Japanese speedcubing kit

Bobypop

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does anyone know anything about them? i might buy one and i want to know how good they are
 
I am borrowing a JSK from one of my cubing friends, Michael. I think that this cube is awesome, turns fast, rarely pops, I have gotten my pb average with this cube. i recomend getting one, because they are awesome.
 
i dunno if its just mind, but i dont REALLY recommend it based on its price.....its a fairly good cube but i personally dont like the feel of it. thats just me though and many people do like it... I guess i have "acquired" tastes :p I like the type d's more.
 
Well, my JSK has never popped on me before, it's smooth, has minimum lockups, but I don't prefer it over my regular Type A DIY cube as it can't cut corners as well, and in fact it feels kind of overly-smooth. It feels rather alike to a good storebought. Personal opinion though, others would probably have different views from me ;)
 
Hey dont mean to bump this thread even though its only two days since last post, but I felt like this didnt need its own thread. I have a Rubiks Speed Cube, which is a JSK, and I love the way it feels and all that, but my problem is, it pops so much, and so easily. I will be doing the slightest move, and three or four pieces will fly out. But if I tighten the tension, it becomes extremely slow. Is there anything I can do to fix my problem? Please help me out.
 
Hey dont mean to bump this thread even though its only two days since last post, but I felt like this didnt need its own thread. I have a Rubiks Speed Cube, which is a JSK, and I love the way it feels and all that, but my problem is, it pops so much, and so easily. I will be doing the slightest move, and three or four pieces will fly out. But if I tighten the tension, it becomes extremely slow. Is there anything I can do to fix my problem? Please help me out.

Same thing as my type C.

How to fix this?
 
Well, my JSK has never popped on me before, it's smooth, has minimum lockups, but I don't prefer it over my regular Type A DIY cube as it can't cut corners as well, and in fact it feels kind of overly-smooth. It feels rather alike to a good storebought. Personal opinion though, others would probably have different views from me ;)

You are so right, after a while they kinda feel like a storebought o_O
 
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