The Collapsible Staff and Sticks Prop Bag is a simple tube-shaped carrying bag designed for transporting three-piece collapsible staffs and other long, narrow flow props. Its zippered duffel-style design keeps your gear together while an adjustable webbing strap makes it easy to carry over your shoulder or by hand.
The bag is particularly well suited for collapsed contact staffs, dragon staffs, and spin staffs, but its long shape also works well for levi wands, devil sticks, flower sticks, juggling clubs, and other compatible stick props.
Made for Collapsible Staffs
The bag is sized to carry compatible three-piece collapsible staffs once they have been broken down for transport. It works particularly well with Threeworlds Fusion collapsible staff systems, allowing the pole sections and compatible components to travel together without requiring a full-length staff bag.
Depending on your setup, it can be used with collapsible contact, dragon, and spin staffs. For dragon staff setups, the exact fit will depend on the size and configuration of your heads, hubs, spokes, and other accessories.
Not Just for Staffs
The narrow tube-shaped design also makes this bag useful for a variety of other flow props. Levi wands, devil sticks, flower sticks, juggling clubs, and similar stick-shaped props can all be good candidates as long as their dimensions fit comfortably inside the bag.
Please measure your props before ordering. Prop dimensions vary considerably between brands and configurations, and compatibility should not be assumed based on the type of prop alone.
Zippered Duffel-Style Design
A zippered opening makes packing and unpacking straightforward, while the adjustable webbing strap provides flexible carrying options. The compact design keeps collapsed gear contained without adding much unnecessary weight or bulk to your setup.
Storing Fire Props
If you use the bag to transport fire props, allow your equipment to cool completely and air out before placing it inside and closing the zipper. Recently extinguished props can retain fuel residue and vapors, so they should be given adequate time to evaporate and ventilate before being enclosed in a bag.
For additional information on caring for fire equipment between sessions, check out our Fire Prop Maintenance Guide.












Taylor Schmidt (verified owner) –
Great product! Exactly what I needed. Came very quickly in the mail as well
N (verified owner) –
Tons of room for my staff and spokes – definitely beats the camping chair case I was using!