Meilong Clover 3×3
6.99 €
Meilong Clover 3×3 is a modification of the classic 3×3 cube. In addition to a completely new and fresh look, it is slightly more difficult to solve than a Rubik’s cube. Suitable for those who like the Rubik’s cube but are looking for something a little different. The cube is soft in its turns and cuts corners well despite the unique shape of the pieces.
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Meilong Clover 3×3 works just like a 3×3 in basic functionality. This means that you turn it in the same way as the regular cube (yes, even though it looks impossible at first glance). Since you can turn it in the same way, it means it’s possible to solve in a similar way. Why not exactly the same? We’ll let that be a surprise. Good luck!
| Difficulty | 3 / 5 | |
|---|---|---|
| Release date | 2020-09-09 | |
| Magnetic | No | |
| Weight | 78 g | |
| Dimensions | 56.1 × 56.1 × 56.1 mm | |
| Weight (with packaging) | 88 g | |
| Dimensions (with packaging) | 57 × 57 × 57 mm | |
| SKU | 124632 |
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1 review for Meilong Clover 3×3
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Pierre –
Like a 3×3 cube
This is a beautiful cube and can be solved as a 3×3 cube with missing Mittnytt straight through. It can be parity at the end just like on void cube but there is a simple algorithm to correct it. The cube rotates nicely but is sometimes a little difficult to hold when you have to rotate so there will be no speed cubing.