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286 Computers, then 386, then 486, then Pentium then....ad infinitum.....

Mandrake wrote:286 Computers, then 386, then 486, then Pentium then....ad infinitum.....

Lol! I only own card to wallet type wallets so for me the Espionage was my first of this type of wallet, but I do understand that if you have similar type wallets why would you need another.........of course the answer to this question is....to feed our hobby addiction lol!!

Gary Jones.

My wallet, bought relatively cheaply at Blackpool 3 years ago is tearing around the important part so I am in the market for a new one. This is one of the items on my Blackpool shopping list in February and I will be touring the dealer hall looking for the best value.

I recently bought the Espionage, and I have had Peter Nardi's Stealth Sassasin since several years and am using it everyday as my vallet and several times a week to perform a trick.
Sometimes it is difficult to be objective when you love your old prop. To those who have the Stealth Assassin I would say: there is not too much I have so far been able to do with the Espionage that I could not do with the Stealth Assassin. But admittedly I have not tried very hard yet.
The Stealth is more convenient for me because it has less bulk, but that of course is not a real criteria.

Like anything I have bought from Alakazam the prop is very well made and the material is high qualilty. I am sure it will stand up to daily use just as well as my Stealth.
If your local dealer carries both, I would advise you to let him demonstate both with an emphasis on the differences.

Kaarlo von Freymann Helsinki Finland

For me, I'd still use the SAW for most mentalism peeks and for billets. The Espionage is a good back-up for these purposes, especially in situations where you might have forgotten your "business card holder", and it offers you some other things too. It does offer a very nice, logical internal peek that the SAW does not.