Silicone Dolls without Skeleton - Opinions?

[xsdolls]

Hi,

as you all know we are working on our first prototypes that will hopefully hit the market by next year. While experimenting over the past couple of months I also did a prototype which has no skeleton. There are actually some benefits to this as follows:

- lightweight
- flexible
- more lifelike during sex

So I wanted to ask the community what you think about this. Our normal dolls will of course have a fully articulated skeleton, however I was thinking about those people who want to own a tall doll, but don't want it to be heavier than 15-20kg. At the end it makes sense - or does it?

Thanks for your replies,
George

[DelosDroid]

Interesting. My only worry about something like that would be the risk of tearing or splitting without a skeleton to support or limit how far the TPE can twist or bend. Especially around the waist.

[Agent D]

Greeting George-
It's an interesting idea- there is a similar gal now - a PIB. Fluid bendability, compared to a standard skeleton, and light(er) weight. I would think there is a market for a no skeleton gal. But I would also think it's going to be more limited to just sexual functions. "More lifelike during sex." Hmmm, no offense, but only if your sexual partner is unconscious mabey. Having juggled a PIB for numerous photo shoots, I would think no skeleton would be similar to wrestling a 40-50# wet noodle. But Im always open to be proven wrong. .

[ValarMorgulis]

I think it could work. VRD has (or had) Kelu models without skeletons called Floppy Flo, I believe. We should seek their opinions on how much they like their smaller maidenly cousins, and ask if they would want a size upgrade.
It would probably be much safer to sleep in bed with, and not risk damaging it during the night.

[Obin]

It's a good idea and a good option. Folks who want a doll primarily for play won't have to be concerned about breaking bones. Harnesses and pillows could be used to accomplish many positions.

[rubherkitty]

I think it could work. VRD has (or had) Kelu models without skeletons called Floppy Flo, I believe. We should seek their opinions on how much they like their smaller maidenly cousins, and ask if they would want a size upgrade.
It would probably be much safer to sleep in bed with, and not risk damaging it during the night.

but VRD's are only 32 or 38" tall.
I would not want to carry a non-skeleton silicone doll over 4' tall.
TPE ??

Maybe if a doll is 99% bed ridden.

[Anung Un Rama]

I think it could work. VRD has (or had) Kelu models without skeletons called Floppy Flo, I believe. We should seek their opinions on how much they like their smaller maidenly cousins, and ask if they would want a size upgrade.
It would probably be much safer to sleep in bed with, and not risk damaging it during the night.

Spot on the money right there...and a bigger doll would be like an octopus to handle, but..hey...hours of fun right there!

Anung

[Virgin_Doll]

The idea itself is not bad if it's only for sex
But the proverbial catch is if someone buys a doll and afterwards, like myself have been able to experience, wants to do more with his doll he has made the wrong choice.
Cheap is not always equal a good buy

[Cnyb]

Interesting. Would an intermediat. Skeleton make any sense, is arms with no elbow or shoulder joint, legs with no hip or knee, central support -- all just to limit some of the squiggling and maybe support things for more durability not sure if it makes sense.

[rubherkitty]

Interesting. Would an intermediat. Skeleton make any sense, is arms with no elbow or shoulder joint, legs with no hip or knee, central support -- all just to limit some of the squiggling and maybe support things for more durability not sure if it makes sense.

I bought a used doll like that where the ends of the bones poked through the silicone during shipping when the original owner received it. I bought it from him thinking I could repair, but the silicone was very poor quality so it never got repaired.

[apliz2005]

Well .... I like the idea, now what I would suggest is very durable skin, so she can be tied up, suspended etc. If the skin is more resilient to damage I definitely think she would please a lot of people

[rubherkitty]

Well .... I like the idea, now what I would suggest is very durable skin, so she can be tied up, suspended etc. If the skin is more resilient to damage I definitely think she would please a lot of people

There really is no doll skin w/a softer core. It's generally all one type material. And the push for yrs is max softness. To do a tough skin doll would be a hard shore dragon skin silicone and then everyone would complain it was like screwing a radial tire!

ETA: If a doll could be made w/a foam core, then a dragon skin impregnated cloth sub dermal skin, then a layer of soft silicone over top of that, that may work. But this is a very complex design vs the single pour into a mold dolls.

[TTNLBTPD]

Well, if it doesn't workout for ya as a sex doll you could always market it as a life size Stretch Armstrong.

[apliz2005]

Well .... I like the idea, now what I would suggest is very durable skin, so she can be tied up, suspended etc. If the skin is more resilient to damage I definitely think she would please a lot of people

There really is no doll skin w/a softer core. It's generally all one type material. And the push for yrs is max softness. To do a tough skin doll would be a hard shore dragon skin silicone and then everyone would complain it was like screwing a radial tire!

ETA: If a doll could be made w/a foam core, then a dragon skin impregnated cloth sub dermal skin, then a layer of soft silicone over top of that, that may work. But this is a very complex design vs the single pour into a mold dolls.

I guess we will have to wait for a genius to come up with self repairing skin made with nano technology ...

[samara78]

You need to use a thick cord covered with foam, then put in the mold. I would love to test one out for you george.