Fire Contact Staff, 5ft with Wick Made of Kevlar and Cushion Grip, by:Trick Concepts

Let it me known that at the time of writing this I'm still in my delivery window. It was actually delivered a week earlier then expected.Packaging: Staff was delivered in a well fit box and was well padded at the wicks to prevent damage.Look: solid black with white reflector tape(super helpful)Grip: black baseball tape which gives just right amount of "sticky". Bonus was the caps placed on the ends of the tape to protect if from coming off.Balance: Finger test out of the box had the middle line dead on. smooth rotations end to end makes for seamless body rolls.Weight: at 5ft you can feel the weight after a good practice run. couple this with the balance makes for natural flowing rotations on the tricks.Wicks: Big wicks with stitched edging (really nice touch) secured tightly into a wood core that is flush with staff edge. Great burn time.performance: Given all the above combined you get a staff that works with you rather then against you. 3-4 min burn time gives you just the right amount of performance time. Wicks are solid and hold up well if dropped. Even after burning majority of the night I felt no heat transfer. Will definitely buy again from seller.

After working with home-made staffs for several months, I fell in love with this staff and never stopped appreciating it. Perfectly tight, perfectly balanced, sleek and dynamic - with nice big juicy wicks - and ready to take on a life of its own. Make sure you cover the wicks to protect them when practicing without flame. With that one standard side-note, I can say I've spent over fifty hours with this staff and it is pretty much perfect.

Cool product but the screws are stripped don’t know how I’m supposed to replace the wick if I can’t take the screws out.

The stuff is perfect for somebody that is around 5,6 or taller it’s a pretty good weight a little heavier than I expected but a great staff anybody one wanting to buy a stuff I recommend this one

I love it

My one question is why did they use such a massive box for this staff. It could have been damaged as it was just flopping around in all the space with out any support. Also not to sure about the wooden ends being exposed as the staff will be burning, but we'll see once I get it lit, how it turns out. There is a small bit if metal between the Kevlar and the wood so that may help but I'll just have to update once its burned. Why there would be exposed wood on the burning ends is beyond me. The weight is nice and messing around with it, tricks are easily accomplished. I'll be updating more once I get it lit. So far not bad for a cheap staff.

Like it alot but the tape could be grippier its hard to do rolls.

I love the weight of it, it’s my first staff but I dig it a lot.