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out with the old, in with the new. And this is more of a main cube, and allows to see raw feedback, others will just look at that thread and see the beggining. But I really don't want to start an argument

Wtf is this? Just add on to the old thread. We don't need more threads like these. I'm with Edward on this one.
 
Corner Cutting:
Forward 50°
Corner Cutting:
Forward 47 degrees
Corner Cutting:
Forward-45 degrees

It is impossible to cut 45 or higher.

my F does it with ease. And rarely pops either.
:fp

out with the old, in with the new. And this is more of a main cube, and allows to see raw feedback, others will just look at that thread and see the beggining. But I really don't want to start an argument

Wtf is this? Just add on to the old thread. We don't need more threads like these. I'm with Edward on this one.

Agreed
 
Cube:
Type Alpha 2

Corner Cutting:
Forward 30°
Backwards 15°

Tension:
Moderate

Color:
Black

Color Scheme:
Standard, soon to be Half-Bright

Stickers:
Cube4you, soon to be cubesmith

Price Paid:
$6 (I got the 10 cubes deal on cube4you)

Overall Value:
8/10

Additional Comments:
I am using this because my old A2 is worn down after almost a year of rigorous use.
 
Cube: Type Alpha-II (named Ruby)

Corner Cutting:
Forward 43°
Backward 7°

Tension:
Moderate. Tighter than expected, but loose enough to pop occasionally.

Color:
White

Color Scheme:
BOY

Stickers:
Hai Yan.

Price Paid:
Free. Won it for getting an award at a competition (Proper Cubing Safety).

Overall Value:
8.592/10

Additional Comments:
In my hands, this cube is great--a tad tight around the edges, loose around the corners, rattly feel, loose enough to finger trick well and occasionally pops. Rarely locks up--if it does, it pops. There is adequate space between the corner and the edge and quite rounded vertices of the pieces to allow backward corner cutting. Glides well, but needs a bit of a push to successfully fly through algs.
 
Cube:
DaYan

Corner Cutting:
Forward ~40°
Backwards(most cubes don't cut this way)
~10°

Tension:
Tight/Moderate/Loose

Color:
White/Black/Purple/etc /Glow in the dark transparent Green

Color Scheme:
World(american), Japanese, Custom

Stickers:
Haiyan's Haiyan stickers


Price Paid:
traded for a I Ghost-hand (it was horrible) don't know how much it is.

Overall Value:
9/10 almost perfect, hopefully when i get either a DaYan II or a Haiyan memory, or an FII, itll be a 10/10?idk

Additional Comments:
fast as hell, cause of the tracks.no friction at all.

over all i'm happy with the cube :)
 
Cube:
DaYan

Corner Cutting:
Forward ~40°
Backwards(most cubes don't cut this way)
~10°

Tension:
Tight/Moderate/Loose

Color:
White/Black/Purple/etc /Glow in the dark transparent Green

Color Scheme:
World(american), Japanese, Custom

Stickers:
Haiyan's Haiyan stickers


Price Paid:
traded for a I Ghost-hand (it was horrible) don't know how much it is.

Overall Value:
9/10 almost perfect, hopefully when i get either a DaYan II or a Haiyan memory, or an FII, itll be a 10/10?idk

Additional Comments:
fast as hell, cause of the tracks.no friction at all.

over all i'm happy with the cube :)


I have this cube, after stickering it with Cubesmith half brights thinking it would be my main, I fell in love with my type F. But still a very close contender for 2nd
 
I've been using an FII for months and months now, but I picked up my first ever main speedcube a few days ago and got PB's in everything. I guess it's my main again, so I'll do that...

Cube:
Old Type A

Corner Cutting:
22.5 degrees with force?

Tension:
Friggin Tight

Color:
Black

Color Scheme:
American

Stickers:
Regular Cubesmith

Price Paid:
Who knows

Overall:
?/10

I have no idea anymore. My FII feels so much better, but my times are insane with this ultra non-loose cube.
 
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