Nite Flite torch
Item sold individually equipped with a Kevlar wick. You will just be missing the fuel that we do not sell.
NetJuggler's opinion:
Torches with beautiful finishes of the German manufacturer Henrys, recognized for the quality of their items.
Juggling with fire:
The Henrys fire Torch is lightweight and perfectly balanced.
The fire wick (Kevlar) is fixed on an aluminum tube which sheaths a wooden dowel. The silvery smooth plastic handle is very comfortable.
Technical characteristics:
- Length: 52 cm.
- Wick width: 5 cm.
- Weight: 250 g.
- Decoration colour: purple, gold, silver, green, red, yellow, pink and blue.
What kind of use ?
The fire torches are aimed at an informed public and professionals ! Fire burns ...
Video to help you pick a juggling torch
In this video I have presented different torches that are designed specificaly to be juggled. I hope this will give you a better idea of the range and help you with chosing some juggling torches.
Warning: this item can be dangerous. Always handle a flaming object with care and provide something to extinguish it (wet non-flammable cloth reserved for this purpose). This item is forbidden under the age of 18.
Hello, I would like to buy torches but first I want to know the lifespan of the wicks and the entire club. Thank you. Kisses ^^
Wicks have a very good lifespan. Kevlar is a material that will give you one to several years of use with regular use. Some professionals who work with fire every week change their wicks more regularly (about once a year)... In fact, it really depends on how often you practice and your requirements for flame size!
Don't worry, these clubs are super strong.
Afterwards, when they no longer produce much flame, you have to change the wick.
Happy juggling!!
The wick is changed when it is worn out indeed... There is enough to do, depending on the frequency of use, the wick can be changed twice a year, if you are a brute and you juggle with it every week, as it can be changed once a year, or once every 2 years, so practical a few times a month... A tip to extend the life of reinforced Kevlar wicks: Re-soak the wicks before storing the torches in order to cool the copper wires which are used to reinforce the wick. This is to prevent them from consuming the wick...
If I buy it, do I have to buy another one to train with or can we train without it getting too damaged?
In general, if you have a set of torches, it's because you already juggle with clubs... You can juggle with your tin orches as if they were clubs, but be careful, the comfort is not the same, you can hurt yourself more easily, it's a much harder structure than the soft plastic used on clubs. In general, with torches, we only practice figures that are already assimilated to clubs. So I advise you to avoid using your torches too much to train... It's not that they won't be strong enough, but rather that they're not great for training.
I confirm that for juggling comfort and learning it is better to start with "basic" clubs, but be careful, torches do not have the same weight, nor the same rotation speed. In addition, when they are soaked and lit, the rotation is not the same either!
Fire training required before the demonstrations ;)