Type F III Raffle!!!

[iCubeTime]

From May 20 to June 4, all orders over $25.00 (not inluding shipping and handling) will be entered into a raffle for a Type F III Test Version. There will be two winners and the prizes are going to be received before the Type F III even hits the market! For each order you place over $25.00 (not including shipping and handling), a slip with your name will be dropped into the raffling jar. There is no limitation on number of raffle entries you can place. So order up!

The Type F III is a great cube with great speedcubing ability. The speed is fast with a smooth feeling with a touch of crispiness. The cutting is over one cubie and the inner meachanisms prevent pops.

Only available at www.icubemart.com


In-depth video here:

 

[collinbxyz]

I literally just watched that video, and was looking on your site for cubes for my birthday, when I came here...

 

[Jokerman5656]

the center caps are actually really easy to get off........................................................................................................................*turns off camera in failure* lol

 

[cuberkid10]

If you place a $50 order, would you get 2 raffle tickets?

 

[Hershey]

Is it better than the Lunhui? OMG!
Just kidding...

 

[Mnts]

This Cube seems like an Alpha cube, sounds like mines A-V doesn't seem very good. I don't think it will be as popular as F-II.

 

[Clayy9]

If you place a $50 order, would you get 2 raffle tickets?

...and for every $25.00, one entry will be dropped into the raffling jar (for example: if your order amount is USD$50.00, not including shipping and handling, then there will be two entries for you).

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[Kapusta]

I'm a little bit disappointed, I was hoping for something more like the F and FII cubes. The crispy feel and lack of obnoxiously large fillets is going to put this on my list of things to get eventually if I ever get around to it.

 

[Vinny]

I'm a little bit disappointed, I was hoping for something more like the F and FII cubes. The crispy feel and lack of obnoxiously large fillets is going to put this on my list of things to get eventually if I ever get around to it.

Yeah, same here. For me, crispy cubes seem to pop more, than smooth cubes because there's more friction.

 

[daniel0731ex]

I see a lot of captain obvious ramble in the video.

 

[timeless]

I see a lot of captain obvious ramble in the video.

not everyone is expd about it

 

[izovire]

I think Sheng En Type F cubes have lost their popularity since the introduction of Dayan cubes. They are manufactured at about 1/5 the cost than Dayan cubes and simply don't last as long.

I would like to try or even stock F-III's in the future.

Good luck with the raffle, it's a very smart marketing strategy!

 

[Tall5001]

I already placed my ticket in the jar!

 

[Bapao]

You said that modern cubes have hollow pieces, which is true of all cubes of course (unless it's one of those magnetic cubes or solid metal things). What makes this different to a DaYan is that it has unsealed pieces. DaYans have sealed pieces which make them feel so nice; no pieces grabbing onto each other due to "holes".
DaYan doesn't seem to be competing in the "weight race" like the rest are. I hope they stick to their guns on that point. This new type F is more like an Alpha cube than a DaYan. It's more of a mix between an Alpha and the old Type F, it only resembles a DaYan in the outer appearance. In fact, when you first held it up, I was like "hey, a white GuHong, nice...".

This is the golden age of cubing. So many new cubes

Note to self:

Need to get the following cubes: CC, F-III and GP2. Will the collecting fun ever stop?