Hot Hog

SKU:
TS5867
$239.99
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Hot Hog by T-Sky Fireworks

9-Shot, 500-Gram 2-Inch Aerial Rack

Hot Hog (TS5867) is a hard-hitting aerial rack from T-Sky Fireworks, built with nine exposed 2-inch tubes on a stable firing base. Each deliberate shot produces a large golden flower-wave burst accented by vivid dahlias and shimmering strobes.

With only nine shots spread across approximately 37 seconds, Hot Hog favors slow pacing and large, individually showcased breaks instead of rapid-fire volume. T-Sky officially classifies the product as a rack and lists a 2/1 case pack.

Product Details

  • Product Name: Hot Hog

  • SKU: TS5867

  • Brand: T-Sky Fireworks

  • Firework Type: Aerial rack / rack-style 500-gram cake

  • Powder Class: 500 grams

  • Shot Count: 9 shots

  • Tube Size: 2 inches

  • Firing Pattern: Straight-firing vertical rack

  • Duration: Approximately 37 seconds

  • Primary Effects: Golden flower waves, dahlias and strobes

  • Primary Colors: Gold, sky blue, emerald green and cyan green

  • Noise Level: Loud

  • Case Pack: 2 racks per case

  • Carton Dimensions: 13¾" × 13¾" × 12"

  • Case Weight: Approximately 9 kg

  • Classification: Consumer fireworks, 1.4G

  • Recommended Use: Featured centerpiece, premium mid-show segment or pre-finale sequence

The manufacturer confirms the TS5867 model number, nine-shot configuration, 37-second duration, 2/1 packing and official effect description. The retailer additionally describes Hot Hog as nine huge shots combining golden waves with multiple dahlia effects.

Effects and Performance

Hot Hog presents its effects at a measured pace, allowing each large-caliber break to develop fully before the next tube fires.

The performance combines:

  1. Golden flower wave with green strobe and sky-blue dahlia

  2. Golden flower wave with gold strobe and emerald-green dahlia

  3. Golden flower wave with cyan-green dahlia

These combinations repeat across the nine-shot sequence, maintaining a consistent golden foundation while changing the surrounding dahlia colors and glittering accents.

Large-Caliber Rack Performance

The exposed-tube construction gives Hot Hog the visual character of a compact finale rack. Its nine 2-inch tubes deliver fewer but substantially larger-looking breaks than a typical high-shot-count cake.

The roughly 37-second runtime also makes the firing rhythm unusually patient for a nine-shot item. Rather than rushing through the rack, Hot Hog gives spectators time to appreciate the golden flower structure, saturated colors and lingering strobe effects.

Why Choose Hot Hog?

  • Nine powerful, large-caliber aerial shots

  • Distinctive golden flower-wave effect in every break

  • Attractive sky-blue, emerald-green and cyan-green dahlias

  • Strong gold and green strobe accents

  • Slow, dramatic pacing

  • Stable, single-fuse rack-style construction

  • Excellent standalone presentation

  • Useful as a high-impact bridge into a finale

Recommended Show Placement

Hot Hog works especially well as:

  • A premium mid-show centerpiece

  • A deliberate large-break sequence

  • A transition from conventional cakes into finale racks

  • A pre-finale feature

  • A complementary item beside faster fan cakes

  • A synchronized pair for increased sky coverage

For a larger presentation, two Hot Hog racks may be placed at safely separated firing positions and ignited together by qualified adults where permitted. Follow all label directions and applicable local laws.

Safety Information

Place Hot Hog outdoors on firm, flat ground with the rack facing upright and away from spectators, buildings, vehicles and combustible materials. Stabilize it according to the label instructions without covering the tubes or fuse.

Never hold, lean over or attempt to relight the product. Maintain the required spectator distance, keep a suitable water source nearby and allow ample time before approaching any item that does not perform as expected.

Hot Hog delivers nine measured punches of gold, vivid dahlia color and shimmering strobes—an ideal choice when break size and visual quality matter more than sheer shot count.

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