Flower King 1.3G Fireworks
Fill the sky from side to side with Crossette Crush (DM587) by Dominator Fireworks, a 27-shot, 500-gram aerial cake built around one of the most recognizable effects in fireworks—the crossette. Rather than concentrating every shot in one area, Crossette Crush uses a wide fanned firing pattern to send its effects sweeping across the sky.
Colorful dahlias combine with splitting, crackling crossettes for a performance packed with movement, color, and sound. Running approximately 20 seconds, this fast-moving 500-gram cake keeps the action coming and finishes with an energetic, sky-filling crackling sequence.
Crossette Crush fires its 27 shots in angled patterns that spread the performance across a broad section of the sky. Colorful aerial effects climb from the cake before breaking into dahlias and crackling crossettes, creating layers of color followed by rapidly splitting sparks.
Instead of simply producing a traditional round aerial burst, the crossette effects split apart after ignition and travel outward in multiple directions. Combined with the cake's fanned layout, this creates an especially active display with movement happening across the entire firing field.
The signature feature of Crossette Crush is right in its name.
Crossettes are effects that travel outward before splitting into multiple pieces, producing a distinctive cross-like pattern in the sky. Crossette Crush adds crackling to these splitting effects, creating both visual movement and a sharp layer of sound.
With multiple crossettes appearing across the sky, the performance can look much larger than a conventional straight-firing 27-shot cake.
Crossette Crush is designed to take advantage of horizontal sky space.
Its fanned firing pattern sends shots outward at different angles rather than firing everything vertically from the same position. The result is a wider presentation that allows the colorful dahlias and splitting crossettes to spread across the display area.
This makes Crossette Crush an excellent choice for adding width and movement to a larger fireworks lineup.
Mixed into the crackling performance are colorful dahlia-style aerial breaks featuring shades of red, green, and white.
The rounded dahlia bursts provide a visual contrast to the more unpredictable movement of the crossettes. As the cake progresses, the combination of traditional aerial color and splitting crackling effects keeps the performance varied despite its relatively quick firing duration.
With 27 shots in approximately 20 seconds, Crossette Crush maintains a lively pace from beginning to end.
The combination of rapid firing, angled shots, splitting crossettes, colorful breaks, and loud crackling means there is very little downtime. As the firing sequence intensifies, overlapping effects help create a fuller display before the cake pushes into its crackling finish.