Flying Python by Funke Fireworks

80 Comet Tails That Split Mid-Flight Into Self-Propelled Mini Comets

This is a genuinely new effect on the UK retail market, and one that has to be seen to be believed. Flying Python fires 80 colour-tipped comet tails in vivid orange, pink, green and red, and each one splits mid-flight, sending out multiple self-propelled mini comets that continue on their own path rather than simply falling away. It’s reminiscent of a crossette star, but with genuine independent movement rather than a static split.

Fired from 30mm tubes over 40 seconds, with a genuinely low 1/5 noise rating, Flying Python trades volume for spectacle entirely, this is a firework built to be watched closely rather than felt as a bang. The name suits it well: watch the tails twist and split across the sky and you’ll see exactly where it comes from.

Why You’ll Love It

• A genuinely new effect, self-propelled mini comets splitting from each comet tail mid-flight
• A rare 1/5 noise rating on a 30mm, 2000g cake, spectacle without the bang
• Four vivid colours, orange, pink, green and red, across 80 shots
• A real conversation piece for anyone who’s seen a lot of standard cakes before

Perfect For

• Low-noise displays wanting genuine visual spectacle over volume
• Bonfire Night and New Year’s Eve displays
• Larger gardens and open spaces with room for a 25-metre safety distance
• Anyone wanting a genuinely new, unusual effect to stand out in a display

Specifications

Safety Information

Flying Python is a Category F2 firework with a specified safety distance of 25 metres, reflecting its 30mm tube size. Always read and follow the manufacturer’s instructions, use the firework only in a suitable outdoor location, and keep spectators at or beyond the recommended safety distance. Cakes should always be secured so they can’t fall over, 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 effect does Flying Python produce?

Each of the 80 comet tails splits mid-flight into multiple self-propelled mini comets that continue moving independently, in orange, pink, green and red.

How loud is Flying Python?

Very quiet, it carries a genuinely rare 1/5 noise rating for a 30mm cake, making the visual effect the main draw rather than volume.

How many shots does Flying Python fire?

80 shots over approximately 40 seconds, from 30mm tubes in a straight firing pattern.

What safety distance does Flying Python require?

The specified safety distance is 25 metres, based on its 30mm tube size.

Is Flying Python a single-ignition firework?

Yes, the full 80-shot sequence runs from a single fuse once lit.

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