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Thai fire staff, 150 cm, sold individually. For advanced and expert practitioners only. The flames generated are massive and not suitable for beginners.

Thai fire staff 150 cm:

The 150cm Thai Fire Staff is a long, double fire staff designed for Flow Arts and stage martial arts enthusiasts seeking a spectacular, fast, and demanding apparatus. Its 7075-T6 aluminum structure, combined with 100% Kevlar sleeves, generates impressive flames with high inertia and an ideal visual presence for the stage.

This staff is designed for fast spinning and dynamic double-blade combinations. It also allows for contact drills , but with a naturally more limited repertoire than a classic contact staff, as the fire heads occupy a large area around the body. It is a performance tool for artists already familiar with the constraints of fire.

For safety and durability reasons, the staff must remain in constant motion when it is on fire: do not let it burn on the ground or remain stationary, otherwise the silicone will be damaged and the structure will overheat.

NetJuggler's review of the 150cm Thai Fire Staff:

This Thai Staff clearly falls into the category of "big fire" props intended for experienced performers. It combines a significant fire range , a generous length, and a lightweight construction that makes it easy to handle despite its size. It's closer to a martial arts performance staff than a simple juggling stick.

The Kevlar sleeves offer a very large flame surface, with ignition that immediately impresses the audience. The silicone discs placed on either side of the handle play a crucial role: they create a thermal shield between the hands and the flames as they travel up the tube. This allows for more pronounced close-up effects while maintaining a minimum safety margin.

However, the apparatus is unforgiving of technical errors or timing inaccuracies. The length, inertia, and volume of fire demand careful management of trajectories , changes of perspective , and distance from the body . It's an ideal piece of equipment for artists who want to enrich their stage vocabulary with a double-bladed, flaming aesthetic, heavily inspired by the world of choreographed combat.

For what type of practice?

• Target audience : Flow arts artists, fire dancers, practitioners of stage martial arts and combat choreography looking for a spectacular double-bladed apparatus.
• Dynamic spinning : ideal for fast spin sets, large circular fire trails , same time/split time passes with a single staff, rapid plane changes (frontal, lateral, helical).
• Limited but possible contact : rolling onto the shoulders, back, or arms, provided the distance and angle of the staff are controlled. The volume of the flame naturally reduces the room for maneuver near the face and chest.
• Stage performances : perfect for structured shows, narrative fire acts, martial arts displays, or group choreography. The visual impact is greatest in outdoor spaces or on large stages.
• Movement management : apparatus to be practiced in continuous flow where fluidity, rotations without pauses and the ability to link long patterns without letting the staff freeze are worked on.
• Not recommended : for beginners, introductory workshops and practices without technical supervision, due to the size of the flames and the inertia of the apparatus.

Optional complementary products:

To complement advanced fire staff training, it is strongly recommended to invest in appropriate protective equipment :

• Heat-resistant gloves or mittens to protect hands during rehearsals and shows.
• Sleeves and handles made of technical fibers for the forearms, useful during rolls and contact figures.
• Clothing made from natural fibers (thick cotton, jeans) and avoiding synthetic materials that are close to flames.

Find on NetJuggler a selection of fire protection equipment, as well as other fire staff equipment, fire poles and performance accessories, to build a complete and coherent stage repertoire.

Fire Safety Block – Must be read before use:

Safety : Fireworks involve serious risks of burns, fire, equipment damage, and injury. This staff is reserved for experienced users who are aware of fire safety protocols and best practices for fire shows.

• Recommended fuel : Use only odorless kerosene or a paraffin-type fuel suitable for fire shows. Do not use gasoline, white gas, methylated spirits, or highly volatile fuels.
• Fuel quantity : Immerse the Kevlar wicks for only a few seconds, then allow them to drain until no more drips. Excess fuel increases spatter, smoke, and premature wear of the Kevlar.
• Constant movement : never let the staff burn in one place, on the ground or in support, for more than a few seconds. Concentrated fire in the same spot can quickly degrade the silicone , overheat the tube, and weaken the materials.
• Silicone discs : The two discs located on either side of the handle partially protect the hands from the flames rising up the tube. They do not, however, make the staff "cold": the heat remains very intense. Regularly check their condition, and never use them soaked in fuel .
• Storage : Do not enclose the staff, still saturated with fuel vapor, in a sealed or plastic bag. Use a breathable fabric bag and always allow the wicks and silicone to air out after use.
• Environment : Always train and play in an open space, away from any flammable elements (curtains, low trees, dry ground, furniture, etc.). Provide a fire mat, a fire blanket, and a water source nearby.
• Security team : for shows, ideally work with a person dedicated to security, equipped with a fire blanket and a bucket of water or sand, attentive to any loss of control.
• Cold training : first practice all the maneuvers without fire , incorporating the concepts of distance, plane, speed, and control. Only move on to fire once the basics are solid and the trajectories are mastered.