Weight class matters for realism, handling, and storage. When selecting a sex doll, consider three core factors: feel, balance, and practicality. Feel relates to how the material behaves under pressure and during posing. Lighter dolls often have a more pliable feel, while heavier dolls tend to offer solidity and substance in weight-bearing stances. Balance concerns hinge on the doll’s internal structure and joint design; heavier bodies require sturdier frames to maintain natural posture during extended posing sessions.
Practicality includes ease of cleaning, heating or cooling needs, and transportation. Lighter models are easier to move, dress, and store, making them ideal for beginners or space-constrained environments. Heavier dolls may demand stronger storage solutions and careful handling to avoid strain on joints or skin.
Consider your usage goals. If you prioritize photography or frequent repositioning, a mid-weight doll with flexible joints can provide a versatile middle ground. For display-focused needs, a heavier build offers a static, commanding presence. Aesthetics should align with comfort and usability—texture, warmth, and skin tone all contribute to the overall experience. Finally, verify maintenance commitments: heavier dolls may require more robust care routines and occasional professional maintenance to sustain longevity.