Marusenko Spheres, Revolutionary Twisty Puzzle, WORDWIDE AVAILABLE!! GET ONE FOR FREE

[MarusenkoSphere]

Dear Speedsolvers,

I am happy to announce that finally Marusenko Spheres are worlwide available. As some of you might have already notified, the shop online section of our website has been entirely redesigned so now all of you could get your Marusenko Sphere, no matter where you live!

Please note that shipping costs varies on which country you live on, and some of them need to be charged with VATs. Each world region has different type of shipping services, and soon more than one option will be available.

Please also note that our new system does not save any cookies and that there is no need to get registered in order to purchase your spheres.

We still need some feedbacks from different countries in order to be aware of each country's custom procedures.

I personally want to apologize on the long delay since the first time we said that Spheres were becoming available. BUT FINALLY, MARUSENKO SPHERES are WORLDWIDE available so you can GET YOUR OWN ONE.

http://www.marusenko.com

Also we are proud to present you our draws in our official Facebook. A Marusenko Sphere is being given away each week, so do not lose your chance to get yours some days before the final product sees the light!

• Just go into the fan site.
  Click into " I like it" button.
  Go to weekly pictures
  Click I like it and get tagged
  Reply the question

Easy, right?

http://www.facebook.com/MarusenkoSphere

And do not forget to keep an eye to the site for the incomming news. You will not be indifferent!

 

[unirox13]

These look really cool! I may just make this one of my next puzzle purchases in the next couple weeks.

 

[PowerCuber]

Wow those look great! I hope some of my local cubing stores stock them!

 

[TheMachanga]

Spoiler

That seems pretty cool, but the replies are a bit suspicious...Do we win them for free, or does everyone get them for free?

 

[chikato_tan]

win them 4 free

 

[Andreaillest]

Pretty...

 

[Stefan]

Hmm, in what way is it "revolutionary"? And your site says "tested technology" but I can't see the test results, what are they?

 

[MarusenkoSphere]

Dear Stefan:

Our puzzle is 100% developed, manufactured, assembled and packaged in Spain. We use no screw, spring or metal in the puzzle construction, it's 100% high-quality puzzle. Marusenko Sphere was designed by a group of engineers and it could be dropped from a height of 2 meters and it will resist: no breaks nor disassemblings.

 

[freshcuber]

So you developed a crazy 2x2 without screws, springs, or washers, and then just turned it into a ball?

How large is it compared to the average 3x3?




Edit: Just saw on your Distribution page the sphere that was a globe. I think that would be a cool puzzle to make.

 

[krnballerzzz]

Hmm, in what way is it "revolutionary"?

They revolutionized the way they tested the technology.

And your site says "tested technology" but I can't see the test results, what are they?

They are obviously waiting for the test results on the test results of the tested technology to see if it was indeed revolutionary before publishing it.

 

[Andrew Ricci]

They are obviously waiting for the test results on the test results of the tested technology to see if it was indeed revolutionary before publishing it.

Andrew, you sir are win.

But yes, this does appear to be an interesting puzzle. Of course, I'll have to hear what others say about it first.

 

[Stefan]

We use no screw, spring or metal in the puzzle construction, it's 100% high-quality puzzle. Marusenko Sphere was designed by a group of engineers and it could be dropped from a height of 2 meters and it will resist: no breaks nor disassemblings.

Interesting... I now saw that on your facebook as well, which also says no glue. Are there mechanism pictures somewhere? Or is it a secret, and the undisassemblility protects it?

I like how shiny and vibrant it looks. Will you be selling these at competitions? I saw you were at Euro 2010 with them...

 

[krnballerzzz]

2 meter drop with no breakage considering the puzzle has no springs or screws... interesting.

 

[Nestor]

Are the center pieces are bandaged to the their opposite counterparts?