Bone Shaker gets underway with a succession of powerful aerial bursts designed to fill the viewing area rather than simply producing small individual effects. The display combines gold palms, colourful breaks, strobing effects, crackle and salute-style effects, creating plenty of variation throughout the firing sequence.

The finale increases the intensity with multi-shot volleys, bringing together coloured bursts and hanging gold effects for a strong closing sequence. The result is a firework with a distinctly energetic character, making it particularly suitable when you want one of the main moments of your display to arrive with plenty of impact.

Current product information lists Bone Shaker with 61 shots, 30mm tubes, approximately 999.85g NEC and a 25-metre minimum safety distance. Some retailers list the duration as approximately 50 seconds, while others state around 60 seconds, so always use the manufacturer's label supplied with your individual firework for the definitive specification.

61 Shots of 30mm Firepower

The combination of 61 shots and 30mm calibre tubes is one of Bone Shaker's biggest selling points.

Larger calibre fireworks can produce substantial aerial breaks, giving the display greater presence in the sky. Bone Shaker takes advantage of this with a sequence that moves through different colours and effects before building towards its finale.

Rather than relying on a very long firing time, this is a firework designed to deliver its performance over a relatively concentrated period. That makes it particularly useful as a high-impact centrepiece or finale firework within a larger display.