US In Stock - 176cm/5ft9 E-Cup ROS Head Real Skin Textured Silicone Sex Doll - Polly

The Box Was Bigger Than My Couch

When they say “US In Stock,” you don’t really picture a massive brown box showing up on a Tuesday. But there it was, blocking half my hallway. Polly—officially the 176cm/5ft9 E-cup ROS Head Real Skin Textured Silicone Sex Doll—arrived like some weird promise Amazon never made. I remember thinking, this is taller than my ex. Or maybe it just felt that way because I had to drag her sideways through the door.

Unboxing was… something. If you’ve ever opened a full body sex doll, you know it’s not exactly like opening sneakers or whatever. The “Realistic Body Painting” and “Gel-filled Breasts and Butt” were right there in broad daylight before I even had coffee.

Details That Are Weirdly Specific (And Kind of Mesmerizing)

The whole “wheat skin” thing caught me off guard at first, but after staring at Polly for too long (don’t judge), I started noticing all these little touches—the areola color, the labia color, both supposedly matching the pictures online. They actually do? Which is either impressive or slightly uncanny.

Articulated fingers mean she can hold stuff—sort of—but also get stuck in these accidental jazz hands poses if you’re not careful. Oh, and those standing feet without bolts: great for shoes, less great for carpet stains if you forget she’s standing there at night.

She clocks in around 41–45kg (that’s like 90-99 lbs). Not light. You think “athletic sex doll” means something until you try to move her from one room to another and realize you’re basically wrestling an unmoving yoga instructor who doesn’t help at all.

Somewhere Between Curvy and Athletic

Polly isn’t just tall; she’s got that E-cup thing going on—a curvy sex doll with some actual heft up top but not cartoonish. Medium breast sex doll territory? Maybe, but calling her medium feels like calling Mount Everest a hill. She’s more European than Latina sex doll in vibe (I guess?), though honestly these categories start blending after a while when your main concern is whether her articulated fingers will pinch your hand again.

Her weight reduction tech does take off some pounds compared to older models—I’ve tried moving both kinds—and every kilo counts when you're wrangling silicone limbs through doorframes.

Tangent: That $205 Kit Free Thing

There was this offer for a free kit worth $205 or something with purchase—honestly, I forgot what was inside until weeks later when I found extra wigs and cleaning supplies stashed under my bed like some bizarre Christmas stocking haul from an alternate universe where Santa delivers adult products.

Did any of it change my day-to-day? Eh—not really—but having backup nails (“same as pictures!”) did come in handy once when one popped off mid-move.

Not Your Average January Product Drop

January 2025 product launches usually mean boring gadgets or gym memberships everyone gives up by March—this is neither. It’s more like buying furniture that happens to have articulated toes and realistic body painting on places Ikea never imagined.

You get used to seeing her out of the corner of your eye; sometimes she blends into the background so well it almost feels normal until someone visits and asks why there’s an athletic sex doll sitting by the window reading last month’s Wired magazine (propped open with those fancy articulated fingers).

Things People Don’t Mention Enough

Standing feet without bolts sound good until you stub your toe on them during a midnight snack run. Fixed vagina type means less maintenance overall—which is… practical? And yet somehow still awkward to explain if anyone finds out what “fixed vagina type” actually means outside marketing copy.

Nails look better than expected; they chip less than mine do typing nonsense all day about things nobody asked for reviews on anyway.

Ending On... Something Like A Note

Is Polly perfect? No—she weighs as much as two small dogs stacked together and sometimes scares me when shadows hit wrong at night. But she does exactly what she's supposed to: stands tall, looks eerily lifelike thanks to regular silicone body upgrades (the real skin textured silicone body isn’t hype—it actually feels different), and reminds me how strange modern life can get when your search history gets adventurous enough.

Anyway—I should probably move her out of the hallway before someone trips over her feet again.