You Can Literally Play With Fire Thanks to This Hot New GadgetSay hello to Pyro, a device that allows people to shoot fireballs from the palm of their hand.

ByKim Lachance Shandrow

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烟花via Ellusionist

Sci-Fi fans: Here's the irresistible invitation to play with fire you've been waiting for. Meet烟花, literally the hottest wearable on the market right now. It's a wrist-worn gadget that lets you shoot fireballs from your hand.

We repeat: It lets you shoot balls of fire from your hand. Real, hot, dangerous -- and dangerously magnificent -- burning balls of fire. The kind Mom said never to play with.

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Strapped onto your mere mortal wrist, Pyro blasts balls of fire up to 30-feet into the air, almost as awesomely as fire-bending Zuko on降世神通:最后的气宗.

Sound too cool to be true? Check out the highly stylized promotional video:

You'd think this would go without saying, but, before you get too excited, you should know that Pyro is not a plaything. In the words of its inventor, veteran New Hampshire-based magicianAdam Wilber: "This is not a toy. This is a badass professional device that allows you to launch fireballs from your open palm." Indeed, pro illusionists are who this $174 wearable is specifically targeted to.

Thesomewhat bulky烟花wrist cuff (which looks a bit like a parolee anklet) contours to the underside of the brave wearer's wrist. A notched fastener strap allows the unit to be tucked up your sleeve, while "keeping it out of the way of the flaming shots." Oh, good.

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Simply push the matchbook-sized remote control trigger, held in your other hand and -- boom -- goodness, gracious, great balls of fire!

Image credit: Pyro

You can fire off four fireballs before reloading. How it works: Specially treated, highly flammable cotton and paper packs come with the Pyro wristband, which houses a quartet of individually triggered barrels. When the remote control trigger is activated, the cotton and paper come into contact with a heated "glowplug" inside of the device, igniting them. Pressing the remote a second time shoots the fireballs out, one by one.

烟花fireball blasters are available for purchase (for those 18 and older) over atEllusionist, an online magic supply retailer.

Now what was that you said, Mom, about not playing with fire?

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Kim Lachance Shandrow

Former West Coast Editor

Kim Lachance Shandrow is the former West Coast editor at Entrepreneur.com. Previously, she was a commerce columnist atLos Angeles CityBeat,a news producer at MSNBC and KNBC in Los Angeles and a frequent contributor to theLos Angeles Times. She has also written forGovernment Technologymagazine,LA Yoga杂志,Lowell Sunnewspaper, HealthCentral.com, PsychCentral.com and the former U.S. Surgeon General, Dr. C. Everett Coop. Follow her on Twitter at@Lashandrow. You can also follow her on Facebookhere.

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