Fire Props - What We Use for Fire Dancing

A rope dart and meteor hammer are weighted props on a long rope or chain, spun in fluid, circular patterns that create fast, hypnotic, martial-arts-inspired movement.

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Learn more In our Rope Dart Guide

A fire staff is a long, balanced prop with wicks on each end, used for spinning, tossing, and smooth rolling movements that create bold, controlled visuals.

A dragon staff is a multi-spoked prop designed to roll and glide across the body, producing continuous, wheel-like patterns of fire.

A fire whip is a flexible, flame-tipped whip that creates sharp cracks and bursts of fire for high-impact, dramatic performance.

Poi are weighted heads attached to cords or chains, spun rhythmically to create flowing, symmetrical patterns of motion and light.

Fire fans are handheld props with multiple flaming spokes, used to frame the body with elegant, expressive, and controlled movements.

A fire sword is a blade-style prop lined with wicks, used to deliver bold, theatrical fire effects with a strong visual presence.

Palm torches are compact fire props held directly in the hands, allowing for precise, close-range manipulation and intimate, controlled flame movement.

A fire umbrella is a performance prop with flaming spokes that creates a circular fire display when opened and spun.