Bolas Fire Snake Large

Bolas de feu Snake Large avec cordons noirs et perles en matériau opaque. Les bolas sont composées de longues tiges torsadées de couleur jaune, conçues pour la jonglerie avec des éléments de sécurité.

Bolas Feu Snake Large avec deux cordes noires et des poignées tressées jaunes, terminées par des embouts blanc.

Mèche de bolas feu Snake Large, présentant une tête en tissu crème avec des touches de couleur, reliée par un mousqueton à une corde noire tressée.

Bolas Feu Snake Large avec une boule en plastique blanc et noir, attachée à une corde tressée noire, vue en gros plan.

Vue rapprochée d'une bola de feu Snake Large, montrant le haut de l'ustensile avec une finition jaune texturée, des vis en métal et un anneau en acier pour une fixation sécurisée. La tige est attachée à une corde noire tressée.

Bolas de jonglage de feu de type Snake Large, composées de deux cordes tressées jaunes avec des perles blanches, reliées par une tresse noire.

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Sold in pairs. Product reserved for experienced riders. Always use appropriate protection.

Giant Snake Bolas – 40cm:

The Giant Snake Fire Bolas are designed for experienced performers looking for powerful visual performances. With their 40 cm braided Kevlar® wicks, they generate immense flames upon ignition. The ball-bearing-free assembly and the use of Technora tethers allow excellent control for complex sequences, stalls, throws, or even three-bola juggling. A great option for your stage performances where visual impact is paramount.

⚠️ These bolas are not suitable for beginners. The flame volume is very high, especially during the first 90 seconds.

NetJuggler's review of the Giant Snake Bolas:

This model is designed for seasoned fire enthusiasts. The extra-long wicks ensure good inertia and a prolonged burn time, while offering gestures close to those of classic bolas. The absence of bearings requires a more precise and realistic physical engagement, useful for slow or stylized figures. Please note: these bolas require total mastery of cold techniques and suitable protective equipment. Reserved for professionals or enthusiasts trained in fire management.

Giant 40cm Snake fire bolas featuring a braided Kevlar head mounted on Technora cord. Designed for experienced performers, they are ideal for stage performances with intense flames.

Technical characteristics:

Weight: 725 g.
Total length: 70 cm.
Length of head (which ignites): 40 cm.
Head weight: 300g.
Strand material: 100% Kevlar® para-aramid braid.
Tether material: Technora rope (heat resistant, non-absorbent).
Attachment type: stainless steel quick links (without bearing).
Handles: silicone (be careful of prolonged exposure to silicone fuel).
Burning time: between 3 min 30 and 4 min.

For what type of practice?

Target audience: experienced or professional practitioners only.
Ideal for stage or outdoor performances, solo or in groups.
Not recommended for local ambulatory activities (flames too large).

Optional additional products:

We strongly recommend using these bolas with Kevlar® gloves, mittens, jackets or sleeves to protect your hands and forearms from the heat.

Giant 40cm Snake fire balls, featuring two yellow braided Kevlar strands, connected by a black cord. They are designed for professional juggling performances.

Warning : Kevlar begins to deteriorate above 500°C. Never place your lit bolas on asphalt or concrete: this can locally increase the temperature and cause the fibers to disintegrate. Store and extinguish your bolas according to professional rules. Do not practice alone; always have an equipped assistant nearby. Strictly follow safety instructions. Store your handles and ropes separate from the bola heads; you have a link attachment to make it easy to separate them from the heads.

📄 Documentation to read imperatively:

Whether you are an experienced firefighter or an expert, take a few minutes to read our complete safety information sheet, essential for any fireworks practice:

📄 Download the Fire Bolas instructions - by NetJuggler