“ONLY ONE OF THESE EXISTS”

A single Jaw is perched above you. You are clamped to a upright platform by your ankles, wrists, waist and a face restraint. Each restraint can be slightly different on how to undo it: whether it’s to pick a lock, undo a rope, have a cable tie, or pins. This new escape is held by an unusual new method: air pressure. You explain to the audience that the air tank pumped up to and holding 120 PSI and it is activating the manual switch to operate the pneumatic brakes that hold the Jaw above the performer. After the performer is strapped in, an audience member or stagehand cuts the airline. You see the airline wisps around as the pressure escapes from the tank. As soon as the pressure is low enough, pneumatic brakes will release and the Jaw will come crashing down into the performer’s body. Of course, the goal is for the performer to escape by whatever means necessary and jump off the platform before the Jaw completes its mission. There are many safeties built into this effect as well as an offstage dead man’s switch on remote as an additional safety factor.

This is only 8 foot 3 inches tall so it can fit in most banquet and residential situations, if needed. It collapses down with only a few bolts and loads into one rolling case. Since it uses compressed air there are no fire or safety permits required to perform this at any of your venues. Supply your own gaffed locks.

Paid $15,000 brand new with case

Plus Pickup or Shipping – Las Vegas, NV, USA