Cyttorak by Riakeo Fireworks

142 Shots Across Four Firing Patterns — Z-Fan, Fanned, Straight and W

A wicked Z-firing fan opens proceedings with silver strobe mines to pastel coloured stars of red, green, blue, lemon and violet, before fanned volleys of glittering deep dirty gold brocades with red, green and violet dahlia. Huge straight-firing bursts of bright diamond white blink follow, with five-pointed stars in blue, red, blue and lemon, and violet. It just keeps getting better — a W-fired volley of lemon dahlia with chicken bleed red ghost, more diamond white multi-point stars in multiple colours, and further W and straight-firing bright dahlias in lemon, pink and electric blue with red ghost. A final Z-firing sweep of coloured stars with crackling heads leads into the finale: three fanned volleys of gold brocades to red, green and blue, pulse-firing bursts of gold kamuro to red, gold and white glitter, before a huge burst of delayed chrysanthemum crackle. 142 shots over 100 seconds from mixed 20mm, 25mm and 30mm tubes, with the maximum 5/5 noise rating.

Given the 30mm tubes present, this is treated with a 25 metre recommended distance rather than the standard 8m F2 distance.

Why You’ll Love It

• 142 shots across four distinct firing patterns: Z-fan, fanned, straight and W
• Diamond white blink stars with multi-point colour bursts
• Genuine multi-stage progression building to a three-part finale
• A crowd-pleasing sight from start to finish

Perfect For

Cyttorak is well suited to:

• Larger Bonfire Night and New Year’s Eve displays with sufficient open space
• Anyone wanting maximum firing-pattern variety from a single compound
• Displays where a single flagship centrepiece can anchor the whole show

Specifications

Safety Information

Cyttorak is a Category F2 firework. Given the 30mm tubes present in this mixed-tube compound, we recommend treating it as if it were Category F3 for distance purposes — a minimum safety distance of 25 metres — see the note above. Always read and follow the manufacturer’s instructions, use the firework only in a suitable large outdoor location and keep spectators at or beyond the recommended safety distance. Cakes should always be secured so they can’t fall over, there are several ways to do this. Watch our Safety videos on how to secure your cakes with [bricks] or [wooden stakes]

Never hold a lit firework or return to a firework that has failed to ignite. Children and pets should remain safely away from the firing area.

Frequently Asked Questions

What firing patterns does Cyttorak use?
It combines four patterns across its 142 shots: a Z-firing fan, fanned volleys, straight-firing bursts, and W-firing volleys.

Why does Cyttorak recommend 25 metres if it’s Category F2?
It uses a mix of tube sizes including 30mm, which are larger than typical F2 fireworks. Because of this, we recommend treating it as if it were Category F3 for distance purposes.

What effects does Cyttorak produce?
Highlights include silver strobe mines, glittering gold brocades with coloured dahlias, diamond white blink stars, and a three-part finale of fanned gold brocades, pulse-firing gold kamuro, and a delayed chrysanthemum crackle burst.

Is Cyttorak a loud firework?
Yes — with the maximum 5/5 noise rating, it’s one of the loudest fireworks in the range.

What safety distance is required?
We recommend a minimum of 25 metres due to the mixed tube sizes including 30mm, even though it’s classified as Category F2. Always ensure sufficient open space before firing.