Gora Standard Fire Sword

The Gora Standard Fire Sword is a classic fire performance prop designed for controlled spinning, stage presence, and visual impact. Built for reliability and balance, this fire sword creates clean, consistent flames that elevate any performance. Constructed with durable materials and a Kevlar wick blade, this sword is designed for repeated use while maintaining a strong, steady feel in hand. Whether you're performing choreographed routines or adding fire elements to your flow, this prop delivers a powerful visual effect without unnecessary complexity. Designed for performers who want a traditional fire sword experience with dependable control and striking results. 4.9 ft Kevlar wick blade for clean, consistent fire output Reinforced Kevlar tip for added durability and wear protection Flexible fiberglass core (0.5 inch) for strength and resilience Lightweight at 0.8 lbs for smooth, controlled movement EPDM rubber grip for secure, comfortable handling Wooden knob pommel (1.5 inch) for improved swing control Silicone hand guard protects from heat and fuel runoff FAQs What is a fire sword used for? A fire sword is used for performance, choreography, and visual fire displays, creating controlled flames and dramatic stage presence. Is this a contact fire sword? No, this is a standard fire sword designed for hand-held spinning and performance, not contact-style tricks. Is this beginner-friendly? It can be used by beginners with proper fire safety training, but prior experience with fire props is recommended. What is the blade made from? The blade is wrapped in Kevlar wick material designed for fuel absorption and consistent burn performance. It is required to read the Fire Safety Information prior to making your purchase. It is necessary that all customers understand how to use their prop safely and properly manage the risks involved in fire performance. The Spinsterz will not be held responsible for any damage to any persons including but not limited to death, extreme burns, or any and all injuries.