Updated November 2026
VX BRK vs. VX BRKX: What's the Difference?
Both cues run the same Venom Carbon Fiber shaft. The difference is the job. VX Break does one thing — opens the rack as hard as possible. VX Jump/Break does that plus elevation, so you're not carrying a second cue for jump shots. Here's the full spec comparison so you know exactly which one your game actually needs.
Shop VX BRK and VX BRKX
Both cues are $279, so the choice comes down to your game. If you only ever break — never jump — VX Break keeps it simple, with one less thing to think about. If you've ever needed to hop over a blocker ball and didn't have the right cue for it, VX Jump/Break adds jump capability at no extra cost.
Comparison Table
BRK Vs BRKX: What's actually different
| Brand | VX BRk Break Cue | VX BRKX Jump/Break Cue |
|---|---|---|
| Shaft | Venom Carbon Fiber | Venom Carbon Fiber |
| Job | Break only | Break and jump |
| Joint | Radial® | Radial® |
| Weight Range | # | # |
| Tip | # | # |
| Price | $2792-Piece Cue | $2793-Piece Cue |
VX BRK and BRKX Questions
A break cue is built for one job — transferring maximum power into the rack on the opening shot.
A jump/break cue handles both breaking and jumping in a single stick.
Most players break with something heavier than their playing cue — commonly 19.5–20 oz.
