A trident is a three-pronged plastic prop fork with a bright red head and a black handle, the essential accessory for a devil costume. It works with both a classic red devil and a dark demon look, and the glitter and sequin versions also create a devil look with a sparkling head. This range is part of the broader Halloween weapons collection, which includes the devil-themed prop weapons. The options range from short forks for women and men to long models that remain in proportion even next to a child's costume.
Which devil's trident is right for your party?
- For an evening out in the city during Halloween, choose a long handle: the plastic devil trident and the Jessie devil fork are over a hundred centimetres long and reach approximately an adult's shoulder height.
- For a busy carnival party or a conga line, the inflatable models are convenient, with an inflatable devil trident measuring 152 cm and a 105 cm version that you inflate yourself with your mouth.
- If the fork needs to go in the train or in a bag, the collapsible handles are practical: they consist of separate threaded pipe sections that you screw together on the spot.
- For a costume party or an indoor photo shoot, the short forks measuring 40 to 58 cm work well, including the devil trident and the glitter or sequin models.
- If you want to be ready in one go, grab a costume set with horns, a tail and a trident, or the five-piece Neptune's Zeus trident for women, men and children.
From a separate fork to a complete devil costume
In Western imagination, the trident has become the identifying mark of the devil, while the same three-pronged shape is also considered a weapon of sea gods: the trident of Poseidon, Neptune to the Romans, represents power over the sea. In this collection, the devil interpretation is the starting point, with red as the main colour and black for the handle. You build an outfit in layers: horns on a headband, a tail on a cord and the fork in hand, exactly the three parts that appear in the sets. If you prefer to choose separately, pay attention to the colour combination, because a gold-coloured head with a black handle calls for different clothing than a bright red fork. Practical tip: an inflatable model weighs almost nothing and is safe in a busy crowd, while a solid plastic handle feels firmer in the hand and stands up better in a photo. For a child, choose the length based on their body height, so that the fork does not tower above their head.
Combine a trident with other spooky accessories
If you wear your trident with a devil costume, the fork completes the look that horns and a tail already establish. If you want a group with different characters to walk around, a Halloween scythe and a Halloween knife create a broader horror scene alongside the devils.
Order a devil trident for Halloween or carnival
If you want to buy a trident for Halloween, carnival or a theme party, first determine the length and then the version: plain red, with glitter, with sequins or gold with black. The choice is widest for women and men, and some models are also suitable for boys and girls. If you are looking for a devil's staff that is easy to carry, choose a demountable or inflatable model.
Order a trident from e-Carnavalskleding.nl
Order your trident before 11:59 p.m., and it will be delivered tomorrow. Customers rate e-Carnavalskleding.nl an 8.7, you have 14 days to return it and we ship free from 75 euros.
Frequently asked questions
What is the meaning of a trident?
A trident is a three-pronged fork that was originally used as a fishing and stabbing weapon and later became a symbol of power. In the world of costumes, the trident primarily represents the devil: a red head, a black handle and three points that taper into an arrow shape. At Drietand, it is always a plastic prop weapon, intended as an accessory for a devil costume. The shape itself remains the same, whether you choose a short glitter fork or a long demountable handle.
What is the meaning of Poseidon's trident?
Poseidon's trident is the symbol of the Greek sea god, Neptune to the Romans, and represents his power over water and storms. It is the same three-pronged shape you see with a devil's fork, but with a completely different meaning: not a hellish scene, but the sea. At Drietand, the emphasis is on the devil versions in red and black, with a five-piece set that takes up the Neptune's Zeus theme. If you want a sea god look, choose a model with a gold-coloured head instead of a bright red one.
