Fire Swinging Torch

Fire swinging is a torch juggling technique where you only use two torches. In most of the moves, the torch never leaves your hand and is twirled or spun around your arms and body. This swinging torch was first made and designed in 1988, under the direction of Robert Nelson (Butterfly Man). This torch was the first production torch ever made using a Cathedral Wick, we believe that term was coined by Benjamin Marantz circa 1980-85.

The lightweight, tapered handle, 36 inches of wick, and round wood knob, makes this the best product of its kind on the market. This torch produces an awe-inspiring flame and gives the performer 4-6 minutes of full flame burn time.

This product is sold in pairs (2 torches) for swinging applications.