PINNACLE by Joel Dickinson

The Pinnacle by Joel Dickinson: Balance Redefined

Forget everything you know about gravity-defying magic. The Pinnacle doesn't float or levitate. It does something far more impossible: it balances.

Picture this: you balance a pen on your fingertip, then begin stacking ordinary objects on top. A playing card. A card box. A marker. Each addition looks more impossible than the last, yet somehow the entire structure stays perfectly balanced on your fingertip. When gravity should win, The Pinnacle holds its ground.

This isn't camera tricks or post-production magic. It's a visual miracle happening right in front of your audience's eyes, looking like trick photography come to life.

What Makes The Pinnacle Special
Everyday Objects, Extraordinary Impact No weird gimmicks or suspicious props here. Everything used in The Pinnacle is something you'd naturally carry: a pen, playing cards, a card box, and a marker. Your audience sees familiar items behaving in impossible ways, making the effect hit even harder.

Multiple Handlings for Any Situation Whether you prefer cards in the box or spread on the table, The Pinnacle adapts to your performing style. The included handlings give you flexibility for cabaret performances, close-up magic, or creating viral social media content.

Handcrafted Quality Props Each set includes meticulously handcrafted props engineered for real-world performance. These aren't mass-produced shortcuts. They're precision tools designed to make your impossible balance look effortless every single time.

Clean and Examinable Start clean, end clean. After your audience's jaw drops, you can hand everything out for examination. No switches, no ditching, no awkward moments. Just pure, impossible magic.

Perfect For:

Close-up performances

Cabaret shows

Social media magic content

Walk-around magic

Trade show demonstrations

The Pinnacle bridges the gap between method and miracle. It's visual magic that looks impossible, feels organic, and leaves audiences genuinely baffled.

When Wayne Dobson says he wishes he'd thought of it, and Craig Petty calls it amazing, you know you're getting something special. Ready to defy gravity in the most elegant way possible?

Note: Marker colors may vary.