shelley
chang
I'm sure many of us have spent several times that amount just searching for the perfect cube (not to mention replacing old worn out/broken cubes). This is especially true if you factor in the cost of the time it takes to assemble, tune and break in new cubes. If you could buy one perfect cube that will last you the rest of your life, $50 is not unreasonable at all for those of us who are dedicated to cubing.
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