CHEAP VS EXPENSIVE FIREWORKS!

[@nicholasmarchand577]

I love having a good mix. Starting small early in the evening then getting bigger and bigger as the night moves on!

[@marksanders2964]

Hang time held it's own Luke 🎇🎆awsome

[@BrentonDodson]

Small fireworks are always fun, even if they aren't big. Also, canister shells are my favorite big fireworks.

[@JavascriptJedidiah]

Amazing video! I really like the small fireworks where it’s fountains and little cakes! Your the best pyro.

[@bennycru]

Awesome videos I like all fireworks small or big but I do prefer canister shells and 200 g cakes that hit hard.

[@Jrpyro-hm2vs]

Amazing job I really love the smaller fireworks thanks pyro

[@elliottdeiters]

i like both thanks for the video

[@alansmith7112]

Always love the small cakes and that big cake wow 🤩

[@PAPYROTECHNICFAN]

A good mix of different size cakes and shells!

[@juliaryan9149]

Can’t decide ❤❤❤ all of them

[@ninadiaz934]

Cool!

[@johnnyfirecracker8929]

Great cake at the end, good video

[@D.I.R.K]

WOOOO!! 😮

[@WyattHatch-w7g]

Cheap doesn’t always mean bad and expensive doesn’t always mean good

[@thefishboyy18]

Crazy nice cans!!!!

[@MasAR001]

6th

[@dennisblazey3315]

Thanks for the fun content Luke. As a rule, I really don't have a preference of big vs small. Both have place in a show. For me it's about crafting a show that blends effects. For example, my standard opening employs mixed firing of 2 x16 shot cakes (each sub-$10), 1 big bore 10 shot 200 gram cake (about $15), 1 14 shot 200 gram comet cake ($6), and 4 x 7 shot 200 gram mini cakes (We Love set - $8.25 for the set). If I do have a preference it's more 200 grams than 500 grams and no noabs.

[@winstonsmith478]

The incredible quality of super cheap items like the Eyes-on-U fountain and those amazing little 1" shells show what made in Chinese sweat shops fireworks COULD/SHOULD cost.

[@nicksenones205]

I like to do a mixture of 200g, 500g, zippers, cans, fan slices etc. They all have their place in the world.

[@C-morevids]

Brooo I have those shells!!! And that cake!!! Can you pls reply??

[@minipyrokamden2324]

Nice

[@Bryan-mp9tt]

Mix of both is more fun

[@Crossfirepyro2]

Cheap or Expensive 🔥🔥 Doesn’t really matter, it just depends on what you can afford at that point in time to have a good time 🇺🇸🇺🇸 It’s all fun in my book 🔥🔥

[@WyattHatch-w7g]

Agreed, spent 500 bucks on fireworks this year that is the most I have ever spent so far

[@cwhite8606]

Both!!

[@balsewiczfamilyfireworks7465]

What are the cannister shells your using?

[@ScottyMania313]

Man, if you live on campus in the summer and are broke as a joke like I was my Jr year, those Mighty Minis and $3-5 are amazing options to bring a smile to your roommates and friends eyes on the 4th.

[@robrob7140]

Did my first official consumer show, put on a display at the end of a community event!! Everything went great!! They were beyond pleased!

[@backyardfireworks]

Heck yeah!

[@ashtonsseries6968]

Smaller are just as fun as the bigger ones. Especially when you get more for your money buying smaller fireworks 👍

[@kirstenbaker391]

First

[@joeferr3313]

Just a heads up you forgot to link the other video. Love you videos

[@JHunter817]

There's definitely a place for the 200 and even 100 gram cakes

[@nmandmc1]

I’ll take the shells and 500g :)

[@Thompson_200]

Don't shame my fat fireworks😂😂😂

[@TylertheToolman6X9]

$expensive 😂

[@Jrpyro-hm2vs]

Amazing job I really love the smaller fireworks thanks pyro