Description

The original Kamuro Rainbow was already a favourite. The XL takes the same idea and adds 805g more powder and another 15 seconds of running time, and the difference is obvious the moment it goes up — bigger bursts, far more sky coverage, and a lot more weight behind every shot.

The structure is what makes it work. Each shot fires a thick comet tail with a matching coloured bouquet mine lifting from the base, then breaks into a wide kamuro crown above. Rather than mixing everything together, it gives each colour its own section — red, then yellow, then purple, aqua and blue — so you get a clean, deliberate build instead of a blur. Once it’s worked through all five, it drops into a rapid mixed-colour finale that floods the sky.

Shimmering silver kamuro sits behind all of it, which is what gives the piece its long hang time and that professional, semi-pro look. Firing from full 30mm tubes with 2,760g of powder, it’s loud and it’s high — this is a finale piece, or the centrepiece of a bigger show.