Poly Pro Hula Hoop 5 or 6 pieces

Item sold individually , with the light heads and a set of screws. Two models to choose from: 5 heads or 6 heads .

Fire Gora Hula Hoop:

This hula hoop is made by Gora in Hungary, now one of the European references in fire equipment .

The Gora fire hula hoop is lightweight, sturdy, and designed to produce large flames while remaining easy to handle. It's easily transportable as it's fully collapsible. The fire heads are made from a steel wire frame for maximum flexibility, making them more resistant to breakage when the hoop falls to the ground.

Two versions are available depending on your practice: a 5-head model of 90 cm , lighter and more maneuverable, and a 6-head model of 105 cm , larger, with an even more impressive visual presence.

Photo: Poly Pro 5-head model.

Photo: 6-head model.

NetJuggler's opinion:

Ideal for performances and practice: the fire heads can be removed as desired, allowing you to practice with the hoop without the fire. The hula hoop comes with a set of screws to replace the fire heads and use the hoop as a regular, non-flammable hula hoop.

For mounting with the light heads, no tools are required : tightening is done by hand only. The hex key is only used when the hoop is mounted without the light heads, using the screws intended for daytime use. No additional tools are required in either configuration.

The manufacturing quality is very good. Two types of adhesive are used on this hoop: black, which serves as grip, and glossy, which gives a nice visual effect.

Gora recommends this hoop for performers who want to impress their audience at the end of a show, for example. It has a very long lifespan and can be used for years. Only the wick needs to be changed from time to time, as with any fire equipment. Here is our selection of Kevlar wicks for replacement: Kevlar .

Some recommendations for using your hoop:

• Before turning on the hoop, remember to check that the heads are securely attached.
• Handle the heads carefully and take care of them. If a screw is worn, it is not safe to use it before replacing it.
• Do not keep the hoop in a vertical position or in the wind for too long, as prolonged contact with the flame can damage it.

Important during assembly: the different sections of the hoop must be correctly aligned before screwing. The screw must fit perfectly into the threads of the rivet nut. If a screw seems stuck, catches, or doesn't screw in easily, never force it . Unscrew it, realign the different parts of the hoop, and start the assembly again. Forcing a screw that is not properly engaged in its threads can permanently damage the hoop.

When assembling the last section of the hoop , Gora recommends pushing the two joining parts downwards so that the hole and threads meet precisely in the correct alignment. The screw should be able to engage naturally in the threads without requiring force. Misalignment can prevent the screw from properly engaging the threads, causing it to loosen and, if force is applied, damaging the hoop.

Before each use with fire: always check that all fire heads and all fixings are correctly positioned and tightened before lighting the hoop.

Photo: 6-head model.

The mass of the hula hoop is given as an indication; it may vary very slightly depending on the materials used, but it is close to the figures we announce.

Photo: 6-head model.

For what type of practice?

Fire safety equipment is intended for experienced and professional users! Fire burns...

Warning: This item can be dangerous. Always handle a burning object with care and have a damp, non-flammable cloth ready to extinguish it. This item is prohibited for persons under 18 years of age.

Spare parts to repair your Fire Gora Hula Hoop:

Has your Gora fire hula hoop been damaged, a section of the hoop melted, or a wick worn out? Good news: you don't necessarily need to replace the entire hoop! Its modular design allows you to replace the tubing sections and wick blocks separately. You can also replace just the Kevlar in your wicks.

We offer several spare parts to repair and maintain your Gora hula hoop :

• Replacement tube for Gora fire hula hoop: If part of your hoop has melted, burned, broken, or warped from heat, you can replace only the damaged section of tube . Two versions are available depending on your model: 5 or 6 sections.
• Complete wick assembly for Gora hula hoops: If a fire head is damaged, you can purchase a replacement wick assembly . It includes the flexible twisted metal rod, its screw-on attachment, and the wick. This part is also compatible with Gora Staff Spikes.
• Replacement Kevlar wick: If only the fabric part of your wick is worn, you can keep your metal support and buy Kevlar by the meter . For Gora fire hula hoop wicks, select the 50 mm width from the available options.

NetJuggler's tip: before ordering, identify the part that needs replacing. Is the tube melted? Replace the hoop section. Is the stem or fire head damaged? Opt for a complete wick assembly. Is only the Kevlar worn? Simply replace the wick strip. This way, you'll extend the life of your Gora hula hoop without unnecessarily buying a whole new set of materials.

Safety: Never use your fire hula hoop with a deformed section, a damaged fire head, or a faulty attachment. After any repair, carefully check the assembly and tightness of all components before lighting your hoop.

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