![]() | Rubik's 2x2x2 + Rubik's 3x3x3 + Rubik's 4x4x4 + 5x5x5 Cubes (in any order) |
Place | Result | Name | Quote | Date |
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1 | 2 minutes 35.37 seconds | Michal Halczuk | 5x5 edges and centers done at 50 secs and of course Martini. First try this day. You are slow. | 20090214 |
2 | 2 minutes 38.89 seconds | Michael Gottlieb | Order was 2354. I finished the 5x5 at about 1:45 so I'm guessing it was 1:25ish and the 44 was sub-55 (normal solve with no parity). This felt sooooo nice. | 20090308 |
3 | 2 minutes 39.45 seconds | Milán Baticz | 5x5 at 1:26, 4x4 at 2:22, 3x3 at 2:35, and 2x2 at 2:39. Practise, practise, practise... | 20081206 |
4 | 2 minutes 42.19 seconds | Yu Nakajima | I think someone can break this record. Video http://www.cubingtechniques.com/ | 20080806 |
5 | 2 minutes 55.28 seconds | Dan Cohen | 2nd try today. Haven't done this in a while. The video is here. 2x2 = 6s 3x3 = 14s 4x4 = 1:06 5x5 = 1:29 I'm bad a 4x4. | 20080804 |
6 | 2 minutes 57.55 seconds | Patrick Jameson | Whoa! Didn't expect this. Everyone else seemed to be doing a lot of this so i tried some. I know 4x4 was in ~55 seconds. | 20080808 |
7 | 2 minutes 57.75 seconds | Erik Akkersdijk | Quite good :) done during the weekly contest at speedsolving.com first try since a long time. | 20071016 |
8 | 2 minutes 58.21 seconds | Frank Morris | 4x4 practice has really paid off. | 20070918 |
9 | 2 minutes 59.81 seconds | Phil Thomas | YES SUB-3!! 2: 4 5: 1:48 4: 54 3: 14 Nice 4 solve really helped it. I'll never catch up to those guys ^^^ | 20080810 |
10 | 3 minutes 3.83 seconds | Mátyás Kuti | Wow! 5x5: 1:40 4x4: 59 3x3+2x2: 24 It could be better. | 20070421 |
11 | 3 minutes 7.45 seconds | Phillip Espinoza | I thought I should give this a try. I think it's pretty good for my first time. Don't remember what the details were exactly but meh. I'm satisfied. | 20090308 |
12 | 3 minutes 14.78 seconds | Martin Choo | Double parity on 4x4. I think it was my 5x5 that was pretty fast, but I didn't keep track of the individual cube timings. | 20081213 |
13 | 3 minutes 29.44 seconds | Péter Róka | 5x5x5 1:53 4x4x4 1:09 3x3x3 15 2x2x2 12 2x2x2 was slow I maked the Pll wrong and this scrambled the cube. This is my new record but i think i can better by 4x4 and 2x2 | 20080502 |
14 | 3 minutes 33.38 seconds | Jon Choi | For speedsolving.com's Weekly Competition 13. 2x2-4x4 finished in 1:27.xx. If I warmed-up properly (and not dropped the 5x5 before I finished) this would have easily been sub-3:30. | 20080327 |
15 | 3 minutes 35.99 seconds | Jan Smarschevski | Holy. ! Great! 5 about 2 min 4x4 about 1 min 5 sec 3x3 + 2x2 about 30 .99 because I don't know it exactly | 20081206 |
16 | 3 minutes 37.22 seconds | Olivér Perge | 2x2: 5 3x3: 17 4x4: 1:11 5x5: 2:04 Could be better. Voiture! ) | 20080828 |
17 | 3 minutes 38.12 seconds | Dan Harris | Done during a demonstration at the Riverbank Plaza Hotel for ABN AMRO. Cubes were well mixed by several audience members :) I was spazzing like no other. | 20070330 |
18 | 3 minutes 40.86 seconds | Matt Walter | Started with a 1:53 5x5 solve. Double parity for the 4x4. Need a lot of practice for the 2x2. I think it took over 20 seconds. | 20061225 |
19 | 3 minutes 41.65 seconds | Tatsuya Ookubo | n/a | 20061030 |
20 | 3 minutes 45.37 seconds | Derrick Eide | done in normal order> 2 3 4 5. lol the 3x3 part of the 5x5 sucked lol. This is getting more fun to me now! :) | 20080208 |
21 | 3 minutes 46.87 seconds | Emile Compion | My first attempt in quite a while, and also my first sub-4. | 20081012 |
22 | 3 minutes 51.29 seconds | Yuji Suse | 5x5x5 in about 137 seconds. I practice 5x5x5 more. | 20061129 |
23 | 3 minutes 55.40 seconds | Gunnar Krig | I can do it much faster since the 4x4 took about 1:20. | 20080119 |
24 | 3 minutes 56.86 seconds | Per Kristen Fredlund | Done from 2x2x2 upwards! Emulated 2x2x2 with another 4x4x4 cube. Stefan gave me the idea to have a go. I was so nervous. Third attempt I managed to go through all the cubes relatively smoothly and got this time. I think maybe 3:45 is possible with lots of practice and some luck :-) | 20050729 |
25 | 4 minutes 0.16 seconds | Chris Hardwick | I suppose I should be disappointed to get so close to sub-4 but not make it, but my 5x5 is so inconsistent I hardly deserve this time. 2:15 on the 5x5, 1:20-ish on the 4x4 (so hard not to rush!!) and normal for the 3x3 and 2x2. | 20060228 |
26 | 4 minutes 2.29 seconds | Gábor Vigh | n/a | 20080626 |
27 | 4 minutes 5.71 seconds | Bernett Orlando | My aim was sub 4 min, when I started solving. I did not preinspect anything. This is my first ever attempt. The rough running time was as follows 2*2*2 + 3*3*3 = 38 sec 4*4*4 = 108 sec (OLL parity) 5*5*5 = 245.71 sec I am very very happy. | 20060401 |
28 | 4 minutes 15.47 seconds | Lars Vandenbergh | Still made many mistakes. | 20060607 |
29 | 4 minutes 15.72 seconds | Jeff Wang | not especially lucky, but i didn't get the situation where i had to flip one edge (4x4x4), which i really hate doing | 20071201 |
30 | 4 minutes 16.84 seconds | Alex Bailey | 2x2 ~3 3x3 ~16 4x4 ~1:23 5x5 ~2:31 | 20080925 |
31 | 4 minutes 23.73 seconds | Craig Bouchard | Decent solves on all of them, about average, maybe a bit better than average. 5x5 - 4x4 - 3x3 - 2x2 5x5 done around 2:40-2:45, 4x4 done right before 4:00, 3x3 around 4:17, 2x2 PLL skip done at 4:23.73 (about a 5 second solve) I'm happy beats my old record by about a minute | 20061102 |
32 | 4 minutes 24.42 seconds | Ryosuke Higo | n/a | 20070430 |
33 | 4 minutes 25.06 seconds | Josh Berg | couldve done sub-4 but my 5x5 popped. | 20080329 |
34 | 4 minutes 36.05 seconds | Henrik Buus Aagaard | From 5 and down. Avg solve on 3x3 and 2x2. 4x4 was fast bit faster that avg. 5x5 was avg solve. | 20071105 |
35 | 4 minutes 38.96 seconds | Lorenzo Bonoan | i know i can still do better | 20081213 |
36 | 4 minutes 39.13 seconds | Jon Morris | I've been practicing ;) | 20060322 |
37 | 4 minutes 40.98 seconds | Olivier Gaucher | In this order :5,4,3,2 2:07=> 3:46=> 4:11=> 4:40.98 I have to work the 2x2x2! | |
38 | 4 minutes 44.39 seconds | Pedro Santos | Yeah! Beat my previous record by.30 seconds O.o The 5x5 was pretty good for me, my PB (2:40), then 4x4 in about 1:30, than 3x3 in about 19 and 2x2 in 15 (made a mistake but got a pll skip). I can do better with a better 2x2 (I got a Rubik's one, too small for speed :( | 20071028 |
39 | 4 minutes 44.40 seconds | Levi Reichelt | http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1cGqM8Zs8Xo | 20080607 |
40 | 4 minutes 58.02 seconds | Richard Patterson | No solves were lucky. 5x5- ~180s, 4x4+3x3- ~110s, 2x2-~8s. These are all approx. times, I only glanced at the timer a few times :) Felt great to break this barrier. | 20060226 |
41 | 4 minutes 59.17 seconds | Matthew Millard | Finally sub-5, avg. 5:15.xx | 20090510 |
42 | 4 minutes 59.54 seconds | Frederick Badie | 2*2*2, 4*4*4 and 5*5*5 are EastSheen products. I can't notice my different times but it was something like 10 for 2*2, 20 for 3*3, under 1:30 for 4*4 and around 3:00 for 5*5. It is not a lucky case but a good time for each at the same moment because my average for this category is between 5:30 and 6:00. I made many tries before that. | |
43 | 5 minutes 7.60 seconds | Tim Reynolds | I couldn't believe it; my best time before was over 5:50. Not sure what the splits were (I would guess 2:50, 1:45, 20, 10 or something like that) but the 5 and 4 felt pretty amazing. Hoping for sub-5 soon. | 20070119 |
44 | 5 minutes 9.36 seconds | Cristiano Alba | n/a | 20090510 |
45 | 5 minutes 10.66 seconds | Ben Whitmore | Scrambles: 2x2x2 - D2 B D2 L U R2 D' F2 L2 B D2 B2 L2 U R2 B R U2 R2 D L2 3x3x3 - U' L' U2 F2 D B2 L F' B' U' R' L2 D B2 D U L' F D2 U2 F2 U' B2 L2 U' 4x4x4 - D2 L2 d2 u' l2 D2 u' R' F u2 l2 b' l' u2 D f L2 u U B' U' u' L r R2 F u' f' B2 D2 B' R r2 F' u' U' L' r D' U' Times: 2x2x2 - 12.xx seconds 3x3x3 - 58.xx seconds 4x4x4 - 4 minutes .xx seconds I really need to learn centers first on the 4x4x4 and 5x5x5 and any other bigger cube | 20080826 |
46 | 5 minutes 14.49 seconds | Doug Li | This was my very first attempt at doing a relay. This was the relay I did at Nationals 06 for one of the mystery events. I believe I went in the order 5,4,2,3. Someone got this on camera too. | 20060804 |
47 | 5 minutes 25.43 seconds | Syoji Takamatsu | 2006 Japan GW Contest. | 20060504 |
48 | 5 minutes 28 seconds | Tobias Daneels | I tried 3 times. This was the best. I had unfortunatly 3 times 2 parity's. I may get better if i train 5x5x5. | 20070617 |
49 | 5 minutes 29.53 seconds | Michael Swan | 2x2- 8 seconds 3x3- 27 seconds 4x4- 1 minute 55 seconds 5x5- 3 minutes This is just a guess for what times I got for each. My 5x5 was fast for me. | 20081213 |
50 | 5 minutes 30.58 seconds | Willie Siau | Memorization time: 33:06. For an online competition. Video | 20081029 |
51 | 5 minutes 37.67 seconds | Masayuki Akimoto | n/a | |
52 | 5 minutes 39.82 seconds | Lucas Garron | The 5x5x5 solve was almost a PR. | 20070817 |
53 | 5 minutes 41.50 seconds | Kĺre Krig | Next step, do it blindfolded :-) | 20061023 |
54 | 5 minutes 41.81 seconds | Clancy Cochran | finally sub 6. done with jon morris in #rubik. BIGcubes.com | 20060610 |
55 | 5 minutes 46.23 seconds | Clément Gallet | About 2x2 : 20 sec - 3x3 : 30 sec - 4x4 : 2 min - 5x5 : 3 min. | |
56 | 5 minutes 47 seconds | Will Klausler | fast | 20090214 |
57 | 5 minutes 48 seconds | James Wright | used a rubiks brand 5x5, east sheen 4x4, diy speed cube, and a east sheen 2x2 | 20080206 |
58 | 5 minutes 48.86 seconds | François Courtčs | 5^3: white V5; 4^3: white Meffert; 3^3: storebought; 2^3: black ES | 20081219 |
59 | 5 minutes 53 seconds | Christina Bodensiek | Finally sub-6. ] | 20080511 |
60 | 5 minutes 55.39 seconds | Matias Macaya | 2x2 PLL skip, 3x3 normal (2x2+3x3 in 32 seconds), 4x4 PLL skip and easy first center and fast edges, 5x5 fast edges, i ned to practice more | 20080912 |
61 | 5 minutes 56.91 seconds | Josh Rotholz | Wow. First timed try and I got sub-6 minutes. Watch out Tristan! Done with new ES 5x5, Rubik's 4x4, DIY 3x3 with Cubesmith tiles, and a very very broken in ES 2x2. Awesome time. | 20080416 |
62 | 6 minutes 5.50 seconds | Patrick Kelly | First time I have tried this. 3x3 done around 18 seconds, I didn't figure out the others. My Site Rubik's Forum | 20070211 |
63 | 6 minutes 6.36 seconds | Andrea Santambrogio | n/a | 20081007 |
64 | 6 minutes 12.27 seconds | Brad Davis | This is using LBL for the 3x3 and 3x3 portions of the 4 and 5x5. 4 layer last look on all. | 20080712 |
65 | 6 minutes 17.43 seconds | Bob Burton | I did not think I would try this more than once, but I cut a nice chunk of time off. Visit my site. | 20070607 |
66 | 6 minutes 23.34 seconds | Johnathan Brouillet | I have no clue why my time for this isnt down to 4 minutes, i average 6 second 2x2 24 second 3x3 1:30 4x4 and like 5 minute 5x5 solves, i really need to work on that. | 20080507 |
67 | 6 minutes 29.00 seconds | Tom Weinreich | This was my fourth try. Sum of my best avgs is 7 minutes, so this is really good. Went in ascending order to take advantage of inspection. 4x4 was lucky, the only PLL was the parity. | 20070513 |
68 | 6 minutes 30.91 seconds | David Woner | 3>2>5>4. i know its a weird order, but they go in order of required inspection, and 5x5x5 edges warm me up for the 4x4x4 edges. 3x3x3 was high 19, 3+2 in 28, and i think i had the 5x5 reduced by 3:40. fast 3x3x3, the rest were decent. | 20080607 |
69 | 6 minutes 35 seconds | Mike Kotch | 5x5 - about 3:37 4x4 - about 2:00 3x3 - about 0:42 2x2 - about 0:13 | 20081219 |
70 | 6 minutes 43.31 seconds | Tommy Gustavsson | Getting better at the big cubes after having the V-cubes inspired me to try this. | 20080925 |
71 | 6 minutes 43.81 seconds | Patrick Gorny | n/a | 20080925 |
72 | 6 minutes 44.22 seconds | Thomas Clement | Still quite shocking, but the first time I've tried since I finished them all on the maglev in Shanghai (Sub 7 mins 20 seconds). I should be happy my 4x4x4 went so well on my crap cube. 4x4x4: 2:10, 5x5x5: 5:55, 3x3x3: 6:25, 2x2x2: 6:44.22 | 20070430 |
73 | 6 minutes 52 seconds | Alex Kumaki | n/a | 20080505 |
74 | 7 minutes 6.56 seconds | Ryan Jew | This was done after i got my new stacktimer and 4x4. The 5x5 solve was better than usual. | 20090510 |
75 | 7 minutes 7.39 seconds | Bryan O'Connor | when i was 12 years old, it took me about 25 minutes to do this, and i thought i would never break the 10 minute barrier. Now im 13, and i can do it in about 7 minutes.I know ill get a lot faster some day =)(if i had better cubes, i could do it even faster) | 20080701 |
76 | 7 minutes 43 seconds | Chris Gilsdorf | Beat my old record by nearly a minute. Thanks to Chris Loy for help with the timings. 2x2=:16 3x3=:36 4x4=2:29 5x5=4:22 | |
77 | 8 minutes 15.32 seconds | Brad Sampson | First ever sub-2 minute 4x4 also! The order was 5-4-2-3 | 20080515 |
78 | 8 minutes 47 seconds | Andrew Webber | n/a | |
79 | 8 minutes 57.37 seconds | Andrew Roley | I really have been doing a lot worse on the 4x4 recently because I have lost all but one of my stickers for the yellow side :( | 20070613 |
80 | 9 minutes 0.70 seconds | Brian Nicole Uy | Philippine Cubers Association | 20071225 |
81 | 9 minutes 1.84 seconds | Brian Le | Wow, better by one whole minute! I almost got a sub-20 for a 3x3. | 20070716 |
82 | 9 minutes 8.03 seconds | Kenneth Gustavsson | Order: 2x, 4x, 3x and 5x. Around 10 sec for 2x, 45 secs for the 3x, 2.5 minutes for the 4x, 5.5 minutes for 5x, the rest to swich cubes and try to remember what I saw in the rapid inspection =) | 20060729 |
83 | 9 minutes 36.05 seconds | Nick Crawford | Second or third attempt (I just got my V-Cube 5). Might do this some more once I get better on the 4x4 (and maybe 5x5). | 20081231 |
84 | 9 minutes 41.22 seconds | Joshua Brown | Finally under 10 minutes | 20081116 |
85 | 10 minutes 1 second | Oliver Wolff | 2x2=0:19 3X3=0:37 4x4=2:34 5x5=6:31 | |
86 | 10 minutes 10.11 seconds | Nicholas Ho | solved the 5x5, followed by the 4x4, 2x2, ending with the 3x3. my first time trying this. | 20071123 |
87 | 10 minutes 21.72 seconds | Marcos Kawakami | n/a | 20090201 |
88 | 10 minutes 35.28 seconds | Jason Goss | Woo! My personal best | 20071018 |
89 | 10 minutes 38.56 seconds | Vincent Le | I must be getting faster on the bigger cubes. I got a PLL skip on the 5x5x5. | 20051122 |
90 | 10 minutes 51.05 seconds | Peter Babcock | The 5x5 took the longest out of the four. | |
91 | 10 minutes 53.27 seconds | Juan Bustos | 2x2x2,4x4x4,5x5x5 cubes are Eastsheen, second time i do them all at once. 5x5x5 =6:19 4x4x4 =3:40 3x3x3 =38 2x2x2 =16a | 20070630 |
92 | 11 minutes 3.49 seconds | Simon Chanin | i just got a new 2x2, 4x4, and 5x5, so that was fun. | 20070414 |
93 | 11 minutes 11.42 seconds | Dillon Beesley | This was my first try at this after getting my 2x2, 4x4, and 5x5 eastsheens 3 days ago, will get better though. | 20081109 |
94 | 11 minutes 33.08 seconds | Zebadiah W. Ziegenbein | This was my second attempt my first time was about 12 and a half minutes so i dropped a minute and my 5x5x5 time helped a lot but my 4x4x4 time was a little worse. My times were 2x2x2= 9.21 seconds 3x3x3= 36.18 seconds 4x4x4= 3 minutes 48.08 seconds 5x5x5= 6 minutes 59.61 seconds All in all it was good just need to work on the 4x4x4 and 5x5x5 but i have my Eastsheen cubes so they don't struggle so much. | 20060404 |
95 | 11 minutes 45.48 seconds | James Watt | 2x2 10.xx, 3x3 42.xx, 4x4 2:59.xx, 5x5 7:55.xx Had not tried all of these at once. | 20070320 |
96 | 12 minutes 27 seconds | Kenneth Brandon | 10s for the 2x2, 30s for the 3x3, 4min 20s for the 4x4, 7min and 25s for the 5x5 | |
97 | 13 minutes 22 seconds | Ian Winokur | (Jaspers). | |
98 | 13 minutes 50 seconds | Bruno Jorge | I did it after lunch. The 2x2x2 was around 20 seconds, the 3x3x3 may be 1 minute and 10 seconds. The 4x4x4 and the 5x5x5 I don´t know but I'm sure that I beat my records in the 4x4x4 and the 5x5x5, I can't post them because I don't have the time. I will do solutions with just one cube to have an actual record. | 20061228 |
99 | 13 minutes 51 seconds | Michael Riggs | Seems like it took forever, but I was lucky, I didn;t get to many parity cases. | 20081127 |
100 | 15 minutes 24.10 seconds | Roma Kudinov | All cubes at once is looooong and exhausting :) | 20080307 |
101 | 15 minutes 49.28 seconds | Nicholas Leung | It was not that hard. :) | 20080502 |
102 | 16 minutes 32.69 seconds | Tyler Yarnelli | It was the first time I had ever done it | 20080304 |
103 | 16 minutes 41 seconds | Justin Vining | Messed up alot on the 2x2x2, but what a wrist work out! Owen Hall SE4! | |
104 | 16 minutes 55 seconds | Patrick Wong | my second try i was very lucky that there was no parity on the 4x4x4, but i kind of messed up when i was trying to solve the 5x5x5 parity After trying it, i realized that i wasted about 30 minutes of my life trying to create this record | 20080501 |
105 | 17 minutes 15.66 seconds | Steve Withington | Will post again when (if) I break 15 minutes. | 20070929 |
106 | 17 minutes 26.22 seconds | Michael Lamberton | first time trying all. i need practice with 5x5 | 20070630 |
107 | 17 minutes 51 seconds | Ethan Rosen | I uses eastsheen 4x4 and 5x5s, a standard 3x3, and a standard rubik's 2x2 | 20070529 |
108 | 17 minutes 52.97 seconds | Aaron Reid | disnt go as planned worked from professor down and had a poor 9 minutes on it then the pocket cube was also very badly done at about 1 minute! Overall not bad for a first try at all in one | 20071216 |
109 | 21 minutes 34 seconds | Sébastien Mars | n/a | |
110 | 23 minutes 19 seconds | Jed Zeins | best solve on 5x5 ever for me, the rest was average | 20070623 |
111 | 23 minutes 47 seconds | Michael Loo | Ow, my wrists. Not bad, considering I use a variant of the Varasano method. I'm too lazy to learn anything else. I went from 5x5x5 downwards to the 2x2x2. This way my brain doesn't explode. | 20060331 |
112 | 24 minutes 32 seconds | Low Fu Kang | Best timing, i started solving the 5x5x5 first. for the odd cubes i used lars petrus's method. even cubes i used layer building. | 20070918 |
113 | 26 minutes 46 seconds | Andy Holloway | did a pyramix as well in another 42 secs and a Sudokube in 3 minutes and 8 seconds as this was all of my puzzles at the time. i just hoping to solve em all in under 30 mins. not quite | 20060323 |
114 | 29 minutes | Felix Navidad | easy | 20070529 |
115 | 33 minutes 16.81 seconds | Michael Blakeman | the 3x3, 4x4, and 5x5 were supercubes. the 2x2 was done in 33.91 seconds, the 3x3 was done in 2:24.26, the 4x4 was done in 10:28.58, and the 5x5 was done in 19:50.06 | 20090201 |