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The cubing argument thread

Here is a YT Vid I made explaining how to fix this:
Wait a minute..... I recognise that YouTube URL hmmm. It's great to see that cubers are helping out other cubers (and I also didn't know Rick Astley was getting into cubing but you learn something new everyday ey?)
 
New argument: Feel is more important than performance for most cubes. Obviously performance is important but feel is even more because it encourages me to practice more.
 
New argument: Feel is more important than performance for most cubes. Obviously performance is important but feel is even more because it encourages me to practice more.
Unless you are good at training your brain. By this I mean that even though you could have a bad feeling cube (that performs well), you can ignore that as an excuse and instead develop a mindset that the skill is what really matters since it's this what will bring down the times.

You could be a bit more specific here, for you could be talking about getting faster (which is what I argued), or simply enjoying cubing (which in this case I agree with you).
 
New argument: Feel is more important than performance for most cubes. Obviously performance is important but feel is even more because it encourages me to practice more.
I would agree. I think my GTS2M (old main) performs slightly better than my valk elite, but I like the feel better on the valk.
 
I have a 55mm black Tengyun v1, and a 56mm stickerless XS. I love the feeling of the Tengyun, and the performance is outstanding. However, the stickers are chipping (that's my bad), and now it's harder to lookahead/track pieces since there is less to look at, on top of the smaller size of the pieces.

On the other hand, the XS is 1mm larger, and stickerless, meaning I can easily find pieces when I'm solving. I haven't really found the perfect setting, but the performance is pretty good despite the not-the-best-feeling-compared-to-the-Tengyun. The XS is simply more practical in my case, and for this reason I found myself using it more than the Tengyun.
 
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