Best OH cube

Best OH Cube?


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Wow, another weird name for the Alpha mini poping out.

I don't understand how people came up with all these variations....

It's called Alpha mini, or mini Alpha, or whatever as long as it's just Alpha and mini (just these two words +the measurement; e.x. "Alpha mini 5.2", or "miniA 4.6". Any variation is fine as long as it's correct).

NOT A-V, or "memory", or mircowave, or whatever crap it's being referred as out there on youtube.


ON-TOPIC:
Alpha Haiyan is the best (in my opinion) for OH.
 
I use AV-f. I lubed the core with jigaloo and it turns super well and never locks-up (I have tryed F-II, Guhong, Lingyun, mini type A(52mm), c4y, ghosthand 1&2, maybe more?...)

No other option in the poll? :(

EDIT: I average about 30 seconds btw
 
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at first I was using a mini Alpha (52mm) but it doesnt reverse corner cut at all so I use a Guhong right now. I love it but it took a while to get used to the size. I put mine really loose.
 
I personally use a F-II, but the "best" OH cubes I've ever felt were Jeremy's Lingyun and Max's micro(?) type A.
It really depends on your style. As long as you have a "controllable" cube you should be fine for a while.
I've met kids at competitions who claim that they have a cube that is AMAZING for OH just because it's insanely loose, which is dumb lol.
 
I personally use a F-II, but the "best" OH cubes I've ever felt were Jeremy's Lingyun and Max's micro(?) type A.
It really depends on your style. As long as you have a "controllable" cube you should be fine for a while.
I've met kids at competitions who claim that they have a cube that is AMAZING for OH just because it's insanely loose, which is dumb lol.

Felt Phil Yu's?
 
I've tried using a guhong for OH and I hate it. I find it way too smooth so I have no control. I tried fussing with the tension but couldn't find a happy medium between too tight and too loose. I absolutely love AVs for OH though. less friction than an F2 but have a crispy, clicky feel, that makes them very controllable. btw, I use an F2 for 2H.
 
I personally use a F-II, but the "best" OH cubes I've ever felt were Jeremy's Lingyun and Max's micro(?) type A.
It really depends on your style. As long as you have a "controllable" cube you should be fine for a while.
I've met kids at competitions who claim that they have a cube that is AMAZING for OH just because it's insanely loose, which is dumb lol.

Felt Phil Yu's?

I wasn't arguing that loose cubes are bad for OH. I was merely referring to kids who aren't into OH that just assume the looser the cube, the better it is for OH solving.
I do remember trying Phil's cube, but don't particularly remember exactly what it felt like. I'm sure it is indeed quite good though.
 
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