Need to relax, relieve the stress and tension of everyday life, clear your head? Head for the Breaking Club! The place promises intense moments and, above all, a real sense of letting go. To let off steam in a healthy and fun way, opt for the Rage Room experience, where you can destroy objects in complete safety. As original as it is convivial, axe and shuriken throwing is guaranteed to give you a thrill, to be discovered with friends, colleagues and even the whole family, with Ninja Kids sessions on Wednesdays. The bar offers regular events, including concerts, karaoke and sports broadcasts. Atmosphere guaranteed!
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Further information
Opening time and information on BREAKING CLUB
Open Wednesday and Thursday, 5.30pm-11pm; Friday, 5.30pm-0am; Saturday, 2.30pm-0.30pm; Sunday, 2.30pm-9pm. Entertainment. Concerts.
Message from Management
Breaking Club is an Axe Throwing Rage Room located in downtown Brest. It offers you a destruction therapy in a room where you can let off steam, release your stress or simply have fun, by destroying everyday objects destined for recycling. During this session, you will be equipped with a protective helmet, cut resistant gloves , non-slip overshoes, a chest protector and other protective gear .You can also enjoy axe throwing, an activity you can share with family, friends or team building. Note that you can organize your birthday party at Breaking Club. It can also be privatized to host a corporate event. An ideal address to relax, have fun and let off steam in complete safety!
Members' reviews on BREAKING CLUB
The ratings and reviews below reflect the subjective opinions of members and not the opinion of The Little Witty.
De plus, il reste seulement 2 plastrons complets (avec des attaches fonctionnelles). Un peu embêtant pendant la session, surtout que j’ai posé la question à la personne et qu’il m’ait répondu que ça ne gênerait pas…
Il faudrait revoir l’hygiène du casque, nous avons fini avec la tête et les narines noires.
L’activité en elle-même était un vrai défouloir, quel calme après !