Staff removable carbon contact light - Gora

Staff sold individually , equipped with Kevlar wicks. Flowers are not included.

Staff Contact removable fire:

Staff signed Gora designed to be disassembled, in order to be easily transportable. Bring this staff everywhere with you in your travels easily, in your luggage.

This Gora staff is a model that turns and rolls smoothly compared to a normal staff. Its mass drives it into rotation and will allow you to be fluid in your movements. Its internal structure is made of carbon. Using a carbon structure allows for an even lighter staff. If you are looking for something heavier, we offer exactly the same staff in an aluminum version .

The ends of the stick are made of turned steel, which gives it good inertia when rotating.

Comfort is ensured by its extruded EPDM rubber grip.

How the removable system works

This video presents the removable carbon staff and its system that makes it removable. I explain in the video how the joint system works that allows the staff to be easily assembled and disassembled.

The flowers (sold as an option but shown in the photos) can be removed using snaps, which allows you to play on the rotation of your staff. It will have more inertia if you detach the flowers.

For what type of practice?

The fire contact staff is aimed at an adult professional audience wishing to practice with rather slow and precise movements. This type of staff is heavier which allows it to be maneuverable.

Tips for using fire staff:

Gora gives some usage tips to increase the lifespan of your staff. Professionals are used to this kind of advice, but we can never repeat it enough...

When soaking your wicks, soak them 3/4 full, this will give the kevlar time to absorb all the fuel and prevent it from leaking and dripping onto the silicone. It is important to know that the silicone that makes up the staff grip is heat resistant but not flame resistant. Also, be careful not to let any fuel drip onto the staff grip, this could encourage flames to spread onto the silicone grip and cause deformation or premature wear of your grip.

• Never use fuel such as White Spirit, Benzene or other alcohol-based fuel, prefer the use of dearomatized petroleum which produces a very yellow flame called "cold". If you have a blue or transparent flame, this means that you are not using the right fuel, do not insist and check your fuel.
• Do not hold the staff in a static vertical position, always keep it moving or in a horizontal position so that the flames do not damage the structure or elements of your staff such as its grip for example.
• Handle the grip with care to ensure a long life.

Gora spare parts:

We stock spare parts for this staff in case you ever lose a part for example!

• Joint Gora which connects the center and the ends of the staff.
• Central element of the staff
• 100mm Kevlar once your Kevlar is worn out.