Taking cubes on holiday

[GAN 356 X]

What cubes and cubing materials e.g. stackmat, screwdriver, do you take when you go away? Is it a good idea to take your mains?

Thanks

 

[Iwannaganx]

Take your cubes that you don't care about losing. If you want, just buy a budget cube or a Rubik's brand to see how good your mains are when you get back

 

[PetrusQuber]

I was about to get my Weilong when I went on holiday, so I just brought the only speedcube I had with me on the train (an Aolong v2). It's unlikely that your cubes will be stolen/lost/mutilated while it's in your bag or your room or something. But maybe just bring a backup main. Better safe than sorry.

 

[GAN 356 X]

I was about to get my Weilong when I went on holiday, so I just brought the only speedcube I had with me on the train (an Aolong v2). It's unlikely that your cubes will be stolen/lost/mutilated while it's in your bag or your room or something. But maybe just bring a backup main. Better safe than sorry.

Maybe I'll bring my gts2m 3x3 and yj Mgc 2x2. Should I bring my Aosu Gts2m and Huanglong 5x5? I've grown quite attached to my Aosu


Or take my friends YLM 4x4. Which will prolly annoy him

 

[2018AMSB02]

If you are traveling by plane, be aware that they sometimes don't like you bringing magnetic cubes with you on the plane. I have been stopped once, but once they realized that they were just cubes they let me keep them and there was no real problem. I don't usually bring an actual timer, just my phone. I like to bring big cubes and enough for doing relays, but I would never bring my most expensive cubes.

I think that you could take your Aosu and Huanglong, because there is little chance that they would get lost, and cubes are for using not leaving at home. If you really like them, then you can replace them if you happen to lose them.

 

[GAN 356 X]

If you are traveling by plane, be aware that they sometimes don't like you bringing magnetic cubes with you on the plane. I have been stopped once, but once they realized that they were just cubes they let me keep them and there was no real problem. I don't usually bring an actual timer, just my phone. I like to bring big cubes and enough for doing relays, but I would never bring my most expensive cubes.

I think that you could take your Aosu and Huanglong, because there is little chance that they would get lost, and cubes are for using not leaving at home. If you really like them, then you can replace them if you happen to lose them.

I'm only flying within my home country Australia so it should nt be a problem