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KT Small Black Trident Fire Fans - Pair
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Quick overview
These are an affordable pair of fire fans, ideal for fire and burlesque performers. Each Trident fan features 3 'prongs' of quality aramid fibre which should provide ample burn time. The finger rings have been smoothed to a high standard making rotations and spins comfortable. The fans have also been painted black to add a sinister edge to performances. Overall a great set of fans, particularly for this price. Fire Dancing with fans is obviously extremely dangerous and should only be practiced by adults with adequate safety knowledge. Unlike the Firetoys Fire Fans, this price is for a pair.Please note these have slight imperfections on the Fire Fans, this is just due to the fire-resistant paint not properly adhering to the metal framework, this does not whatsoever affect the product itself. View all pictures to see examples of the paintwork
Please read the Fire Safety Information prior to making your purchase. It is important to us that customers understand how to use their prop safely and properly manage the risks involved in fire performance.
| SKU | FIR-056 |
| Brand | KT |
| Colour | Black |
| RRP | €49.49 |
| Weight | 0.37kg |
These are an affordable pair of fire fans, ideal for fire and burlesque performers. Each Trident fan features 3 'prongs' of quality aramid fibre which should provide ample burn time. The finger rings have been smoothed to a high standard making rotations and spins comfortable. The fans have also been painted black to add a sinister edge to performances. Overall a great set of fans, particularly for this price. Fire Dancing with fans is obviously extremely dangerous and should only be practiced by adults with adequate safety knowledge. Unlike the Firetoys Fire Fans, this price is for a pair.
Please note these have slight imperfections on the Fire Fans, this is just due to the fire-resistant paint not properly adhering to the metal framework, this does not whatsoever affect the product itself. View all pictures to see examples of the paintwork
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