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The Flashing Thunder 10 Ball by Pyro Demon Fireworks takes traditional Roman candle action and turns up the volume. Each candle launches 10 consecutive flaming balls into the air, with each shot accompanied by a powerful thunder-style report for an attention-grabbing combination of aerial action and sound.
Built for fireworks fans who enjoy loud effects, Flashing Thunder delivers a simple but hard-hitting performance. Instead of focusing on elaborate aerial patterns, this Roman candle is all about repeated launches followed by sharp, booming reports that make every shot count.
Once ignited, Flashing Thunder fires its 10 shots sequentially, sending individual flaming balls upward before producing hard-hitting reports. The steady firing sequence gives you repeated bursts of aerial action and sound rather than one single large effect.
With 10 shots in every candle, the performance keeps the thunder coming and makes Flashing Thunder an excellent choice for adding a louder section to a backyard fireworks lineup.
The standout characteristic of Flashing Thunder is its heavy sound profile. Each candle is designed to provide repeated reports throughout its firing sequence, creating significantly more audible impact than a basic color-pearl Roman candle.
For fireworks enthusiasts who enjoy noise, pace, and traditional Roman candle action, Flashing Thunder checks all three boxes.
With six 10-shot candles per pack, you get 60 total shots of Roman candle action. That makes the pack easy to incorporate throughout a larger fireworks display, whether you're using the candles between cakes and reloadable shells or building a dedicated section around loud report effects.
If you're looking for a Roman candle that emphasizes sound and repeated aerial action, the Flashing Thunder 10 Ball by Pyro Demon Fireworks delivers. With 10 shots per candle, six candles per pack, and loud reports accompanying the performance, Flashing Thunder is built to make itself heard.
