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CTW (Gimmicks & Online Instruction) by Peter EgginkCTW (Card Through Window) by Peter Eggink One of the most impressive plots in magic is the "Card Through Window" that you've probably seen performed by various celebrity magicians on their TV shows. CTW is a new, diabolically clever principle within this plot and allows you to perform this very same powerful Illusion it looks beyond impossible. The effect is pretty straight forward: A card is selected and one of the four corners is ripped off for
CTW (Card Through Window) by Peter EgginkOne of the most impressive plots in magic is the "Card Through Window" that you've probably seen performed by various celebrity magicians on their TV shows.
CTW is a new, diabolically clever principle within this plot and allows you to perform this very same powerful Illusion -it looks beyond impossible.
The effect is pretty straight forward:
A card is selected and one of the four corners is ripped off for later verification.
Next, the card is lost in the pack and the deck is sprung against a window or glass pane...as all the cards drop on the floor, one card -with a corner missing- is seemingly stuck on the window.
With a closer look however, the card is NOT on the outside but on the other side of the glass -the selected card has actually penetrated the glass. Solid through solid!
Finally the card is removed from the window and of course the missing corner matches 100%. The card may be kept by the spectator as souvenir.
CTW by Peter Eggink comes complete with a special engineered gimmick made to last and ready to go. The main unit is small enough (a bit larger then a card box) to fit inside a jacket pocket so you can carry it with you wherever you go.
Key points:
- 100% control over the card appearance
- Installs in seconds on any window
- Perform it indoors or outdoors
- Portable and durable
- Stealth remote control
- Reliable and rechargeable unit
- Franz Harary
"Peter Eggink has come up with a wild and clever method for one of card magic's great effects. High-tech... yet anchored in practicality."
- David Regal
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Size: 7, Color: Grey
Comfortable
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Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Nice Sporty Dress Shoes
Size: 8, Color: Grey
Look good. Fit good. Feel good.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Great shoe. Great style
Size: 9, Color: Olive
Beautiful shoe. Nice quality. Going to reorder in a Wide. Regular runs too narrow for my feet. Hope the Wide works.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Best work shoe
Size: 10.5, Color: Grey
Lots of compliments and comfortable too
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Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2026
★★★★★ 3
Good for the price but will not repurchase
Size: 9, Color: Grey
My husband loved these at first.
Pros
-easy to get on/off
-stylish
-comfortable
-interior/exterior sole construction lasted longer than other more expensive shoes
-price is great
Cons
-after less than a year the mouth of the shoe widened to a point where they slide off way too easy rendering them almost unwearable.
-laces cannot be tightened
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Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2026