Cube With The Least Amount of Lockups?

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All cubes will lock up if you turn them inaccurately. However, type F (haven't tried F-II but it's probably the same deal) has cubies that are more curved than normal, which means it can kind of cut corners at a slight negative angle. This means that it is more resistant to inaccurate turns than other cubes, and will lock up less (assuming tightness, lubing, etc. are constant).
 
Based on this survey, the Rubik's DIY could be worth a shot. Note, however that the number of ratings for each cube is relatively small.

Personally I find my type-A to be least locky. My ghost hands is a locking nightmare, but the type-F's I've had a shot of are pretty good.
 
All cubes will lock up if you turn them inaccurately. However, type F (haven't tried F-II but it's probably the same deal) has cubies that are more curved than normal, which means it can kind of cut corners at a slight negative angle. This means that it is more resistant to inaccurate turns than other cubes, and will lock up less (assuming tightness, lubing, etc. are constant).


If you are looking for cubes that can cut corners at a slight negative angle, the Type A V cube has rounded (chiseled?) corners and can cut at minus a few degrees. However, it still locks up a bit.
 
the sticky is correct, at least to me, for the most part

here are the cubes that i do not think lock up: new type a ii, new type a iii, type a, f, f2, jsk clone, and edison
 
Based on this survey, the Rubik's DIY could be worth a shot. Note, however that the number of ratings for each cube is relatively small.

Personally I find my type-A to be least locky. My ghost hands is a locking nightmare, but the type-F's I've had a shot of are pretty good.

Agreed. I have a black and a white type A and they're my best cubes. They don't ever lock up. I have some type C and Type E cubes as well and although they're faster, they do lock up more.
 
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