weight on the dolls

Mannybird · Post by **Mannybird** » Sun Sep 09, 2018 1:40 am

hey does anyone know if 100 pounds of a sex doll like the 163 h cup dolls are easy to carry ?

The Messenger · Post by **The Messenger** » Sun Sep 09, 2018 3:18 am

Yes, I know.
I'm 5' 9'' and I weigh about 195.
Admittedly, I have no back problems.
But I'm also no athlete or weight lifter.
And for me, they are NOT easy to carry.
And I pick her up in one way or another, weekly.
So I speak from personal experience.

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Still worth it though!

MoneyMike · Post by **MoneyMike** » Sun Sep 09, 2018 3:56 am

The Messenger wrote:Still worth it though!

I agree with this. My first doll was 100+ lbs but she was my fantasy girl (at the time).
In the beginning it was a pain and there was an incident where I was trying to rush moving her and I threw out my back (she fell on me

).
But it was all worth it. Buy what you want, you may regret it if you don't.
They may seem unmanageable at first, but over time you will find your niche.
I myself am planning my next doll to be one that weighs around 150 lbs! Gotta hit the gym

mvcuk1 · Post by **mvcuk1** » Sun Sep 09, 2018 6:15 am

If you are fit and have a healthy back and lift heavy things on a day to day basis then 100lbs dolls will be easy to carry. I would recommend hitting the gym and doing exercises that help you to lift heavy objects with the correct form. Deadlifts and front squats or goblet squats will help and back exercises such as rows are a good starting point.

I personally started with lighter dolls and then started to hit the gym so I could purchase the heavier dolls as I wanted dolls that are closer to my height.

My current doll is a WM 170 H Cup doll which weighs about 90lbs.

Mr Franz · Post by **Mr Franz** » Sun Sep 09, 2018 2:57 pm

Mannybird wrote:hey does anyone know if 100 pounds of a sex doll like the 163 h cup dolls are easy to carry ?

Depends. Imagine lifting and carrying a 100lbs marshmallow. If you think that'd be easy for you... you're set!

Thndrrbolt · Post by **Thndrrbolt** » Sun Sep 09, 2018 3:08 pm

The other aspect to consider here is the possibility (probability?) of damage to the doll due to the extra effort required to carefully manipulate the heavy doll. That is nearly as much of a factor for me as is the actual weight.
T’Bolt

Mannybird · Post by **Mannybird** » Mon Sep 10, 2018 3:44 am

nice pic man your doll is sexy .....im 5'5 157 pounds i like thick females thats all i dated thats why i choose a thick big booty doll like yours

The Messenger wrote:Yes, I know.
I'm 5' 9'' and I weigh about 195.
Admittedly, I have no back problems.
But I'm also no athlete or weight lifter.
And for me, they are NOT easy to carry.
And I pick her up in one way or another, weekly.
So I speak from personal experience.
Zenobia_4174 (10) copy.jpg
Still worth it though!

Mannybird · Post by **Mannybird** » Tue Sep 11, 2018 4:39 am

The Messenger wrote:Yes, I know.
I'm 5' 9'' and I weigh about 195.
Admittedly, I have no back problems.
But I'm also no athlete or weight lifter.
And for me, they are NOT easy to carry.
And I pick her up in one way or another, weekly.
So I speak from personal experience.
Zenobia_4174 (10) copy.jpg
Still worth it though!

how does she feel and where did you buy her from

Post by **SRSD** » Tue Sep 11, 2018 5:24 pm

In our experience, we saw many customers that struggle the first few days until the figure the way to move it around. Dolls are heavy, but once you learn how to properly move them can be amazing.

But if you believe that you'll find difficult to move a 163cm H-cup please reach out and we'll advise you on other good options but lighter,

Mannybird · Post by **Mannybird** » Fri Sep 21, 2018 2:38 pm

someone like me is okay to carry her

Endless War · Post by **Endless War** » Sat Sep 22, 2018 5:36 am

Thndrrbolt wrote:The other aspect to consider here is the possibility (probability?) of damage to the doll due to the extra effort required to carefully manipulate the heavy doll. That is nearly as much of a factor for me as is the actual weight.
T’Bolt

I agree. You speak truth.

The weight itself is not a huge deal. I can arm curl 100lbs.
But describing these dolls as easy to carry seems like a hyperbole.
Lifting 100lbs of forged steel designed to be balanced that you don't own and don't care about is one thing.
Lifting 100lbs of $2000+ soft TPE along a 5'5" frame that you saved money for over a year to purchase and will suffer irrevocable damage at any scrape or bump is a completely different story.

And while YES this difficulty can be attenuated by resistance training,
NO these dolls are not easy to lift, carry, or manipulate.
Which is why I'm persuaded these dolls are rather inexpedient for their intended purpose (although I own 8 with one more potentially on the way).

Your best bet is to do SOME resistance training in preparation.
Use proper lifting techniques.
Develop a system that works for you (I like to squat, then raise up, lifting my girls under their shoulders in a standing position for the standing foot girls. Otherwise I place them in a seated position and carry them across both of my arms in that manner over longer distances).
AND clear a path before carrying them. There's nothing worse than stepping on a Lego while carrying 45kg of precious cargo.

I hope the best for you all.
Carpe Noctem