A firework with a stabilizer stick that uses a lift charge to propel itself high into the sky before bursting into a single, large aerial effect.

A multi-shot firework that is essentially many tubes fused together in a single box. Once lit, it fires multiple shots in a pre-programmed sequence (straight up or fanned across the sky), creating a complete mini-display.

A long tube that fires a series of individual stars or small "shots" into the air at regular intervals. They create a lower-to-mid-level aerial effect.

A firework that remains on the ground and produces a steady, continuous shower of sparks, crackle, and colored flames. They do not launch projectiles and are generally low-noise.

A handheld wire dipped in a slow-burning pyrotechnic mixture that emits a constant stream of bright, glittering sparks.

A device that is pinned to a post and spins rapidly when lit, emitting a circular shower of sparks and often whistling or crackling.