Eve: Long Leg Sex Doll — A Real-World Glance

Unboxing Was… Not What I Expected

I’ll just get this out of the way—yeah, I’ve tried a few absolute sex dolls before. Curiosity, boredom, maybe something in between. But when the Eve: Long Leg Sex Doll landed on my radar (and eventually at my door), it was mostly because of that height—5 feet 7 inches. That’s taller than some people I know. Anyway, the box showed up after about four weeks, which felt like forever but also not unexpected if you’ve ever waited on anything custom.

Weirdly enough, the packaging was so plain I almost thought it was a mistake delivery. No labels, no hints—just a big anonymous box that could have been full of books or kitchen gadgets or… whatever else people order these days.

The Details You Don’t See in Ads

Let’s talk measurements for a second because numbers are everywhere with these things and sometimes they don’t match reality. This one? Pretty close to what’s promised:

• Height: 170 cm (yeah, she really is tall)
• Weight: 95 lbs (which sounds manageable until you try moving her around corners)
• Bust: 34.5 inches
• Waist: 25 inches
• Hips: 37 inches
• Cup size C—not cartoonish, but definitely “big boobs” territory
• Shoe size? Women’s 6–6.5 if you’re into accessorizing

And then there’s all that info about hole depth—vagina at 6.7 inches and anus at 6.6 inches—which honestly feels clinical to type out but actually matters for some folks.

Silicone Skin Feels Different Than You’d Think

First touch—hmm, silicone is colder than skin unless you warm it up somehow (there are tricks). Once it loses that chill though? It does feel weirdly real; not exactly human but not plastic either. The joints move pretty smoothly thanks to the steel skeleton inside; poseable arms and legs mean she doesn’t flop over like some cheaper dolls do.

The hair’s brunette and stays put better than expected—I had visions of waking up to stray strands everywhere but nope.

Cautious Optimism Is My Default With These Things

Honestly? I went in expecting disappointment because marketing always oversells these absolute sex dolls (“life-changing,” “ultra-realistic,” etc). But Eve… she surprised me by being more solid than flimsy and looking less uncanny-valley than I feared.

Still—not everything is perfect. She takes effort to clean (no getting around that), and lifting her isn’t exactly light work even though she's technically skinny by doll standards.

But if you want someone fit-looking with long legs—a tall white silicone sex doll who doesn’t look alien or exaggerated—it’s hard to complain too much.

Shipping & That Wait Game

Three to four weeks felt endless when tracking every update email, especially since there's no branding anywhere on the box or shipping label (discreet packaging really means discreet here). Maybe that's a plus if you're worried about nosy neighbors—or just embarrassment in general—but patience is mandatory.

If you’re outside the US? Free international shipping is nice, though customs can add their own brand of suspense sometimes.

Random Tangent About Shoes & Clothes

Here’s something nobody tells you: finding clothes for a skinny-but-tall silicone doll with women’s shoe size 6–6.5 is weirdly satisfying once you get it right. Regular women’s leggings fit perfectly; tops can be trickier depending on bust vs waist ratio—but hey, dressing her up became its own little hobby after a while.

I remember thinking how strange it was to care about whether her jeans looked good from behind (they did).

One Small Downside They Never Mention

Moving her from room to room gets awkward fast—she weighs as much as an actual person in some ways but doesn’t help at all when maneuvering through tight spaces or stairs. And storing her discreetly… well, let’s just say closets suddenly feel smaller than they used to.

But yeah—that's part of owning any life-sized doll really; it's never quite as simple as online photos make it seem.

Guess that's where I'll leave this ramble for now—I keep noticing new little things each week anyway…