Which cube is best for one-handed cubing ?!?

[waffle=ijm]

Should be GuHong now because of its reverse corner cutting and light weight.

WHO NEEDS REVERSE CORNER CUTTING?
WHO NEEDS CORNER CUTTING?

Solve a (lubed) storebought and then a DIY and still say corner-cutting isn't important.

well...lets put it this way...look at the following WCA profiles.


Dakota Harris uses a storebought.

Also, Erik Johnson can argue that corner cutting isn't that important.

 

[amostay2004]

btw I was wrong. Dayan Guhong is indeed great for OH as well. Might not be better than f2/a5, but good enough for me to almost break my PB today

 

[Lorenzo]

Should be GuHong now because of its reverse corner cutting and light weight.

WHO NEEDS REVERSE CORNER CUTTING?
WHO NEEDS CORNER CUTTING?

Solve a (lubed) storebought and then a DIY and still say corner-cutting isn't important.

well...lets put it this way...look at the following WCA profiles.


Dakota Harris uses a storebought.

Also, Erik Johnson can argue that corner cutting isn't that important.

corner cutting is not super important, but helps.

 

[rubiknewbie]

I prefer the feel of a loose, light cube for OH. Heavy is bad cos you need more energy to turn.

 

[duongkimngoc]

So, I will buy a F-II.

 

[nck]

I have a gu hong and I have to say that it is just amazing. No one really needs to be able to cut 70 degrees (yea it can do that), but it can be used to show off. Also, reverse corner cutting is used quite often for me as I overshoot a U before I do an R. I think it is just an amazing cube in general, much better than my memory and FII in my opinion.

Dayan Gu Hong + Maru lube = GODLY

So, I recommend the Dayan Gu Hong for everything

Whaaa?????? Have you actually measured it using like a ruler and calculator and stuff or are you just estimating.

Measuring angles with a 'ruler and calculator' ?
:fpYour so doing it right

 

[CubesOfTheWorld]

Alpha mini for small hands, and F-II/Alpha V for big hands.

 

[daniel0731ex]

I have a gu hong and I have to say that it is just amazing. No one really needs to be able to cut 70 degrees (yea it can do that), but it can be used to show off. Also, reverse corner cutting is used quite often for me as I overshoot a U before I do an R. I think it is just an amazing cube in general, much better than my memory and FII in my opinion.

Dayan Gu Hong + Maru lube = GODLY

So, I recommend the Dayan Gu Hong for everything

Whaaa?????? Have you actually measured it using like a ruler and calculator and stuff or are you just estimating.

Measuring angles with a 'ruler and calculator' ?
:fpYour so doing it right

fail. What grade are you in?

 

[riffz]

I have a gu hong and I have to say that it is just amazing. No one really needs to be able to cut 70 degrees (yea it can do that), but it can be used to show off. Also, reverse corner cutting is used quite often for me as I overshoot a U before I do an R. I think it is just an amazing cube in general, much better than my memory and FII in my opinion.

Dayan Gu Hong + Maru lube = GODLY

So, I recommend the Dayan Gu Hong for everything

Whaaa?????? Have you actually measured it using like a ruler and calculator and stuff or are you just estimating.

Measuring angles with a 'ruler and calculator' ?
:fpYour so doing it right

Ya know, there's this thing called trigonometry. :fp

 

[daniel0731ex]

I have a gu hong and I have to say that it is just amazing. No one really needs to be able to cut 70 degrees (yea it can do that), but it can be used to show off. Also, reverse corner cutting is used quite often for me as I overshoot a U before I do an R. I think it is just an amazing cube in general, much better than my memory and FII in my opinion.

Dayan Gu Hong + Maru lube = GODLY

So, I recommend the Dayan Gu Hong for everything

Whaaa?????? Have you actually measured it using like a ruler and calculator and stuff or are you just estimating.

Measuring angles with a 'ruler and calculator' ?
:fpYour so doing it right

Ya know, there's this thing called trigonometry. :fp

I don't think they teaches it in Grade 1 so...