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Pure Pyro (DMP5075) by Dominator Fireworks is a hard-hitting 9-shot, 500-gram aerial cake from the Dominator Pro Level Series. Designed to deliver a display-style look from a compact cake, Pure Pyro combines powerful mines at ground level with huge color-tipped brocade breaks overhead.
With only nine shots carrying the full performance, Pure Pyro focuses on large, deliberate aerial breaks rather than rapid-fire action. Each shot builds from a mine below before exploding into a broad brocade canopy accented by brilliant color tips, creating a layered effect from the firing site all the way into the night sky.
Pure Pyro uses a mine-to-break firing sequence to fill multiple levels of the display at once. Each launch begins with a mine effect near the firing position before climbing overhead and breaking into a large brocade formation.
The rich golden brocade branches spread outward and hang in the sky while bright colored tips provide sharp contrast at the ends of the trails. This combination creates a full, layered appearance instead of relying solely on an aerial burst.
With 500 grams of composition spread across just nine shots, Pure Pyro is designed around impact. The slower, individual firing sequence gives spectators time to see each mine rise into its corresponding aerial break before the next shot takes over.
The result is a performance with a distinctly display-style presentation, making Pure Pyro especially useful when you want several large breaks rather than dozens of smaller, faster shots.
Pure Pyro is part of the Dominator Pro Level Series, a collection developed around effects and performance styles inspired by larger professional fireworks displays.
Its combination of mines, oversized-looking brocade patterns, vivid color tips, and powerful reports makes it an excellent example of that design philosophy.
The standout feature of Pure Pyro is its brocade effect. Thick golden trails spread broadly across the sky, creating a dense canopy before the colored tips add another layer of visual detail.
Pairing those aerial breaks with mines underneath helps create a display that fills the viewing area vertically, giving each of the nine shots a bigger overall presence.
