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      Play ARA Juggling Torch
      Play ARA Juggling Torch

      Play ARA Juggling Torch

      $34.00

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      3 reviews

      Questions? Please call 831.426.7343

      Fire Juggling Torch Play ARA

      A new juggling torch made by Play Juggling. Constructed using a PX4 aluminum dowel, for high durability. It comes with a 2-inch x 18-inch 100% Kevlar wick. The white handle is the same tube handle that is used for pX3, Px4 and EX1 juggling clubs. The Injection-molded center is durable and comes in a nice variety of colors.

      Additional Information

      Juggling Torch Care and
      Maintenance <br />
      <br />
      Renegade Juggling torches are designed to feel just <br />
      like your clubs in both weight and handling. <br />
      All the tricks possible with clubs should transfer <br />
      over easily to your Renegade torches. In order to <br />
      keep your torches in good condition <br />
      it is very important that you follow <br />
      our recommended instructions for proper use and safety. <br />
      <br />
      Fuels<br />
      <br />
      There are many types fuels that can be <br />
      used on the torches. The best to use in <br />
      regards to safety and getting the maximum <br />
      life span out of your torches is lamp oil <br />
      (kerosene, paraffin or charcoal lighter). <br />
      This type of fuel is not explosively volatile <br />
      like white gas (Coleman Fuel, camp stove <br />
      fuel), and it burns at a much lower temperature. <br />
      Many jugglers prefer white gas, as it <br />
      produces a brighter flame, and lights very <br />
      quickly. It is much more dangerous than <br />
      lamp oil and reduces the life span of your <br />
      torches. <br />
      <br />
      Equipment Use and
      Techniques <br />
      <br />
      You can either dip the torches in a <br />
      container of fuel or squirt on the fuel, (a <br />
      plastic charcoal lighter fluid bottle works <br />
      good). After applying the fuel be sure to <br />
      shake out any excess fuel from your torch <br />
      wicks before lighting them. If you do not, <br />
      the torches will spray little fire droplets off <br />
      the wicks as you juggle them. Shaking off <br />
      the excess fuel, is also important, so that the <br />
      fuel does not run down the metal sleeve and <br />
      onto the rubber gasket. <br />
      The rubber gasket in not fire proof and <br />
      must be kept away from prolonged contact <br />
      with the flames from the wick head or <br />
      another torch. Fire may come into contact <br />
      with this rubber gasket when a torch is held <br />
      in a downward orientation or when several <br />
      torches are held in one hand. If the rubber <br />
      gasket gets too hot it can melt or in extreme <br />
      cases catch on fire. If this happens blow out <br />
      the torch and let it cool before re-lighting it. <br />
      Always hold your torches upright, when not <br />
      juggling. Never leave the torch on the <br />
      ground while burning. <br />
      Do not install more than the recommended <br />
      amount of wick on the torch as this <br />
      will produce too much heat and melt or burn <br />
      the rubber torch gasket. You will increase <br />
      the life span of the wick if you always extinguish <br />
      the torch before the flame dies out. <br />
      This is because you will burn the wick <br />
      material after all the fuel is used up. Let <br />
      your torches cool off for several minutes <br />
      before refuelling and lighting again. <br />
      <br />
      Safety <br />
      <br />
      Obviously this is where a lot of common <br />
      sense plays in. The surface you are <br />
      juggling on should not be flammable, (dry <br />
      grass, carpet or such). You should not be <br />
      wearing highly flammable costumes or <br />
      loose polyester clothing that can easily <br />
      catch on fire. The best clothing to wear is <br />
      tight fitting 100% thick cotton or leather. <br />
      Pay particular attention to what you do <br />
      with your fuel container after you have <br />
      fueled up your torches. Never leave fuel <br />
      containers open, a dropped torch can knock <br />
      over the container and start a fire. Always <br />
      store your fuel in an appropriate container, <br />
      which is made for fuel storage. <br />
      Always have a spotter watching you <br />
      juggling fire who is paying attention and is <br />
      ready to respond to an accidental fire. They <br />
      should have a damp 100% cotton towel (fire <br />
      blanket) on hand to put out any small fires <br />
      that might occur. This damp towel is also a <br />
      good way to put out the torches if the flame <br />
      is too large to blow out. It is prudent to <br />
      rehearse safety routines and to have a code <br />
      word like ?STOP? in case the person is on <br />
      fire themselves so that the spotter can reach <br />
      the performer without getting hit by a juggling <br />
      torch. When performing swinging <br />
      torches you should also have a CO2 fire <br />
      extinguisher on hand in case of fire. <br />
      Inspect your juggling torches regularly <br />
      for any signs of wear or failure. Do not use <br />
      fire equipment that looks damaged or is in <br />
      poor repair. <br />
      <br />
      Replacement wicks<br />
      <br />
      Replacement wicks and other repair <br />
      parts may be purchase directly from our <br />
      website at www.renegadejuggling.com. You <br />
      will need 18 inches of 2" X 1/8" for each <br />
      torch. Remove the old wicks by cutting the <br />
      staple in half with wire cutter and remove <br />
      each leg of the staple. Tape the leading edge <br />
      of the new wick on to the torch dowel and <br />
      then tightly wrap the wick around the torch, <br />
      folding over the last half inch to making a <br />
      finished end. Temporarily tape the wick <br />
      with electrical tape to hold it while you <br />
      attach it with (2) 1 1/4 inch sheet rock <br />
      screws. You can request screws with your <br />
      replacement wick or buy this type of screw <br />
      at any hardware store. Predrill a 3/32 hole <br />
      through the folded wick edge and into the <br />
      club dowel. Screw into this pilot hole and <br />
      fully tighten so the screw head is below the <br />
      surface of the wick. Any exposed metal on <br />
      the surface of the wick will become hot and <br />
      can burn you if you catch the wrong end of <br />
      the juggling torch. <br />
      <br />
      Storage and Transportation<br />
      <br />
      Torches should be stored in a preferably <br />
      air tight metal container or tool box. <br />
      The torch wick may contain unburned fuel <br />
      that remains flammable. Stored torches <br />
      should not be able to come in contact with <br />
      sparks. Many commercial airlines will no <br />
      longer allow torches in checked bags that <br />
      have residue fuel on them and it is possible <br />
      that they will not be allowed on the plane. <br />

      Safety Information

      Juggling Torch Care and
      Maintenance <br />
      <br />
      Renegade Juggling torches are designed to feel just <br />
      like your clubs in both weight and handling. <br />
      All the tricks possible with clubs should transfer <br />
      over easily to your Renegade torches. In order to <br />
      keep your torches in good condition <br />
      it is very important that you follow <br />
      our recommended instructions for proper use and safety. <br />
      <br />
      Fuels<br />
      <br />
      There are many types fuels that can be <br />
      used on the torches. The best to use in <br />
      regards to safety and getting the maximum <br />
      life span out of your torches is lamp oil <br />
      (kerosene, paraffin or charcoal lighter). <br />
      This type of fuel is not explosively volatile <br />
      like white gas (Coleman Fuel, camp stove <br />
      fuel), and it burns at a much lower temperature. <br />
      Many jugglers prefer white gas, as it <br />
      produces a brighter flame, and lights very <br />
      quickly. It is much more dangerous than <br />
      lamp oil and reduces the life span of your <br />
      torches. <br />
      <br />
      Equipment Use and
      Techniques <br />
      <br />
      You can either dip the torches in a <br />
      container of fuel or squirt on the fuel, (a <br />
      plastic charcoal lighter fluid bottle works <br />
      good). After applying the fuel be sure to <br />
      shake out any excess fuel from your torch <br />
      wicks before lighting them. If you do not, <br />
      the torches will spray little fire droplets off <br />
      the wicks as you juggle them. Shaking off <br />
      the excess fuel, is also important, so that the <br />
      fuel does not run down the metal sleeve and <br />
      onto the rubber gasket. <br />
      The rubber gasket in not fire proof and <br />
      must be kept away from prolonged contact <br />
      with the flames from the wick head or <br />
      another torch. Fire may come into contact <br />
      with this rubber gasket when a torch is held <br />
      in a downward orientation or when several <br />
      torches are held in one hand. If the rubber <br />
      gasket gets too hot it can melt or in extreme <br />
      cases catch on fire. If this happens blow out <br />
      the torch and let it cool before re-lighting it. <br />
      Always hold your torches upright, when not <br />
      juggling. Never leave the torch on the <br />
      ground while burning. <br />
      Do not install more than the recommended <br />
      amount of wick on the torch as this <br />
      will produce too much heat and melt or burn <br />
      the rubber torch gasket. You will increase <br />
      the life span of the wick if you always extinguish <br />
      the torch before the flame dies out. <br />
      This is because you will burn the wick <br />
      material after all the fuel is used up. Let <br />
      your torches cool off for several minutes <br />
      before refuelling and lighting again. <br />
      <br />
      Safety <br />
      <br />
      Obviously this is where a lot of common <br />
      sense plays in. The surface you are <br />
      juggling on should not be flammable, (dry <br />
      grass, carpet or such). You should not be <br />
      wearing highly flammable costumes or <br />
      loose polyester clothing that can easily <br />
      catch on fire. The best clothing to wear is <br />
      tight fitting 100% thick cotton or leather. <br />
      Pay particular attention to what you do <br />
      with your fuel container after you have <br />
      fueled up your torches. Never leave fuel <br />
      containers open, a dropped torch can knock <br />
      over the container and start a fire. Always <br />
      store your fuel in an appropriate container, <br />
      which is made for fuel storage. <br />
      Always have a spotter watching you <br />
      juggling fire who is paying attention and is <br />
      ready to respond to an accidental fire. They <br />
      should have a damp 100% cotton towel (fire <br />
      blanket) on hand to put out any small fires <br />
      that might occur. This damp towel is also a <br />
      good way to put out the torches if the flame <br />
      is too large to blow out. It is prudent to <br />
      rehearse safety routines and to have a code <br />
      word like ?STOP? in case the person is on <br />
      fire themselves so that the spotter can reach <br />
      the performer without getting hit by a juggling <br />
      torch. When performing swinging <br />
      torches you should also have a CO2 fire <br />
      extinguisher on hand in case of fire. <br />
      Inspect your juggling torches regularly <br />
      for any signs of wear or failure. Do not use <br />
      fire equipment that looks damaged or is in <br />
      poor repair. <br />
      <br />
      Replacement wicks<br />
      <br />
      Replacement wicks and other repair <br />
      parts may be purchase directly from our <br />
      website at www.renegadejuggling.com. You <br />
      will need 18 inches of 2" X 1/8" for each <br />
      torch. Remove the old wicks by cutting the <br />
      staple in half with wire cutter and remove <br />
      each leg of the staple. Tape the leading edge <br />
      of the new wick on to the torch dowel and <br />
      then tightly wrap the wick around the torch, <br />
      folding over the last half inch to making a <br />
      finished end. Temporarily tape the wick <br />
      with electrical tape to hold it while you <br />
      attach it with (2) 1 1/4 inch sheet rock <br />
      screws. You can request screws with your <br />
      replacement wick or buy this type of screw <br />
      at any hardware store. Predrill a 3/32 hole <br />
      through the folded wick edge and into the <br />
      club dowel. Screw into this pilot hole and <br />
      fully tighten so the screw head is below the <br />
      surface of the wick. Any exposed metal on <br />
      the surface of the wick will become hot and <br />
      can burn you if you catch the wrong end of <br />
      the juggling torch. <br />
      <br />
      Storage and Transportation<br />
      <br />
      Torches should be stored in a preferably <br />
      air tight metal container or tool box. <br />
      The torch wick may contain unburned fuel <br />
      that remains flammable. Stored torches <br />
      should not be able to come in contact with <br />
      sparks. Many commercial airlines will no <br />
      longer allow torches in checked bags that <br />
      have residue fuel on them and it is possible <br />
      that they will not be allowed on the plane. <br />

      Specifications

      torch weight 225 grams <br />
      length 20 inches,<br />
      wick length used to make torch head 3 X18 inches, 70mm X 5mm<br />
      tubing handle wrapped profile, <br />
      PX3 plastic dowel 5/8 diameter, aluminum sleeve<br />
      burn time 4-5 minutes with lamp oil as fuel<br />

      Pickup available at Shop location

      Usually ready in 24 hours

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      Sven Jorgensen

      I have had a set of these torches for about a year now. They are pretty good. That is to say there are things I like about them and things I don't. Pros: Love the handle because it has just the right amount of grippiness and is slender enough for flourishes. I love the lightweight. These torches will be great for juggling five torches down the line. Durability seems on par with other torches, though we shall see if they stand the test of time. My first set of torches has been going strong for over thirty years! Cons: Lightweight. These are not the best torches for especially windy conditions. Balance- I really wish play had used their longer club handles on these torches. With the shorter handles, the balance just feels a bit off. I am a little concerned about the rubber mid-section of the torch being degraded over time by exposure to the heat of the torch flames. All in all a solid juggling torch option. I really wish the balance was a bit better but these remain one of the best options on the market at the moment.

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      Michael Byrnes

      Great clubs, well balanced with nice soft handles and solid construction! Should last for years to come

      M
      Mike Gee

      Great!!

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