll be ready to leave them speechless. RAZOR CARD TO WALLETA miracle on standby. Anywhere. Anytime. "This is the most convincing and practical card-to-wallet effect I've ever seen! I need it right now!" - Dr. Cyril Thomas "I love how thin this wallet is! I will use it as my everyday carry." - Pete Sciarrino "I use wallets in every act I have. What is unique about the Razor is not only is the load natural, and the fact that it looks like an everyday wallet but there’s no palming or mercury folding required! The fact that it’s also multi-functional is a huge bonus. Most wallets do one thing. Not this wonderful multi-tool." - Adam Wylie
