“THESE ARE INCREDIBLE. ALWAYS READY TO DEVASTATE AND THEN IMMEDIATELY READY AGAIN. I LOVE THEM!” - Dan White
“A TRULY REVOLUTIONARY APPROACH AND PERFECTLY CONSTRUCTED.” - Colin McLeod
The card-to-sealed-envelope plot has always been a cornerstone of card magic — a trusted go-to for working magicians. Easylopes takes this timeless effect and elevates it for the modern performer, making it more practical, elegant, and professional than ever before.
With a newly engineered magnetic system, resets are now instant — no glue, no tearing, no waste, and no hassle.
Why the Classic String Envelope?
Inspired by a nostalgic throwback, the string-tie envelope is a timeless and elegant solution. Handmade with a unique texture and character, each one feels authentic in performance. The string tie not only adds charm but also convincingly reinforces the illusion of a securely sealed envelope — while still allowing repeated opening and closing for professional use.
Dimensions & Material:
Premium 230gsm stock paper for durability and elegance. Sized at 85mm x 110mm, they are the same size as Bonsalopes, fully compatible with major wallets on the market.
Compatibility:
Easylopes work seamlessly with:
* Alpha Wallet by Patrick Kun
* Glyph X, the printer can be attached and print directly inside Easylope
* JOL Small Plus Wallet
* The Rebel Note Wallet by Secret Tannery
* Others designed for Medium Bonsalopes
What you receive:
* Each set includes THREE ENVELOPES in different colors — red, grey, and kraft. Carefully selected for visibility, contrast, and versatility, these options allow you to choose the perfect envelope for any occasion.
* A CUSTOM LOADING SYSTEM that allows you to secretly load small objects such as predictions, coins, rings, or folded cards into a sealed envelope quickly and deceptively. The system clips easily into your inner jacket or back pocket, giving you instant, reliable access for clean and efficient loads in any setting.
* A RED CLOTH AND A BLACK CLOTH, specially included to perform a classic nested signed-coin-in-cloth effect.
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