The Bull Carbon BCBBRDN Red Break Cue combines high-impact carbon fiber technology with a clean wrapless design and a striking metallic red finish. Built specifically for breaking, the BCBBRDN is designed to deliver the power, consistency, and control serious players want when attacking the rack.
At the heart of the cue is Bull Carbon’s 29-inch High Impact Jump/Break RAC Carbon Tech Shaft paired with a 12.85mm Bull Carbon G-Force Patriot Tip. The combination is engineered to handle the high-impact demands of the break while providing a consistent feel and efficient energy transfer.
The BCBBRDN features an Ultra Smooth Matte Wrapless handle for players who prefer a clean, uninterrupted grip surface. A fixed Uni-Loc Quick Release joint provides a secure connection and makes assembly and breakdown quick and convenient.
The adjustable weight system allows the cue to be configured from 18 to 21 ounces, while Bull Carbon’s stackable weight bolts provide even finer customization in 0.10-ounce increments. This gives players the ability to dial in their preferred break-cue weight rather than settling for a one-size-fits-all setup.
Specifications
- Model: BCBBRDN
- Cue Type: Break Cue
- Color: Red
- Tip: 12.85mm Bull Carbon G-Force Patriot Tip
- Ferrule: Juma Ferrule & High Impact T Plate – Perfect Sight Height
- Shaft: High Impact Jump/Break RAC Carbon Tech Shaft
- Shaft Length: 29 inches
- Shaft Collar: 10mm Matte Black
- Joint: Fixed Uni-Loc Quick Release
- Handle: Ultra Smooth Matte Wrapless
- Butt Cap: 10mm Black Implex
- Bumper: Screw-In Butt Stopper
- Available Weights: 18–21 oz
- Weight System: Stackable Weight Bolt System, adjustable in 0.10 oz increments
- Manufacturer Warranty: 10 years, including warpage
With its aggressive red styling, carbon-fiber break shaft, performance tip and highly adjustable weight system, the Bull Carbon BCBBRDN is a purpose-built break cue for players ready to stop breaking with their playing cue and add dedicated break equipment to their case.












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