Sky Extravaganza: The Full Collection

Single-trajectory pieces open the range. The Sound Rocket climbs on a stick and ends in one loud bang with no colour burst. The Colour Rocket trades the bang for a coloured spark shower at the top of its arc. The Whistling Rocket adds a rising whistle on the way up before bursting into colour at its peak, and the Lunik Rocket is the classic tailed catalogue name that whistles on ascent and closes with a bright colour-and-sound finish.

Single and low-count shells follow. The Single Shot Sky Cracker launches once from a fixed tube and bursts into a colour-and-crackle display at altitude, the simplest aerial unit in the range.

Multi-shot cakes scale the show up. The 12 Shot Sky Shot fires its dozen tubes one after another into successive overhead bursts. The 25 Shot Sky Shot extends that sequence further, and the 30 Shot Sky Shot is the largest count in this collection, giving the longest run of continuous aerial colour before the finale.

Two picks round out the sky-facing range on either end. The Kids Parachute Toy Cracker is a light novelty shell that pops a small toy parachute into the air on a soft launch, a gentle aerial piece for supervised children. The Green Sky Shot is a green-certified single shell using reduced-emission propellant while keeping the standard colour burst at altitude.

Full sizes, shot counts and live pricing are on the order screen: refreshed each season.

Every pick here needs open overhead clearance, clear of trees, wires and neighbouring balconies, and a firing base set well back from spectators. Multi-shot cakes must be staked or weighted so they can't tip mid-sequence once lit. 2026 aerial bursting still falls inside the Supreme Court, 23 Oct 2018 (WP(C) 728/2015): permitted manufacture/sale of green crackers, banned barium-salt and joined crackers, limited Diwali bursting to a ~2-hour window (commonly 8–10 PM).