

In the flow arts, there are a variety of possible staff practices including: single staff, double staff, contact staff and wands.

A poi performance usually includes singing or dancing and can be done synchronized with a partner or a group. Poi are available in many forms, including sock poi, LED poi and fire poi.

There are two general types of fans: collapsible, which can open up to 180° and can give the illusion of one wick turning into many, or non-collapsible, which is fixed at 90° and has finger holders at the bottom.

Hoops evolved into a great flow art movement.

The devil sticks consist of three tools, used in unison.

The Buugeng or S staff is an interestingly shaped fire staff. It generally consists of a staff, with a grip at the center and either side bent into opposing half circles.

The diabolo also known as the devil on two sticks is an interesting and fun tool and toy. It consists of a spool which is perfectly weighted on either side with a thin contact point in the middle and a rope with a stick attached at either end.

The rope dart or rope javelin is an ancient Chinese weapon that consists of a sharp dart attached to a chain and then to a long rope (2-3 meters).

Nunchaku (nunchuks in western world) are actually double short sticks attached by a chain originating from the east.

Fire juggling balls are made from a round spiral of wire with a wick secured in the center of the ball. Fire clubs are similar to normal juggling clubs but with a wick at one end.