Review on Cube Quicker Precisely Original Super Durable by Larry Allen

So when I was in high school I took all the AP classes so at the end of the year you had a month where you didn't have any classes. So me and all my friends in the AP classes bought Rubik's Cubes and decided that we would have a race to see who could solve this problem first. Once we got everything sorted out, we decided that we would start the competition to see who could do it the fastest. Regular Rubik's Cubes are stiff and generally don't spin smoothly, and when you're trying to beat a 42-second record, smoothness is important. A friend of mine figured out how to disassemble and oil it so he can turn it a lot easier than the rest of us. I've always been jealous of his Rubik's Cube and still wondered if I could figure out how to do it. But since no lubrication was needed today, I bought a cube and its spins were so light and smooth that a lubricated cube would be dwarfed. I strongly recommend buying this. It's nice to play with him.