Polar Hustle by Kimbolton Fireworks

112 Shots, A Butterfly In The Middle, A Hustle Across The Sky

Polar Hustle has one of the most distinctive firing patterns we’ve ever seen in a firework. This small bore, 112 shot mini SIB on 12/18mm tubes starts with fanned W volleys of coloured and glittering bursts, with a tri-volley of comet tails to crackling flowers through the centre, creating an almost butterfly effect.

This is followed by a sweeping Z-firing section of red tipped gold tiger tails, then vertical firing gold brocades with purple stars, z-firing green tipped gold tiger tails to brocade with green, and purple tipped tiger tails to brocade with blue. A finale fanned volley of red to fizzing stars brings the 50 second hustle to a close.

A really lovely piece, and not too noisy at a 2/5 noise rating because the maximum tube size is 18mm. A great finale to a small display. One thing to note: with 584g of powder it’s automatically Category F3, even though its small bore would suggest otherwise.

Why You’ll Love It

• One of the most distinctive firing patterns around, with a butterfly effect through the centre
• Fanned W volleys, Z-firing tiger tails, vertical gold brocades and a fanned finale
• A low 2/5 noise rating thanks to small 12/18mm tubes
• 112 shots over a full 50 seconds, a great finale to a small display

Perfect For

• Low-noise displays wanting a proper finale
• Larger gardens and open spaces with room for a 25-metre safety distance
• Bonfire Night and New Year’s Eve celebrations
• Anyone wanting a firing pattern they won’t have seen before

Specifications

Safety Information

Polar Hustle is a Category F3 firework with a specified safety distance of 25 metres. Category F3 fireworks are intended for outdoor use in large open spaces only and require a greater degree of space than garden (F2) fireworks, and that applies here despite the small tube size. 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, 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 makes Polar Hustle’s firing pattern unusual?

It opens with fanned W volleys of coloured and glittering bursts, with a tri-volley of comet tails to crackling flowers through the centre, creating an almost butterfly effect.

What effects does Polar Hustle produce?

Z-firing red tipped gold tiger tails, vertical gold brocades with purple stars, z-firing green tipped gold tiger tails to brocade with green, purple tipped tiger tails to brocade with blue, and a finale fanned volley of red to fizzing stars.

How many shots does Polar Hustle fire?

112 shots over approximately 50 seconds, from 12/18mm tubes in a mixed firing pattern.

Why is Polar Hustle Category F3 when the tubes are so small?

It contains 584g of powder, and any firework with over 500g of powder is automatically Category F3, even though its small 12/18mm tubes might suggest otherwise.

How loud is Polar Hustle?

It carries a low 2/5 noise rating, as the maximum tube size is just 18mm.

What safety distance does Polar Hustle require?

The specified safety distance is 25 metres, in line with its Category F3 classification.

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