Review of The Doll House
Posted: Thu Jun 29, 2017 11:17 am
Hi All,
After owning a couple of medium sized dolls for over a year now, a WM136cm TPE & a Sanhui145 cm, I decided it was time to splash out on a bit larger doll to become more in the way of a sexual partner and less of a hobby type photographic model.
I noticed Phil at The Doll House had such a great, large selection of dolls and with me living in the UK, seemed an obvious choice.
He had recently added Z-onedoll to those available, along with his own review of a 160cm, so this sparked an even bigger interest.
I must have asked Phil a bucket load of questions, in order to narrow down my choice from an initial 8 or 9 dolls across 6 manufacturers!
He knew I was leaning to getting another silicon type, due to my years experience with the Sanhui. I did have a couple of TPE choices as well, but had some reservations due to my own thoughts about the way it feels, handles and more importantly, about some cleaning issues.
All the choices were discussed at some length, along with a very big issue: doll weight. As I suffer from having some arthritic joints, (it's a pain getting older!)
I knew weight could be a limiting factor. Phil helped me out with some great suggestions, so in the end, after a load of emails later, finally decided I would chance what I really wanted; a fuller sized, yet still slim-ish doll, as opposed to settling for another doll at say the top end of the 'mid' selection (150cm)
I settled on a Z-onedoll 160cm b-cup, with the gorgeous A16 head!
Well, the doll arrived this week, after I had asked Phil about specific delivery options, which is another good way he does his business, and....
I am so happy! The doll actually exceeded my expectations a bit and to top it all, I'm actually managing a doll of this weight without feeling I'm at the limits of my own capability. I have been moving her mainly without the head attached, but it's worth the little bit of extra time to get her completely ready.
I'll probably post more pics, and do an initial review of the doll in the appropriate forum section, when I've had a chance to surface again, but for now, I definitely recommend the Doll House to anyone here. I'll most likely be returning as a customer.
Many thanks,
Up2myneck
After owning a couple of medium sized dolls for over a year now, a WM136cm TPE & a Sanhui145 cm, I decided it was time to splash out on a bit larger doll to become more in the way of a sexual partner and less of a hobby type photographic model.
I noticed Phil at The Doll House had such a great, large selection of dolls and with me living in the UK, seemed an obvious choice.
He had recently added Z-onedoll to those available, along with his own review of a 160cm, so this sparked an even bigger interest.
I must have asked Phil a bucket load of questions, in order to narrow down my choice from an initial 8 or 9 dolls across 6 manufacturers!
He knew I was leaning to getting another silicon type, due to my years experience with the Sanhui. I did have a couple of TPE choices as well, but had some reservations due to my own thoughts about the way it feels, handles and more importantly, about some cleaning issues.
All the choices were discussed at some length, along with a very big issue: doll weight. As I suffer from having some arthritic joints, (it's a pain getting older!)
I knew weight could be a limiting factor. Phil helped me out with some great suggestions, so in the end, after a load of emails later, finally decided I would chance what I really wanted; a fuller sized, yet still slim-ish doll, as opposed to settling for another doll at say the top end of the 'mid' selection (150cm)
I settled on a Z-onedoll 160cm b-cup, with the gorgeous A16 head!
Well, the doll arrived this week, after I had asked Phil about specific delivery options, which is another good way he does his business, and....
I am so happy! The doll actually exceeded my expectations a bit and to top it all, I'm actually managing a doll of this weight without feeling I'm at the limits of my own capability. I have been moving her mainly without the head attached, but it's worth the little bit of extra time to get her completely ready.
I'll probably post more pics, and do an initial review of the doll in the appropriate forum section, when I've had a chance to surface again, but for now, I definitely recommend the Doll House to anyone here. I'll most likely be returning as a customer.
Many thanks,
Up2myneck