Dizzy Heights by Brothers Pyrotechnics

Silver Tourbillion Tails, Virtually Silent

Dizzy Heights by Brothers Pyrotechnics is a 24-shot Category F2 compound cake with a 0 out of 5 noise rating, making it one of the quietest fireworks in the range. New for 2025, it’s already proving popular here, and at £12.49 it’s well worth grabbing before it sells out.

The Effect

Dizzy Heights fires 24 shots of silver swirling tourbillion tails, which rise before spitting red and green stars, with a subtle crackle woven through, just enough to add texture without adding noise. The sequence runs for 30 seconds on a straight firing pattern, reaching a height of 25 metres.

Best For

With a virtually silent 0/5 noise rating, Dizzy Heights suits low noise displays and garden settings where you want movement and colour without the bang. It offers enough visual substance to hold its own even without noise to back it up.

Why You’ll Love It

• 24 shots of silver swirling tourbillion tails
• Red and green stars spat from each tail
• Subtle crackle running through the sequence
• Category F2, suitable for garden use
• Virtually silent, 0 out of 5 noise level
• Reaches a height of 25 metres
• New for 2025

Display Highlights

Silver Swirling Tourbillion Tails

Each shot rises on a silver swirling tourbillion tail, giving the display constant movement even before the burst.

Red And Green Stars

The tails spit red and green stars as they rise, adding a clear burst of colour to each shot.

Subtle Crackle

A light crackle runs through the sequence, adding texture without adding volume.

Perfect For

• Low noise displays
• Garden celebrations
• Displays near pets or children, with adult supervision
• Bonfire Night
• New Year’s Eve

Frequently Asked Questions

How many shots does Dizzy Heights have?

Dizzy Heights fires 24 shots.

How loud is Dizzy Heights?

Dizzy Heights has a noise level of 0 out of 5, making it virtually silent.

What effect does Dizzy Heights produce?

Dizzy Heights produces silver swirling tourbillion tails that rise and spit red and green stars, with a subtle crackle woven through.

What category is Dizzy Heights?

Dizzy Heights is a Category F2 firework.

Is Dizzy Heights suitable for a garden display?

Yes, as a Category F2 firework, Dizzy Heights is suitable for garden use.

Is Dizzy Heights suitable near pets or children?

Dizzy Heights has a virtually silent noise level of 0 out of 5. Always supervise children closely and keep everyone at the rated safe distance when fireworks are in use.

Safety Information

Keep spectators back at least 8 metres, in line with this Category F2 firework’s rated safety distance. Always read and follow the manufacturer’s instructions before use, and only light fireworks in a suitable outdoor location. Never hold a lit firework and never return to one that has failed to ignite. For further guidance, visit our Firework Safety hub.

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