Newbie Cuber + 8x8?

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Just curious it took me 13:54.43 To do a 2x2-5x5 relay, and I've been cubing for about 3 1/2 months, is that decent for my cubing time? I didn't do individual times but i will next time.

Also did anybody else hear about the 8x8 Champion made and sold on 51morefun.com ?
 
AND it is an illegal knock-off, and I could insist that once upon a time discussing knock-offs was banned from the forums, but it seems that all this talk about shenshou cubes gets by without moderation.
 
AND it is an illegal knock-off, and I could insist that once upon a time discussing knock-offs was banned from the forums, but it seems that all this talk about shenshou cubes gets by without moderation.

I like to think that they turn a blind eye.

Knock-offs are awesome.
 
From what I have gathered, Shengshous aren't technically knock-offs?

Of course they are, they're a blatant copy! Changing a few small things to make the pieces flow better or something like that doesn't mean it isn't a knock off.

How can the 8x8 be knock off when there isn't an official 8x8 that's out yet?

Someone already mentioned there is a patent, but seriously that was a pretty dumb question.

@Kir: Yea I figure. I know the SS5 is a really good cube, and I intend to get one anyway >.<
 
Knockoff: a copy that sells for less than the original

If the "original" isn't for sale, it isn't a knockoff.

Actually, if a product is the same as another that is patented, then it is a knock-off. Such as the 9x9 and 11x11; V-Cube (the company with the patent) hasn't manufactured them, but others have, therefore making them knock-offs.

And very cool to see yet another Pacific Northwest cuber! In fact, my grandma lives very close to you (I don't know about exact measurements, but maybe... 10 miles?).
 
I'll stop buying 'Knock Offs' when V cubes start selling adjustable, modified versions of there puzzles (and drawings).
 
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