the worst cube you ever try (2x2-5x5)

2x2x2 - Rubik's

3x3x3 - The first one I had which was a friend's, the whole yellow layer would fall off if you turned that side. It also has the following properties:
-R3 instead of R'
-No fingertricks allowed, use armtricks instead.
-Never pops except for that whole yellow layer. Very hard to put that centerpiece back.

4x4x4 - Didn't have a really bad 4x4x4 cube yet. I guess the worst would be my new mold Rubik's 4x4x4.

5x5x5 - Rubik's
 
Rubik's 4x4 that's broken in. Mine got soooooo loose... It's terrible. Locks up like crazy.
 
2- My white ES. It pops every solve honest. I should post a video maybe later.
3- $1.99 from some flea market in a hispanic neighborhood in Cali.
4- This one Rubik's I have
5- Prob my Rubik's.
 
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My 3x3 is the worst ever, (different Michael) I got about 30 extra (they were party favors at my bar mitzvah), and people can vouch for the over all disgust of them.
 
2x2: Some horrible eastsheen that was floating around Nationals.
3x3: A bizarre, springless monstrosity that I found in my room about a year ago. Or David Woner's JSK clone. It's awesome, but annoying. It pops often, and for absolutely no apparent reason.
4x4: ES clone.
5x5: Tough call. I've felt some pretty awful retooled Rubik's ones, but I've also felt a V5 that had been pretty much destroyed by some petroleum lube.
 
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2x2: Rubik's brand.
3x3: I've had some pretty terrible Edisons due to faulty cores, but dollar stores are pretty bad.
4x4: Never had any bad experience with 4x4s, ES, QJ, and my Rubik's all work great.
5x5: Eastsheen. I love the turning of it, but man the corner cutting is horrid.
 
i can simplify the list, cube that aren't good for speedcubing are:
cheap cubes =D & unlucky rubik's brands.
 
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