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Deluxe Ground Chakkars

Deluxe Ground Chakkars is a ground chakkar - a spinning wheel that whirls on the ground and throws a ring of sparks.

Ground ChakkarsOutdoor useAdult supervision
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Ground Chakkars
Use
Outdoors, lit by an adult
OVERVIEW

Product overview

Deluxe Ground Chakkars is a ground chakkar - a spinning wheel that whirls on the ground and throws a ring of sparks.

About ground chakkars

A chakkar is a coiled tube that spins when lit, producing a circle of sparks close to the ground. Some add a whistle or change colour as they turn. Because they move, a clear flat area matters more than size.

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Specifications

ProductDeluxe Ground Chakkars
FamilyGround Chakkars
UseOutdoors only, under adult supervision
AvailabilityInformation only - buy from a licensed retailer

Pack size and effect are printed on the pack. Ask us if you need details before the festival.

SAFETY ESSENTIALS

Using ground chakkars responsibly

Full safety centre
  • Place on hard, flat ground - concrete or stone, not grass or sand that stops it spinning.
  • Light at arm’s length from the side and step back straight away.
  • Keep 3–5 metres clear in every direction; a spinning chakkar can skid.
  • Wear closed footwear; never stand over or kick a spinning wheel.
  • If it stops before burning out, wait 20 minutes, then soak it in water.
How should I store ground chakkars?

In their original box in a cool, dry place away from heat, flames and children, until the moment of use.

Where should I use ground chakkars?

Outdoors on a flat, hard, open surface away from buildings, dry leaves, vehicles and crowds.

How many ground chakkars can I light at once?

Light one at a time. Several spinning together can collide and throw sparks in unexpected directions.

What if a ground chakkar doesn’t spin or ignite?

Never relight it or pick it up. Wait at least 20 minutes, then pour water over it and soak it before disposal.

How far should spectators stand?

At least 3–5 metres (10–15 feet), with the area clear of obstacles and anything flammable. Follow the distance printed on the pack.

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