RealVagina Sex Doll Skeleton Movement Range
Are you unsure about the range of motion of your sex doll, or worried about damaging it during use? RealVagina provides a detailed guide to skeleton structures, covering both TPE and silicone dolls. This guide helps you understand the range of joint movement and use your doll safely.
The skeleton is made from high-quality alloy and carefully engineered components designed to replicate the structure of the human skeleton. Understanding the joints helps preserve durability and support natural poses.
RealVagina TPE Sex Doll Skeleton Types
From a professional point of view, RealVagina's TPE sex dolls have several types of skeletons. The illustrations below show the differences between fixed and articulated structures.
RealVagina Silicone Sex Doll Skeleton Types
RealVagina silicone sex dolls mainly use the EVO skeleton. Compared with standard skeletons, it offers greater flexibility and allows a wider range of natural poses, including turning, bending and shrugging.
For easier understanding, skeletons used in TPE and silicone dolls are classified into non-movable skeletons and movable skeletons.
Non-movable Skeletons
Non-movable skeletons include structures without joints, with a non-movable waist joint, and with a non-movable waist joint plus movable leg joints.
(1) Skeleton Without Joints
The doll pictured is Mia. This type of skeleton has no joints and cannot move. RealVagina currently applies this skeleton to Scarlett and Selena.
(2) Skeleton With Non-movable Waist Joint
The doll pictured is Candice 2.0. The skeleton has a non-movable waist joint and no joints in the legs. RealVagina applies this skeleton to Britney 2.0, Candice 2.0 and Nicole.
(3) Skeleton With Non-movable Waist Joint and Movable Leg Joints
The doll pictured is Miki. The waist joint is non-movable, but the legs have joints and can move. Models using this skeleton include Miki, Leo and Hannah Mini.
Movable Skeletons
The movable joints mainly include the waist and leg joints. Movable skeletons include structures with articulated legs and structures with both an articulated waist and legs.
(1) Skeleton With Movable Leg Joints
RealVagina models with this structure include Eva and Daisy Plus. The leg joints can move, while the waist has no movable joint.
Move Range:
The leg joints can move up to 90 degrees forward. The left leg has a 25-degree leftward range of motion, and the right leg has a 25-degree rightward range.
Daisy Plus and Eva use the same skeleton type, but Daisy Plus cannot stand upright because of its shorter legs.
Move the joints gently and avoid excessive force.
(2) Lower-body Skeleton With Movable Leg Joints
RealVagina lower-body dolls with articulated leg joints include Rebecca. Common positions include raised legs, bent knees and naturally spread legs within the specified range. Consult the movement diagram before adjusting any joint.
(3) Skeleton With Movable Waist Joint and Movable Leg Joints
The doll pictured is Aurora 2.0. This skeleton has both movable waist and leg joints. Models include Monica 2.0, Aurora 2.0, Jennifer, Monroe, Sarina, Ruka Momoto, Freya, Hannah, Mark, Lola and Mark Pro.
Move Range:
The maximum waist range is 15–20 degrees forward and 15–20 degrees backward, for a total of 30–40 degrees. The bend position is around the middle of the waist, slightly above the navel.
The leg joints can move up to 90 degrees forward, with a 25-degree outward range on each side. Avoid forcing the joints beyond the illustrated limits.
Note:
To sit the doll up, lift the legs to 90 degrees while the doll is lying down and separate them to about 35 degrees.
To lie the doll down, lift the legs to 90 degrees, bend them to about 20 degrees each and keep them 40 degrees apart.
(4) EVO Skeleton
RealVaginamodels using the EVO skeleton include Emilia and Olivia. The illustrated displays below show the skeleton structures and adjustment directions.
Emilia Skeleton Display
Olivia Skeleton Display
Adjustment Tips
Move the doll gently and support its weight while adjusting. Check the movement range before positioning a joint, and stop if you feel resistance.
No Skeletons
Non-articulated models do not have an internal skeleton that supports movable joints. Do not attempt to force these models into a new position.
Tips About Taking Care of Sex Dolls
- Do not pull or bend joints violently. Keep movements within the illustrated range.
- Avoid sharp objects that can damage the outer material or internal skeleton.
- Store the doll in a natural position without bends in the articulating joints, and keep the legs together when applicable.
Proper storage and gentle handling help protect the doll and maintain its shape.
