Mad Ox Fireworks
Hella Sweet (BP2689) by Brothers Pyrotechnics, Inc. is a hard-hitting 16-shot, 500-gram aerial cake that delivers an impressive 32 total aerial breaks. Each shot produces two separate breaks, giving this heavy-weight cake a bigger, more layered performance while stretching the action to nearly a full minute.
With a runtime of approximately 50–55 seconds, Hella Sweet combines colorful glitter, brocade, peonies, palms, crackling, and vibrant red, green, blue, purple, and silver effects. Its deliberate firing pace gives each double-break shot room to develop before the next one launches.
Hella Sweet stands apart from a standard 16-shot cake because its shots produce double aerial breaks, resulting in 32 breaks from only 16 launches. Each rising shot is followed by two layers of aerial action, creating a taller and more complex display.
The performance rotates through combinations including:
The changing colors and break styles keep the performance visually varied from beginning to end.
The defining feature of Hella Sweet is its double-break construction. Instead of producing one aerial burst per launch, each of its 16 shots delivers two breaks, creating 32 total breaks during the performance.
This gives the cake a shell-like, layered appearance as effects develop at multiple stages overhead.
With an approximate 50–55 second duration, Hella Sweet takes its time compared with many faster 500-gram cakes. The extended pace allows spectators to see the individual colors, glittering stars, brocades, and double-break combinations before the next shot climbs.
For displays that need something substantial without burning through every shot in seconds, this longer runtime makes Hella Sweet especially useful.
Hella Sweet offers plenty of visual variety throughout its performance. Bright red and sea-blue stars contrast with green and silver glitter, while purple, multicolored peonies, and palm effects expand the color palette.
Brocade effects provide rich golden texture, while delayed crackling adds an additional layer of movement and sound as the performance progresses.