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Max Load #32 Onrush (RK52432) by Riakeo Fireworks is a 16-shot, 500-gram aerial cake featuring large 1.5-inch tubes, a combination of vertical and V-angled firing, and an impressive mix of Nishiki-style effects, colorful dahlias, golden tails, and rich red, green, purple, and gold bursts.
With an approximate 35–38 second duration, Max Load #32 Onrush takes a deliberate approach to its 16-shot performance. The changing firing angles help spread the action across the sky, while large-caliber shots deliver substantial aerial breaks and a strong finishing sequence.
Max Load #32 Onrush combines large aerial breaks with changing firing angles to create a performance that covers more than a single point overhead.
The 16-shot sequence incorporates Nishiki and colorful dahlia-style effects, bright comet lifts, and golden tails. Red, green, purple, and gold provide the primary color palette, while the lingering gold effects add depth and hang time between shots.
Its combination of straight and V-angled launches creates both height and width, giving the cake a broader visual footprint than a conventional straight-firing repeater.
A major visual component of Max Load #32 is its use of Nishiki-style gold effects.
These rich golden effects produce long-lasting trails that linger after the initial break, creating a cascading appearance against the night sky. Golden tails accompany the rising shots, extending the effect from launch all the way through the overhead burst.
Mixed among the gold are vibrant dahlia-style bursts featuring red, green, purple, and gold.
Dahlias produce large, clearly defined stars that spread outward from the center of each break. The colorful stars contrast with the warmer Nishiki and gold effects, giving the 16-shot performance noticeable visual changes rather than repeating the same effect throughout.
Max Load #32 Onrush uses substantial 1.5-inch tubes, allowing its relatively low 16-shot count to focus on larger individual aerial effects.
Instead of packing the cake with dozens of smaller shots, the design emphasizes large-caliber launches and substantial overhead breaks, giving each shot time and space to make an impression.
One of the standout characteristics of Max Load #32 is its combination of vertical and V-angled shots.
Straight shots provide height through the center of the display, while angled launches spread additional effects outward to either side. This creates a more panoramic presentation and helps fill a wider section of the sky.
When using an angled cake, always follow the orientation markings and spectator-facing instructions printed on the product.
With an approximate duration of 35 to 38 seconds, Max Load #32 maintains a controlled pace that allows its larger effects to fully develop.
The performance gradually works through its colorful dahlias, Nishiki effects, comets, and gold trails before building toward the final shots.
The performance closes with a multi-shot aerial finish, increasing the amount of activity overhead and giving the cake a more decisive ending.
Combined with its wider V-shaped firing pattern, the finale helps fill multiple sections of the sky simultaneously for a strong conclusion to the approximately 35–38 second display.
