How to Pose, Handle, and Care for Your Realistic Sex Doll

Unlike a common display mannequin, the finely crafted skeleton and the elasticity of the TPE/silicone material allow a sex doll to pose in an almost unlimited number of positions.

This can be used to great advantage. With some artistic sense, it’s possible to make her look very human!

A realistic sex doll can be used for many purposes: photographic model, synthetic companion, standalone artwork, and much more.

To increase durability, it is not recommended to leave a sex doll in the same position for extended periods—except for the default pose in which she was delivered.

Although the elasticity of TPE/silicone is quite extraordinary, excessive stretching of the material, especially for long periods, may result in deformations. If the doll is not in use, reposition her in her original position, with hands turned downward.

This is the position in which the doll should be stored. To avoid compression, it is recommended to place the body on a soft surface, such as memory foam or a mattress.

TNote: Feet should be slightly bent forward.

Your sex doll is manufactured in an upright position. This allows the TPE/silicone material in its liquid form to flow everywhere into the mold.

Do not leave your doll sitting or with limbs flexed for long periods, as creases will develop where the skin folds. Regularly alternating her position is the best way to keep your sex doll in good shape!

The head comes as a separate part. This allows you to configure your sex doll to your liking. Other customizable options include skin color, eye color, fingernail and toenail color, hairstyle, and more.

To increase durability, it is not recommended to leave a sex doll in the same position for extended periods—except for the default pose in which she was delivered.

The picture on the right shows the EVO skeleton

Head

The head is connected to the body with metal connectors and can freely rotate left and right. However, due to the fixed neck structure, forward/backward and side-to-side movement should not exceed a 45-degree angle.

Shoulders and Upper Arm

The arms can be raised sideways to about chest level (around 90 degrees). They can go higher, but this is not recommended, as it may harm the armpit area.

The arms can move forward up to about 60 degrees and slightly backward up to 10 degrees. Again, going further is not recommended due to stress on the material.

Shrugging Shoulders

The sex doll’s skeleton features shrugging shoulders as standard. This allows for more realistic upper-arm positioning, giving the doll a more natural, human-like appearance. The shoulders can also move slightly forward and backward (about 15 degrees). Take time to learn how the hinges work in this area before attempting complex poses.

Forearm

The lower arms can bend upward. Elbow movement is restricted and cannot bend backward (just like a real human). The forearms can rotate slightly, but never rotate them fully.

Hand

The hand can bend inward and outward at about 45 degrees and can rotate slightly. Do not exceed 45 degrees in either direction. Never rotate a full turn!

Each finger of your sex doll is internally supported by a wire structure. While this allows for basic posing, we recommend avoiding frequent bending, as this may cause the wire to break over time. The hands are not designed to support any weight, so never place your doll in a position where her full weight rests on her palms, as this can lead to permanent damage.

Articulated Fingers

If you wish to pose the fingers more precisely, we strongly recommend upgrading to the articulated fingers option. This upgrade mimics the bone structure of human fingers, allowing for more natural, detailed hand gestures such as gripping, pointing, and expressive posing.

Waist

The waist can bend forward and backward up to 40 degrees. Rotational movement left and right is also limited to about 40 degrees. Bending and rotating simultaneously greatly reduces the movement range.

Side-to-side waist movement is possible up to 30 degrees.

Leg

The thighs can bend forward up to 120 degrees for short periods. Be cautious—this pose places significant stress on the material and may cause tearing. Use such extreme positions moderately.

The thighs can also bend backward up to 30 degrees.

Do not leave the legs folded over the body for too long, as this may cause creasing in the groin area.

Legs Opening

The total opening angle of the legs should not exceed 120 degrees. We do not recommend spreading the thighs too wide, as it puts too much tension on the TPE/silicone material.

A safe angle is 50 degrees outward and no more than 15 degrees inward from the body’s center line.

Lower Leg

The thighs can rotate slightly, which is useful for replicating various poses. The knees can be turned slightly inward to achieve the "manga girl" stance. To rotate the thighs, bend the lower leg backward and then rotate gently.

The lower legs can bend backward up to 150 degrees due to the double-hinged knee system. However, 100 degrees is the recommended maximum. The knees cannot bend forward.

With the double-hinged knees, certain kneeling or seated positions are possible. However, avoid keeping the doll in these positions for extended periods, and never place her on a hard surface, as this may cause damage.

Feet

If you selected the standing feet option, you will notice three bolts protruding from each foot. These bolts act as points of contact with the ground, allowing the doll to stand. A doll without these bolts cannot stand upright.

Although standing your doll in high heels may look attractive, we do not recommend it. Always pose the doll upright with all six bolts making contact with the ground.

The foot can bend forward slightly, side to side, and gently upward.

For silicone dolls, there is an advanced feature called Standing Feet Without Bolts. This option allows your doll to stand while keeping the feet looking smooth and natural, with no visible bolts. It is ideal for those who prioritize both realism and function.