Fire Whip - Gora

Whip sold individually . Fully equipped with Kevlar and wick at the end.

Exactly what you need to finish your fire show in style with a wow effect!

Professional and durable material. The whip is designed with 5 different thicknesses of Kevlar cords so that the thickness of the whip becomes thinner towards its end. The whip ends with the wick at the end (this is the part that cracks).

The wick at the end of the whisk is the part that wears out and is replaced. The handle is long for safety reasons. It is made of aluminum covered with silicone which acts as a thermal insulator. You will find Kevlar wicks sold individually on our site. We advise you to order a few spare ones with your whisk.

NetJuggler's review of the Gora whip

One of the most robust fire whips: this means that you will have between 50 and 100 uses of this whip before it starts to tire. And to obtain this lifespan, you will have to read and respect the instructions for using the whip a little further down on this page.

Fire Whip Video:

Between the handle and the Kevlar rope, a round silicone piece provides thermal protection.

Tips for using the flaming whip:

Do not use the whip unlit for training. Unlit use will cause premature wear of the Kevlar fibers that make up the whip.

It is not necessary to soak the entire Kevlar rope. Even with only part of the whip soaked, the visual effect is impressive. Do not soak it all the way to the handle, this could hurt you with the significant heat released and there is a real risk of damaging the handle of the whip.

Do not soak the "fall" of the whip. This is the part located just after the wick (the wick being the thinnest part at the very end of the whip, it is the one that snaps). By soaking this fall, you risk damaging the whip and soaking it will not increase the visual effect in any way.

Do not place the whip on the ground while it is burning. If you place it on cement, stone or metal, these surfaces will heat up and the flames will damage the Kevlar.

Do not hit or slide your whip while in motion against the ground, as with all Kevlar fire equipment, this will damage the Kevlar very quickly, especially if you hit it against concrete/bitumen, or gravel for example.

NetJuggler recommends the use of de-aromatized petroleum (not supplied). Most other fuels will damage Kevlar.

Always check your whip thoroughly for any damage to any part of it before use. Do not use it if it is damaged, even a little bit. A damaged part can cause it to come off and fly into your audience.

The Fall of the Whip

The fall on a whip is the part before the wick. If this part gets damaged, it's because you're not using your whip correctly. Don't soak this part and don't hit the ground with your whip :-)... I know I'm repeating myself...

For what type of practice?

Fire equipment, and in particular this fire whip, is intended for an audience of experts and professionals! Fire burns.
In this specific case, it is also necessary to have good mastery of the whip before practicing this discipline in front of an audience.

This whip can be cracked and ignited, the effect is twofold.

Warning: This item may be dangerous. Always handle a burning object with care and have something to extinguish it (a non-flammable wet cloth reserved for this purpose). This item is prohibited for children under 18 years of age.