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No Limits No Boundaries (CLA4814) by Black Scorpion Fireworks is a case assortment featuring five different 500-gram aerial cakes. Instead of receiving multiples of the same repeater, this assortment brings together Armored Eagle, Calavera Catrina, For the Fallen, Need to Run, and Sooo Important, giving you five individual performances in one case.
With 170 total shots across the assortment, No Limits No Boundaries provides plenty of variety for building a larger fireworks lineup, with each cake contributing its own combination of colors, aerial breaks, firing sequences, and finale effects.
Each case of No Limits No Boundaries contains one of each of the following Black Scorpion 500-gram cakes:
This five-cake configuration provides considerably more variety than a standard case containing identical repeaters.
No Limits No Boundaries is designed as a mixed 500-gram assortment, so the performance changes from cake to cake rather than repeating one effect profile throughout the case.
Across the five individual cakes, the assortment delivers a broad mix of colorful aerial stars, large breaks, glittering and crackling effects, bright tails, and energetic firing sequences. The different cakes can be used separately throughout an evening or incorporated into a larger display to add changes in pacing, color, and aerial presentation.
One of the standout specifications of No Limits No Boundaries is its combined 170-shot count.
Spread across five individual 500-gram cakes, those shots give you multiple complete aerial performances from a single assortment. Each cake has its own identity, allowing the case to provide significantly more visual variation than a single high-shot-count repeater.
The combination of Armored Eagle, Calavera Catrina, For the Fallen, Need to Run, and Sooo Important makes this assortment especially useful when you want several different 500-gram cakes without selecting each piece individually.
Use the cakes individually to spread the action throughout the night, or arrange them as different stages of a larger fireworks display.
