so if i put little its faster, if i put alot its slower? Does it make it uncontrollable or not?


Also i relaized this is becoming about lubes so after this question lets just get on topic.
 
Is the new gouhong worth it if I recently bought the RS3M?


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Yes. I have both and they do offer different feels and solving experiences. I’m suprised we aren’t talking more about the Guhong v4; I find it’s standing out from many of the other cubes in my collection.
 
Hey All,

I want to prefix this with this statement: I know that there is no best cube for any method, I know the best Roux users can get sub-ten second solves with any current budget cube. I get everyone has their own preferences regardless of their method.

I love trying out new cubes and I'm looking for recommendations in regards to using Roux Method. I'd love a cube that allows for very easy/smooth M turns. I'd also like a cube that is just fun to use and assists in a Roux style solving.

Some of the best users, such as Sean Villanueva and Kian Mansour, use Valk variations such as the Valk Elite, Valk 3 M, or Valk Power in competitions as far as I can tell. I have heard of other popular Roux users using cubes such as the GTS3M, due to its ridges making the M slice easier to grip and turn in theory, the GAN 356 X, and even the budget Meilong 3x3.

I'd love to start a discussion about what cubes you all use for Roux and why. Maybe we can all narrow down a list of a few cubes to help new and existing Roux users "Roux" more effectively/have a more fun time in their Roux solves. What do you think the best cube for Roux is?

Thanks Everyone,

Rainger
 
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Hey All,

I want to prefix this with this statement: I know that there is no best cube for any method, I know the best Roux users can get sub-ten second solves with any current budget cube. I get everyone has their own preferences regardless of their method.

I love trying out new cubes and I'm looking for recommendations in regards to using Roux Method. I'd love a cube that allows for very easy/smooth M turns. I'd also like a cube that is just fun to use and assists in a Roux style solving.

Some of the best users, such as Sean Villanueva and Kian Mansour, use Valk variations such as the Valk Elite, Valk 3 M, or Valk Power in competitions as far as I can tell. I have heard of other popular Roux users using cubes such as the GTS3M, due to its ridges making the M slice easier to grip and turn in theory, the GAN 356 X, and even the budget Meilong 3x3.

I'd love to start a discussion about what cubes you all use for Roux and why. Maybe we can all narrow down a list of a few cubes to help new and existing Roux users "Roux" more effectively/have a more fun time in their Roux solves.

Thanks Everyone,

Rainger
I am not a roux user, but the DaYan TengYun V2 M( my main ) can be customized to a variety of preferences. I think there are 48 settings on my TengYun V2 and the M slices are really good.
P.S : It is also as quiet as a cat trying to steal milk from your house
 
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