Looking for a high quality staff to do fast-spinning tricks?  We have what you're looking for!  

Fire Staves are long cylinders typically made out of aluminum or wood with Kevlar wicks wrapped around both ends which can be lit on fire. Similar in use to baton twirling, staves are a common tool for the beginner through professional fire dancer who spins the staff in a variety of ways, creating beautiful circular patterns of light.

Construction:  Our staves are made from #6061-T6 aircraft grade aluminum tubing and are available in either 7/8” diameter in polished silver, or 1” diameter in the following colors: Black, Red, Blue, Green, Gold, and Polished Silver.

Staff Length: Deciding what length of staff is right for you varies from person to person, though chin height seems to be the most common. For this reason, we offer collapsible breakdown staves in a variety of sizes beginning at 4’6” and increasing in one-inch increments through 6’.

Wick Size: We offer two diameters of wick to choose from: Regular and Extra Large. Regular wicks use 4 ft (1220mm) of 1/16" (3mm) thick Kevlar. Extra Large wicks use 6 ft ( mm) of 1/16" (3mm) thick Kevlar. These lengths are per wick, not per staff.

Wick Configurations:  Single, double, and triple wick configurations are available in 2" (50mm), 2.5" (  mm), 3" (75mm),  and 4" (  mm) wide widths.  Wick spacing will vary depending on your staff configuration and length. Keep in mind, the more wicks you have on your staff, the heavier it is.  The heavier your staff is, the slower it will spin.  Wooden plugs are placed into each end to ensure a secure attachment point.

Grip: The middle section of each contact staff is covered with a padded vinyl grip which provides comfort, stability, and helps absorb moisture for less slippage. Choose from a large variety of colors in solids and stripes.

Shipping Information:  Please note that a $15.00 shipping surcharge is added to all staves over 5’ in length.  Some countries impose restrictions on shipping sizes, resulting in high shipping costs.  In these cases, you may want to consider purchasing a collapsible breakdown staff instead.