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CRISS CROSS (40 SHOTS)
40 SHOTS • FAN-SHAPED BARRAGE • WIDE SKY COVERAGE
CRISS CROSS ISN'T ABOUT FILLING ONE PART OF THE SKY — IT'S ABOUT SPREADING THE DISPLAY FROM SIDE TO SIDE.
This 40-shot fan-shaped barrage from Bright Sky Fireworks fires its effects at alternating angles, creating a much wider performance than a conventional straight-firing cake.
It's a great example of why shot count doesn't tell the whole story.
With the shots crossing and spreading across the sky, Criss Cross makes excellent use of every launch.
40 SHOTS — SPREAD WIDE
The fan-shaped configuration is what makes this one stand out.
Instead of all 40 shots following the same vertical path, the angled tubes send effects left, centre and right, opening the display across a much broader area.
From the audience's viewpoint, that creates a completely different look — more width, more movement and a much bigger presence in the sky.
MADE FOR THE MIDDLE OF A DISPLAY
Criss Cross is particularly useful when building your own firework display.
After several straight-firing barrages, its wide fan pattern instantly changes the shape of the show, making the display feel larger and more dynamic.
It can also work brilliantly on its own for customers who prefer fewer shots with more visual spread.
WHY CRISS CROSS STANDS OUT
✓ 40 aerial shots
✓ Fan-shaped firing pattern
✓ Wide left-to-right performance
✓ Multiple firing angles
✓ Excellent sky coverage
✓ Creates a broader-looking display
✓ Strong visual movement
✓ Great change from straight-firing cakes
✓ Single ignition
✓ Excellent addition to larger displays
✓ Ideal for Bonfire Night & New Year's Eve
AT A GLANCE
Brand:
Bright Sky Fireworks
Product:
Criss Cross
Type:
Fan-Shaped Barrage / Cake
Shots:
40
Firing Pattern:
Fan-Shaped / Multi-Angle
Ignition:
Single Fuse
Display Style:
Wide, Angled & Sky-Filling
Best For:
Bonfire Night, New Year's Eve & Building Wider Multi-Cake Displays
WHY CHOOSE CRISS CROSS?
Because sometimes width matters more than shot count.
Criss Cross takes 40 shots and spreads them across the sky using its fan-shaped configuration, creating the impression of a much broader display.
It's especially effective when placed between conventional straight-firing cakes because the sudden change in direction makes the whole display feel different.
