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The BK Rush is Predator's flagship break cue, built around the REVO BK-R carbon fiber shaft and a four-piece construction that aims to transfer energy into the cue ball with less effort. This Pink/Silver edition is a limited metallic pink finish tied to Breast Cancer Awareness Month, with silver bands and a no-wrap handle. It suits strong players who break hard and want control, and it costs like a premium cue. Against wood-shaft break cues it offers a stiffer, more consistent hit and easier power; against Predator's own BK4 it is the higher-tier carbon option.
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Lowest price we've seen: $849.00 on Nov 13 at Seybert's. Tracked across 9 stores since Nov 13.
Rated 5 out of 5 across 16 ratings, buyers describe the BK Rush as a powerful, controlled breaker with a stiff, consistent hit. Owners single out the carbon shaft and the reduced effort needed for a strong break.
The Predator BK Rush Pink/Silver is a break cue in a limited edition metallic pink finish. The finish supports Breast Cancer Awareness Month. It has shimmering pink and silver accents with metallic bands and a black, silver and bright silver BK Rush logo.
The cue uses a four-piece construction and has no wrap. It has a REVO BK-R carbon fiber shaft and a coated Uni-Loc Steel-Lite pin. The Uni-Loc weight cartridge system is built in. The cue is made for powerful breaks with precise cue ball control, and for energy transfer from the stroke to the cue ball.
