Fireworks Fiberglass Mortar Tubes 50ct Case 1.75"

The product was delivered a lot sooner then what was stated which I do appreciate very much!!! It was delivered with no damage what so ever, and was exactly what i was expecting, I will definately do business in the near future with this company again, thank-you very much!!!

Used these for several fireworks shows for mortars, after using 2" tubes from Home Depot. These were the correct diameter, giving me a lot more height, and safer to use.

They worked great for tge show! I put all of them in a file crate and made a 50 mortar cake! Worked flawlessly. The only gripe I have is when working with the fiberglass I got all itchy and had to remove all kinds of fiberglass from my skin.

The tubes came exactly as they showed. And works perfectly for my firework show

I used these to create my own rack to set off multiple mortars in a series. The tubes are high quality and durable.

They do what they are intended to do, but they aren't pretty. That generally wouldn't be a big deal for their purpose, but they have some major quality control issues:- The tops weren't all cut clean. You'll want gloves when handling these.- Insides had some caked on white residue that I had to scrape off from inside each one.- The base of them were not smooth. You could see where they, I assume, broke them from whatever they cast them in. Was hard to stack them side by side.I fired from nearly all of the tubes with no issues there. Just wish I wouldn't have had to clean them up first. Would I buy them again? If there is nothing else in this price range and I'm desperate, yes.

Quality made product, I plan on getting more in the future.

First off, the seller was great, and this review does not reflect my experience with them in any way.The product was substandard. The tubes themselves were good quality fiberglass, and dimensionally within tolerance of what I would expect for this application. There were only 49 in the case I received, however, and they were not wood plugged.The tubes I received were a clear/light blue translucent fiberglass (not the yellow pictured), and had a little over 1.5" of packed clay/cement, with a small piece of wood loosely affixed in the bottom (Approximately 2" total plug). The wood appeared to be fastened to the clay/cement plug by a single nail through the bottom, and was loose in several of the tubes I inspected. I could wiggle the wood plug by hand (without tools) in several tubes.I wanted fiberglass tubes with solid wood plugs to cut down on the weight of full racks. Having tubes packed with cement offsets the weight savings of fiberglass over HDPE. If you are not concerned by that, these tubes are of good construction and likely very safe to use. They did not meet my needs/expectations.