The Great Cheap, Safe Fireworks Hunt

AnthonyUK

Feelinskint wrote: »

If you do go for any Brightstar items then you should expect to pay approx 50% of the RRP on most of the things they sell, you will typically see them BOGOF or 50% discounts.

some of the brightstar-esco range can be a bit crud in places, watch a few videoclips off the website first to be sure of what you are getting. It can be 50/50:)

Dan2310

Will keep an eye out tonight and if anythings shown regarding free fireworks in tomorrows papers Il post on here

bigspender12

Dan2310 wrote: »

Will keep an eye out tonight and if anythings shown regarding free fireworks in tomorrows papers Il post on here

waiting for this myself,

where is the best place to check so i can keep a lookout myself?

Dan2310

bigspender12 wrote: »

waiting for this myself,

where is the best place to check so i can keep a lookout myself?

Im going to flick over to Sky news at 9.30/ or 10.30 it might be for the press preview, you usually notice the advert on the front of the paper then

Dan2310

Nothing in the Saturday Star by the looks of things

katyjarvis40

This is the Latif's mailer for fireworks

http://www.latifs.co.uk/fireworks2012/Lafits-Fireworks.pdf

Are any of these any good, we normally get our fireworks from JTF but wondered if these were any good.

dcossi1

t rex ,pagoda mountain and rainbow fountain are great for those prices.gutted no latifs down here.

BoomBoomPyroPowah

Stash pics

southerndave

Hi! We have had for the last few years a small garden display and have used fireworks from Sainsbury's spending no more than about £50. IN the main these have been fine. We did try a box and some rockets from a local shop last year but they were rubbish. This year our local Sainsbury's is closed in the run up to BFN for a refit and are selling a different brand I think, info being hard to find and the shop staff less than helpful.

Tesco seem to be doing Standard fireworks and I think for the money we can put together a couple of boxes (and get the Clubcard points!), but are they any good? Are there any safe, cheap and decent alternatives to supermarkets that don't cost the earth?

Advice please!

3.2.1_Zero

Just finished part 2 of our firework hunt this year.Went to fireworkmart,near the coalmining museum.Bought Absolute fireworks "Superior rockets",Brothers fiery eye,krazy klock,whirling dervish,fantastic and the longest brightstar firecracker for less than a hudred quid.Well worth looking at if you're anywhere north of Watford