Pixie staff - Gora

Staff sold individually, equipped with 8 Kevlar wicks.

Aluminum staff:

This Gora staff is made of an aluminum tube. Its assembly is simple compared to the new Dragon staff models from Gora. But this system is reliable, robust and efficient. This staff measures 1m20, which is not too big for a staff. It can be used more like a normal staff, for throws or tricks where the staff goes under the arms for example.

The grip is wrapped around the staff and on the ends of either side of the grip, there is a thick silicone coating, which provides thermal protection between the flames and the grip .

Comfort of use is ensured by its extruded EPDM rubber grip.

What kind of use?

The Fire Dragon staff is aimed at an professional adult audience wishing to practice with impressive visual effects. The rotation of the staff on itself creates spirals of fire at each end of the staff.

Tips for using the Pixie staff:

Gora gives some advice to increase the lifespan of your staff. Professionals are used to this kind of instructions, but we never repeat them enough ...

When you soak your wicks, soak them 3/4, this will give the Kevlar time to absorb all the fuel and prevent it from leaking and running on the silicone. It is important to know that the silicone that makes up the grip of the staff is heat resistant but not flame resistant. Also, be careful not to let any fuel run over the silicone. This could encourage flames to spread over the silicone grip and cause your grip to warp or wear prematurely.

• Never use fuel such as White Spirit, Benzene or other alcohol based fuel. Prefer the use of flavorless oil which produces a very yellow so-called "cold" flame. If you have a blue or transparent flame, it means you are using the wrong fuel, so don't push it and check your fuel.
• Always keep the staff moving so that the flames do not damage the structure or parts of your staff.
• Handle the grip with delicacy to ensure a good lifespan.
• Do not soak the silicone in the fuel.