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Fusion Collapsible LED Prism Contact Staff Threeworlds

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The Threeworlds Fusion Prism LED Contact Staff combines the portability of the Fusion system with a next-generation hybrid contact head design. Unlike older LED contact staffs that relied entirely on polycarbonate construction, the Prism uses a combination of aluminum and polycarbonate ends to create a more rigid, responsive feel while maintaining the impact resistance and light diffusion that LED staffs are known for.

The result is a staff that feels more stable during body rolls, pinches, and technical movements. The hybrid construction significantly reduces the wobble and flex found in many fully polycarbonate LED staffs, creating a cleaner, more predictable experience without sacrificing the lively feel that makes contact staff so much fun to spin.

Built around the Threeworlds Fusion pressure-fit system, the staff breaks down into multiple pieces for easy transport and storage. Choose between a lightweight carbon fiber handle or durable 7075 aluminum handle, along with your preferred grip option, to create a setup that matches your style and preferences.

Key Features

  • Hybrid Prism Heads: Aluminum and polycarbonate construction improves rigidity and reduces unwanted wobble compared to fully polycarbonate designs.
  • Fusion Collapsible Design: Breaks down into multiple pieces and reassembles in seconds using Threeworlds’ patented pressure-fit connection system.
  • Lumi LED Light Units: USB-C rechargeable light units with multiple colors and lighting modes.
  • Geometric Prism Design: Distinctive faceted shells protect the light units while creating a unique daytime and nighttime appearance.
  • Handle Options: Available with either lightweight carbon fiber or durable 7075 aluminum construction.
  • Custom Grip Choices: Available with EPDM, F-Grip, or silicone grip depending on your preferred feel.
  • Modular System: Compatible with a wide range of Fusion components, allowing you to expand into fire, dragon staff, and other Fusion configurations without replacing the entire setup.

Why Choose the Prism?

  • More rigid and responsive than many traditional LED contact staffs
  • Reduced wobble during rolls, stalls, and technical contact movements
  • Breaks down for travel and easy storage
  • Modular platform allows future upgrades and configuration changes
  • Excellent visibility for nighttime practice and performance

If you’ve ever spun an LED contact staff that felt overly flexible or unstable, the Prism was designed to solve exactly that problem.

Variations

Grip

  • EPDM: A synthetic black rubber grip that is durable, padded, and reliable in less-than-ideal conditions. It maintains traction in sweat, humidity, and dust, making it a strong choice for outdoor or extended sessions. It becomes more grippy with use. It may leave a small amount of black residue on your hands at first, but it washes off easily. Low maintenance overall, with a short break-in period when new. This is the lightest grip option.
  • F-Grip: A textured natural black rubber tube grip that combines key features of EPDM and silicone. It is easy to clean like silicone but maintains traction better in sweat or dirty conditions. It does not require a break-in period, so it feels consistent right away. Slightly less grippy than silicone in fully dry conditions, but more reliable once moisture is involved. A well-rounded option that performs in most environments and currently the most popular choice.
  • Silicone: High-temperature silicone tubing with a lightly textured surface for added grip. One of the tackiest options when clean and dry, making it ideal for controlled spinning. It is also the easiest to clean. A quick wipe with water or alcohol restores performance. It can lose traction when dirty or sweaty, so occasional cleaning helps maintain consistency.

Material

  • Aluminum 7075: One of the strongest commercially available aluminum alloys. Slightly heavier than carbon fiber and more budget friendly. The added weight creates a more stable, grounded feel during contact, which can help when learning. It is also more forgiving with drops, since it will typically dent or bend rather than break.
  • Carbon Fiber: Lightweight and very strong, making it a popular choice for performance-focused setups. The lighter shaft shifts more weight toward the ends, creating a stronger contact feel. It also has a more dynamic, responsive feel. Best suited for those who prefer a lighter staff and are mindful of their gear during use.

Length

  • Staff length should be around chin height. For most people, 1500mm (59″) lands right about there and is the most popular size. It’s a solid all-around choice if you’re unsure. If you want to dial it in further, check out our guide on choosing the right staff length.

Specs

Weight

  • Weight: 696g (1.53lb)
  • Weight with flowers: 798g (1.76lb)

Length

  • Full Length: 1500mm (59″)
  • Handle Length: 400mm (15.75″)
  • End Lengths: 550mm (21.65″)

Tube Specs

  • OD: 22mm (~7/8″)
  • OD Including Grip: 25mm (~1″)
  • Centerpiece Material: Aluminum 7075
  • End-piece Material: Polycarbonate
  • Silicone End Caps

Technical Features

  • Patented Fusion Locking Mechanism
  • 2 x Concentrate C5 LED Light Units
  • Powered by 2 rechargeable AAA Nimh LED Batteries (Included)

 

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The Threeworlds Fusion Prism LED Contact Staff combines the portability of the Fusion system with a next-generation hybrid contact head design. Unlike older LED contact staffs that relied entirely on polycarbonate construction, the Prism uses a combination of aluminum and polycarbonate ends to create a more rigid, responsive feel while maintaining the impact resistance and light diffusion that LED staffs are known for.

The result is a staff that feels more stable during body rolls, pinches, and technical movements. The hybrid construction significantly reduces the wobble and flex found in many fully polycarbonate LED staffs, creating a cleaner, more predictable experience without sacrificing the lively feel that makes contact staff so much fun to spin.

Built around the Threeworlds Fusion pressure-fit system, the staff breaks down into multiple pieces for easy transport and storage. Choose between a lightweight carbon fiber handle or durable 7075 aluminum handle, along with your preferred grip option, to create a setup that matches your style and preferences.

Key Features

  • Hybrid Prism Heads: Aluminum and polycarbonate construction improves rigidity and reduces unwanted wobble compared to fully polycarbonate designs.
  • Fusion Collapsible Design: Breaks down into multiple pieces and reassembles in seconds using Threeworlds’ patented pressure-fit connection system.
  • Lumi LED Light Units: USB-C rechargeable light units with multiple colors and lighting modes.
  • Geometric Prism Design: Distinctive faceted shells protect the light units while creating a unique daytime and nighttime appearance.
  • Handle Options: Available with either lightweight carbon fiber or durable 7075 aluminum construction.
  • Custom Grip Choices: Available with EPDM, F-Grip, or silicone grip depending on your preferred feel.
  • Modular System: Compatible with a wide range of Fusion components, allowing you to expand into fire, dragon staff, and other Fusion configurations without replacing the entire setup.

Why Choose the Prism?

  • More rigid and responsive than many traditional LED contact staffs
  • Reduced wobble during rolls, stalls, and technical contact movements
  • Breaks down for travel and easy storage
  • Modular platform allows future upgrades and configuration changes
  • Excellent visibility for nighttime practice and performance

If you’ve ever spun an LED contact staff that felt overly flexible or unstable, the Prism was designed to solve exactly that problem.

Variations

Grip

  • EPDM: A synthetic black rubber grip that is durable, padded, and reliable in less-than-ideal conditions. It maintains traction in sweat, humidity, and dust, making it a strong choice for outdoor or extended sessions. It becomes more grippy with use. It may leave a small amount of black residue on your hands at first, but it washes off easily. Low maintenance overall, with a short break-in period when new. This is the lightest grip option.
  • F-Grip: A textured natural black rubber tube grip that combines key features of EPDM and silicone. It is easy to clean like silicone but maintains traction better in sweat or dirty conditions. It does not require a break-in period, so it feels consistent right away. Slightly less grippy than silicone in fully dry conditions, but more reliable once moisture is involved. A well-rounded option that performs in most environments and currently the most popular choice.
  • Silicone: High-temperature silicone tubing with a lightly textured surface for added grip. One of the tackiest options when clean and dry, making it ideal for controlled spinning. It is also the easiest to clean. A quick wipe with water or alcohol restores performance. It can lose traction when dirty or sweaty, so occasional cleaning helps maintain consistency.

Material

  • Aluminum 7075: One of the strongest commercially available aluminum alloys. Slightly heavier than carbon fiber and more budget friendly. The added weight creates a more stable, grounded feel during contact, which can help when learning. It is also more forgiving with drops, since it will typically dent or bend rather than break.
  • Carbon Fiber: Lightweight and very strong, making it a popular choice for performance-focused setups. The lighter shaft shifts more weight toward the ends, creating a stronger contact feel. It also has a more dynamic, responsive feel. Best suited for those who prefer a lighter staff and are mindful of their gear during use.

Length

  • Staff length should be around chin height. For most people, 1500mm (59″) lands right about there and is the most popular size. It’s a solid all-around choice if you’re unsure. If you want to dial it in further, check out our guide on choosing the right staff length.

Specs

Weight

  • Weight: 696g (1.53lb)
  • Weight with flowers: 798g (1.76lb)

Length

  • Full Length: 1500mm (59″)
  • Handle Length: 400mm (15.75″)
  • End Lengths: 550mm (21.65″)

Tube Specs

  • OD: 22mm (~7/8″)
  • OD Including Grip: 25mm (~1″)
  • Centerpiece Material: Aluminum 7075
  • End-piece Material: Polycarbonate
  • Silicone End Caps

Technical Features

  • Patented Fusion Locking Mechanism
  • 2 x Concentrate C5 LED Light Units
  • Powered by 2 rechargeable AAA Nimh LED Batteries (Included)

 

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