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Gora Folding Fire Fans
Folding fan by Gora
A lightweight portable aluminium folding fan made from five sections screwed together and held in the open position with a leather strap. The base of each section is coated with silicone to give a heat resistant comfortable grip.
Strong, comfortable and creating huge flames. It is made of long aluminium sections and has silicone tubes to be comfortable for the fingers
One of the sections is longer in order to help a stable opening. The weight of a pair is 700g.
It is a beautiful object for a dancer, who wants to enchant their audience
- Do not hold them downwards with huge flames
Price is per pair.
Picture courtesy of Jon Sturdy Photography ( www.eastcoastwest.co.uk) with JC Aerial School.
Characteristic
| RRP | £149,99 |
Description
Folding fan by Gora
A lightweight portable aluminium folding fan made from five sections screwed together and held in the open position with a leather strap. The base of each section is coated with silicone to give a heat resistant comfortable grip.
Strong, comfortable and creating huge flames. It is made of long aluminium sections and has silicone tubes to be comfortable for the fingers
One of the sections is longer in order to help a stable opening. The weight of a pair is 700g.
It is a beautiful object for a dancer, who wants to enchant their audience
- Do not hold them downwards with huge flames
Price is per pair.
Folding fan by Gora
A lightweight portable aluminium folding fan made from five sections screwed together and held in the open position with a leather strap. The base of each section is coated with silicone to give a heat resistant comfortable grip.
Strong, comfortable and creating huge flames. It is made of long aluminium sections and has silicone tubes to be comfortable for the fingers
One of the sections is longer in order to help a stable opening. The weight of a pair is 700g.
It is a beautiful object for a dancer, who wants to enchant their audience
- Do not hold them downwards with huge flames
Price is per pair.
Picture courtesy of Jon Sturdy Photography ( www.eastcoastwest.co.uk) with JC Aerial School.