Fire Staff Comet- the brightest model of fire staff Comet Dragon Staff is an unusual staff with huge comets on the ends, which spew a lot of fire and leave behind amazing trails. With such a staff, you will be able to surprise and enchant your audience, giving them an unforgettable spectacle. This staff is suitable for experienced performers who want to show their skill and creativity.   length - 180 cm  duralumin ∅22 mm  comet wick ∅ 22 cm  wick refractory ceramic rope  weight 2 kg Ceramic takes more fuel than Kevlar so flame is bigger and burnouts are bigger. Also the time of burning is longer due more fuel. The important thing is to burn ceramic props once before spinning. Just soak with fuel and fire without spinning. After that ceramic wick become strong and is ready for use. It's not recommended to use it as training props. Ceramic rope is a bit more fragile than Kevlar. It's not recommended to drop it too often. In all other means it is durable enough. We do not recommend using ceramic rope for fleshing and eating. It's rough and scratchy and usually has higher temperatures. Ceramic fiber textiles are durable, high temperature to 1260°C (2300°F)

∅ 170 cm - size L segment length 120 cm ∅ 155 cm - size M segment length 110 cm ∅ 140 cm - size S segment length 100 cm aluminum wick refractory ceramic rope grip https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EsTbZWSVZQk Ceramic takes more fuel than Kevlar so flame is bigger and burnouts are bigger. Also the time of burning is longer due more fuel. The important thing is to burn ceramic props once before spinning. Just soak with fuel and fire without spinning. After that ceramic wick become strong and is ready for use. It's not recommended to use it as training props. Ceramic rope is a bit more fragile than Kevlar. It's not recommended to drop it too often. In all other means it is durable enough. We do not recommend using ceramic rope for fleshing and eating. It's rough and scratchy and usually has higher temperatures. Ceramic fiber textiles are durable, high temperature to 1260°C (2300°F)

Fire Rope Dart comet - the brightest model of Rope Dart ∅ 14 cm weight - 450 g ∅ 17 cm weight - 520 g ∅ 20 cm weight - 600 g material wick - refractory ceramic rope rope - cotton Ceramic takes more fuel than Kevlar so flame is bigger and burnouts are bigger. Also the time of burning is longer due more fuel. The important thing is to burn ceramic props once before spinning. Just soak with fuel and fire without spinning. After that ceramic wick become strong and is ready for use. It's not recommended to use it as training props. Ceramic rope is a bit more fragile than Kevlar. It's not recommended to drop it too often. In all other means it is durable enough. We do not recommend using ceramic rope for fleshing and eating. It's rough and scratchy and usually has higher temperatures. Ceramic fiber textiles are durable, high temperature to 1260°C (2300°F)