What cubes do professionals use (mostly) in competitions? (was: Cubes)

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What cubes do proffesionals use (mostley) in competitions???
What are your favourite cubes???
I use a white DIY from C4Y.
 
For my 3x3, I use a hybrid cube, Type A pieces from Puzzleproz and store-bought core. Not sure about what people use in competitions though...
 
Usually, I use a 3x3, but when the time comes I have been known to use a 2x2, 4x4, 5x5, 6x6, pyraminx, megaminx, square-1, and clock in competition as well.
 
you didn't state what category of puzzle...

well if 2x2 I use eastsheen..
3x3 I use type A...but I like type F more(another cuber has it and it rocks)
4x4 I use eastsheen..but I like the c4y new 4x4(it rocks, but I don't have it..)
5x5~7x7.. v-cube..

square-1..diy square-1 from c4y..
clock..there is only one brand for this right? =.="
pyraminx..well I don't know..I don't even have a good one
megaminx..I also don't have a good one for this so I don't know what brand is good..
 
I use:

2x2: ES Spring Mod
3x3: Black Type C with cubesmith stickers
4x4: Mefferts
5x5: V-cube
Pyraminx: Mefferts
Skewb: Mefferts
Square-1: Puzzleproz Diy


It's hard to tell what you mean by "professionals." If you mean people who have held world records or currently have WRs, it varies based on personal preference.
 
3x3 (all 3x3 events)
Transluscent Blue Type C
-shock oil *and* Jig-a-loo (oil first, then jig 2 days later)

2x2
White eastsheen
-very loose
-Jig-a-loo

4x4
black eastsheen
-tight
-locks up too much
-lubed with shock oil

5x5
white Verdes
-shock oil

Magic
-storebought
-restrung several times
 
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3x3 - old White type-a
2x2 - White ES
4x4 - White DX cube
5x5, 6x6, and 7x7 - White v-cubes
megaminx - White PVC
pyraminx - White piece of crap pyraminx

...all white cubes...all with jig-a-loo

also DX rubik's magic and master magic both with garron stringing

My "back-up" cubes
2x2 - black *gasp* ES
3x3 - pink *lol* type-f
4x4 - white *hooray* ES
5x5 - white *hooray* ES
 
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3x3: Type D cubies with new Type A core and Cube4You screws
That's the only thing I could be considered anywhere close to professional on.
 
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