LARGE CLAY SMOKE BALLS 8 PCS D1M

Eight balls, eight colors — red, green, yellow, blue, white, orange, purple and pink. Each is enclosed in a clay shell about the size of a ping-pong ball, so you only need to throw it onto a hard surface or light the fuse to produce thick, colorful smoke. This is the "large" version from Klasek, which in practice means noticeably more smoke mixture than the standard miniature balls — the cloud is denser and lingers longer. Smoke balls D1M — what they are good for I most often see them in photo shoots and short films. Colored smoke in the frame does work you can’t replicate with a post-production filter — you get a real, three-dimensional background that reacts to wind and the model’s movement. Eight different colors in one pack give you plenty of choice without buying multiple sets. They also work well at outdoor parties, paintball or for marking positions in field games. Class T1 means you don’t need any permits — you can buy and use them freely. What’s worth knowing about the clay casing 1. Material of the shell: clay — after the mixture burns out it becomes a brittle, natural waste that does not litter the area like plastic. 2. Color palette: 8 pieces in the package, each a different color — red, green, yellow, blue, white, orange, purple, pink. 3. Class T1: theatrical pyrotechnic of the lowest hazard class, available without permits. 4. CE certificate: compliant with European safety standards. The smoke does not dye clothing, but it can leave marks on the surface directly around the ball — keep that in mind on light-colored concrete or paving stones. If you’re shooting on someone’s property, place the ball on a piece of foil or an old sheet of metal. Ignite outdoors, away from dry grass and flammable materials — the clay heats up during burning, so do not pick the ball up with your bare hand immediately after use.