Fire Fan Arc Round Grip, DIY (do it yourself) Kit
Save money and have fun wicking your own set of fans. The kit includes two fan frames, ten pre-cut Kevlar wicks, Kevlar thread and a curved needle. It is easy to wick the fans yourself. Though it takes sometime to do it. Simple insert the wicks through the loop and the end of the fan. Wrap the wick tightly around the loop, fold over the edge and sew. Do not do a running stitch. It is better to do several stitches, tie if off and repeat. Then if the thread did burn through, the seam would not unravel. One other sewing tip, tape the wick on the loop wiht elcetric tape, so it stays in place and tight. While sewing move the tape as you advacne your seam.
New lIght weight fire fan with riveted wicks (12.25 inch x 2 inch wicks). Burn time 4-5 min. Manipulation ring 3.5 inch inside diameter. Powder coated. With one interal finger rings for center spinning.
Whether you use Fire Fans for the slow, posed moves and silhouettes, faster spinning moves or poi weaves, the Poison Fan will accomodate your fire performing requirements. A beautiful spider web design is guaranteed to add that classic look to your fire routine.
Fire Fan Flower
height 15.5 inch
width 22 inch
weight 350 grams)
kevlar blended wick size 2 inch X 12.25
wire diameter (3mm)
wicks riveted
manipulation ring 3.5 inch inside diameter
black powder coated paint
kit includes 2 fan frames, 10 wicks, one curved needle and thread
Use lamp oil or white gas. Lamp oil burns at a much lower temperature.
Always shake out excess fuel before you light up.
Have adequate safety personnel and procedures in place before lighting.
by L. Stadig on 09/09/21
Great pair of fans, sewing the wicks on is a breeze. If you don’t know how to sew there are multiple videos on YouTube that can teach you. Love the Russian grip handles and the balance/weight is perfect.