Equipped with a red X-grip wrap for improved control and handling.
This elegant lightweight sword displays amazing effect.
Elevate your fire performances to new heights with Lycopodium Sword. Crafted for profesional artists and also seasoned performers.
Experience the magic of fire manipulation like never before.
🔥Lycopodium is a powder that, when ignited, burns and creates fiery tongues behind the blade. The sword's reservoir can hold approximately 200g lycopodium, enough for about 12 massive strokes.🔥
Swords are crafted as lightweight, perfectly balanced, and elegantly designed props intended to mesmerize audiences with stunning fireball displays.
Stainless steel handles and containers, and lightweight and durable duraluminium blades with two layers of Kevlar. The scabbard is made of alloy and perfectly fits the blade, allowing for dramatic flame extinguishing. The handle showcases a solid stainless steel end part, while the upper half consists of a lighter pipe, ensuring optimal balance for fluid movements, jumps, and acrobatics.
You can easily pour lycopodium into the blade, which has an expanded end for easier filling. Cpntainer for the lycopodium allow to make up to 10x more effects than the sword without the container. For faster sword filling, you can use a small funnel, which is not included.
The sword's lifespan is up to 200 ignitions; however after 150 ignitions, we recommend replacing the Kevlar. And then you can use it like a new prop.
The sheath or scabbard is made of an alloy. It makes transporting the blade safer, and the best advantage is that it can be used to easily extinguish a fire.
Key Features:
Burning time: 2-3 min
Please note, this sword is not intended for real combat as the blade can bend upon impact.
If you prefer a custom-made design, length, or a heavier counterweight, or if you prefer the pure design without a counterweight, please let us know, and we can accommodate your preferences.
The basic setting of the sword without your customization is designed by one of the best sword performers Vojta Stolbenko and Tom Hora.
