How to Read a Sex Doll Spec Sheet (Without the Jargon)

Spec sheets are written for the trade, not the first-time buyer. This guide translates the numbers into what you will actually feel and see.

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Height, weight and joint type tell you more about day-to-day use than any photo.

Height and weight

Height is the headline figure, but weight decides how the doll behaves day to day. A 150 cm doll and a 165 cm doll can differ by several kilograms, which changes whether you can carry, dress and pose it easily. Always read weight alongside height.

Body measurements

  • Bust — chest circumference; affects how clothing fits.
  • Waist — narrowest torso measurement.
  • Hips — widest point; affects pose stability and seating.
  • Foot / shoe size — matters if you plan to dress the doll fully.

The measurements across our full-size collection follow this same format, so you can compare like with like.

Material and finish

Silicone and TPE behave differently in weight, feel and maintenance. The sheet will usually state the material; the finish (matte or glossy) sometimes sits in a separate field. If finish is not listed, ask.

Skeleton and articulation

A good spec sheet notes how many joints the skeleton has and how the neck, shoulders, waist and knees move. More articulation means more natural poses, but also more points to keep clean and tension-checked over time.

What the sheet leaves out

Spec sheets rarely describe seam quality, colour accuracy or joint tension — the things buyers care about most. That is what reviews and customer photos are for. If a number is missing, treat it as a question to ask before ordering.

A five-minute checklist

Compare height, weight, bust/waist/hip, material, finish and joint count. If two dolls look similar, the weight figure will usually tell you which is the better daily companion for you.

Frequently asked questions

What is the most important spec to check?

Weight. It determines how easily you can carry, pose and store the doll, and is the figure buyers most often overlook.

What does joint count tell me?

More joints mean more natural posing, but also more maintenance points. It is a useful indicator of how poseable a doll will feel.

Why is seam quality not listed?

Spec sheets cover measurable numbers only. Seam quality, colour accuracy and joint tension show up in reviews and customer photos instead.

Keep reading: choosing a torso doll and torso sizes compared go deeper on this topic.

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