Yes Way - 30 Shot

Bring a professional-grade atmosphere to your next event with the Yes Way 30 Shot 500g Cake. As part of the high-energy "Whatever?!" assortment from Brothers Pyrotechnics, this heavyweight aerial repeater is designed to provide maximum impact with a sophisticated, long-lasting performance. Utilizing the full 500-gram legal powder limit, it delivers a robust and elegant sequence of gold willows and shimmering glitter. It is a premier choice for celebrations in Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky (NKY), Indiana, and surrounding areas like West Chester and Loveland.

Why It Belongs in Your Show

Heavyweight Aerial Effects: Packed with 500 grams of pyrotechnic composition, ensuring deep reports and massive, sky-filling breaks.

Elegant Visual Textures: Combines premium gold willow tails with vibrant silver, green, and red glitter for a sophisticated multi-level display.

Professional Pacing: Its 30-shot count provides a substantial duration of aerial activity, making it a reliable and visually stunning centerpiece for any show.

High-Impact Finale: Features a dedicated five-shot finishing volley designed to fill the horizon with light and a roaring crackle.

Performance Experience

The Golden Ascent: The show initiates with gold willow tails that trace glowing vertical paths into the night sky.

Shimmering Main Event: Once at height, the shells detonate into massive gold willow breaks accented by a vibrant mix of silver, green, and red glitter, as well as unique silver and gold clubs.

The Final Burst: The performance peaks with a rhythmic, five-shot finale of gold willow tails that erupt into a wide-reaching canopy of gold willows and intense crackling.

Specifications

Brand: Brothers Pyrotechnics

Product SKU: BP-A134-1

Category: 500 Gram Aerial Cake

Shot Count: 30 Shots

Volume Level: Loud / Professional Intensity

Service Areas: Newport, Covington, Florence, NKY, Cincinnati, Western Hills, Cheviot, Camp Washington, Clifton, West Chester, Loveland, Amelia, Batavia, Milford, Withamsville, New Richmond, Hebron, Burlington, Grant County, and Indiana.