Full Body Sex Dolls: 5 Picks From $649.99, With the Weight Up Front

A full body sex doll is worth it if you’ve got the room, $650 to $1,000 and a back that can carry 73 lb (33 kg) to the shower. If you’re missing any one of those three, buy a torso first.

The five full body sex dolls I picked in October 2026 run $649.99 to $1,799 shipped, and weigh 72.8 to 90.6 lb (33 to 41 kg). By the spec blocks, the $1,799 doll weighs the same 86 lb as the $949 one. The extra $850 buys a brand name and options. It buys zero pounds.

Heads up, I make a few bucks if you buy through my links. Doesn’t change what I tell you, and I’ll tell you to skip stuff all day.

What a full-size sex doll is, and who it’s for

A full-size sex doll is a doll of a whole adult woman, head to feet, at roughly real height. Listings also call it a life size sex doll, a life sized sex doll or a full body doll. Same thing.

Inside there’s a metal skeleton, so she can sit, kneel and pose. Outside is TPE or silicone, the two skin materials covered below. In my book it’s the most realistic type there is. It’s also the heaviest type, and the only one you have to carry like a person.

Get one if:

• You live on the ground floor or have an elevator, and a shower or tub you can lift her into.
• You’ve got a spot for something over 5 feet long.
• You already know you’re into dolls, or you’re fine finding out at $1,000.

Skip it if you’re in a walk-up, sharing a place, or this is your first doll and you’re not sure. A torso gives you the parts you’ll actually use for a fraction of the weight.

One trap before you shop. “Full size” in a title doesn’t mean full-size. One torso brand sells a doll as “Full Size” that stands 32.7 inches (83 cm) tall with 10-inch legs. That’s a big half-body. Read the height, not the title.

What to look for in a full size sex doll

Check six things on the spec sheet: weight, height, material, skeleton, feet and where she ships from. The face comes after.

Weight is the one guys skip. Across the wider set of listings in my breakdown of what each doll type weighs, 5’2” to 5’8” full-size dolls ran 71 to 106 lb. All five picks below land inside that range.

TPE has an oil problem. The oil that keeps TPE soft isn’t chemically bonded, so it migrates to the surface, and heat speeds it up. My read is that this is the tacky film TPE owners talk about. It’s one reason guys pay up for a full size silicone sex doll. My TPE vs silicone comparison goes deeper.

The full body sex doll picks I’d consider (October 2026)

These five each print the weight, height, material, skeleton and price, and show whether she’s in a warehouse or built to order. I dropped plenty of others for a missing weight or skeleton. Two come in under $1,000, which is where most guys on a budget should start.

Four of the five come from RealSexDoll, and one from AiniDoll. Neither is an exclusive deal. I may earn a commission from both, same as any store I link. RealSexDoll got most of the slots because its listings printed every spec I check and actually loaded.

This round is specs and listings only, plus one buyer review on the Aubrie listing. I’m not pretending to know how these exact dolls hold up after a year. What owners say about heavy dolls in general is further down.

One I checked and dropped: AiBei Sara, a curvy 5’4” (163 cm) TPE doll at $1,199 from RealSexDoll. Her spec block says 114.6 lb (52 kg), and the same listing’s filters say 30 to 35 kg (66 to 77 lb). That’s 37 lb apart, so I can’t tell you what she weighs, and I won’t pick her until the listing does.

Store facts: RealSexDoll · Type: authorized reseller (multi-brand, claims brand certificates) · Storefront: online only · Based in: unclear (a San Francisco address with a Hong Kong postcode) · Ships from: US, EU and Canada warehouses · Ships to: worldwide, free shipping on dolls · Canada: some Canada stock, duty help

Its shipping page says shipping is free (Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico can cost extra), in-stock dolls ship in 2 to 5 business days, and most countries get DDP. DDP means duties and taxes are paid up front, so the listed price is what you pay. Where it can’t prepay, it says it covers up to 50% of duties, to a max of $150.

Store facts: AiniDoll · Type: own brand plus marketplace (maker partner in China) · Storefront: online only · Based in: Boston, MA, USA · Ships from: US, Canada, EU and Australia warehouses · Ships to: US, Canada, EU, Australia · Canada: shipping surcharge on US-warehouse dolls, and the listing says you “may or may not” pay import tax, “usually 50 - 100 CAD”

Prices are as of October 2026.

On every pick I use the number in the listing’s spec block. Every pick but Aubrie is a RealSexDoll listing.

AiniDoll Aubrie: best full body under $700

The cheapest and lightest full body on this page, from a US warehouse. If you want a whole doll on a fixed budget, start here.

What’s good: about 13 lb lighter than the #238 for $300 less. She ships in 24 to 48 hours by UPS or FedEx, with 3 to 5 day delivery. One verified buyer on the Aubrie listing wrote: “the first one I got was busted during shipping and they sent me a new one. I paid the shipping fee and it came in great condition.” So the store replaced it, and the buyer paid to ship it.

What’s crap: the skeleton type isn’t named, so you don’t know which joints move. The crossed-out $1,599.99 is listing copy, so budget off the $649.99. It’s a warehouse sale with no changes, and a return before use costs you 15% in restocking.

Skip it if you want deep poses. Get the #238 for its EVO skeleton.

AiBei #238: best under $1,000 with an EVO skeleton

A full TPE doll with the posable skeleton included, in US stock, for under a grand.

What’s good: EVO and standing feet come included. On the WM listing further down, those same two upgrades are normally $70 each. She’s in the US warehouse, so 2 to 5 business days to ship.

What’s crap: 86 lb is 13 lb more than Aubrie for $300 more. You’re paying for the skeleton, not for less weight.

Skip it if 86 lb is already borderline for you. Get Aubrie, or a torso. The same store also lists Linda, the same AiBei body at 5’3”, for $999. Her page prints 86 lb, then files her under 35 to 40 kg and 40 to 45 kg too. Unless her face is the one you want, buy the #238 and keep the $50.

Dolls Castle Tallula: best tall doll for the money

Four inches taller than the #238, about 2 lb lighter, for $150 more.

What’s good: taller and lighter than the 5’3” #238, which shows that height doesn’t set the weight. The build does. She’s the lightest pick here with a named EVO skeleton, and she’s in US stock.

What’s crap: that carton is about 63 inches long. It needs a clear path from your door, and a tight staircase turn could be a problem. The courier is going to think you ordered a kayak.

Skip it if your shower is a narrow stall. Five-seven of doll with no grip points is a lot to manage in a small space.

Zelex SLE Eva: best silicone you can get fast

The silicone pick, already sitting in a US warehouse.

What’s good: silicone, so the TPE oil issue above isn’t your problem. The listing says most heads in this series ship from China, and this one is in the US warehouse, so you’re not waiting weeks.

What’s crap: $651 more than the #238 and about 5 lb heavier. And no package size on a $1,600 listing, so you can’t plan the delivery.

Skip it if you’re buying silicone to get a lighter doll. On this page, the silicone pick is heavier than every TPE one.

WM Roxanne: best for building your own

Built to order, for guys who want to pick the details and can wait.

What’s good: the listing lets you choose the skeleton, the feet, even the nail colours. As of October 2026, the EVO skeleton and standing feet are both listed at $0, down from $70 each.

What’s crap: she’s the same 86 lb as the #238, in the same TPE, for $850 more. There’s no stock tag, so the custom timeline applies. RealSexDoll’s shipping page puts that at 15 to 20 days by air to the US. The listing also warns that EVO won’t work with the body heating option.

Skip it if you just want a good doll shipped out in 2 to 5 business days. Get the #238.

The 51 lb rule, and where a full-size lives

By the spec blocks, every pick on this page is 22 to 40 lb over that 51 lb line. You can still own one. Just plan the carrying before you buy.

Where 51 lb comes from: CCOHS lists 23 kg (51 lb) as the starting load in the NIOSH lifting equation. That’s for a perfect lift: tight to your body, a solid grip, no twist. A doll has no handles and her limbs swing, so you never get that lift. Aubrie, the lightest pick here, lists 72.8 lb.

The short version: lift with your legs, keep her tight to your chest, turn with your feet, and get a second person for stairs and for the box. The holds that actually work on a doll are in that weight breakdown linked above. Or punch your pick’s weight into the Can I lift it? check and see how far over the line it lands.

Then there’s where she lives. Do the measuring before you do the buying:

• Lying flat: Aubrie is 62 inches (158 cm) of doll, the #238, Eva and Roxanne are 63 inches (160 cm) and Tallula is 67 inches (170 cm). Give yourself a few inches more than that.
• The box: the four cartons with sizes listed run 56 to 63 inches long and up to 12 inches deep. If you keep the box for moving her later, that’s a closet floor gone. Can she just live in the box? She could. Your closet couldn’t.
• Sitting: a seated doll takes less floor, but she’s still 73 lb or more to move every time you want the chair back.

If none of those spots exist in your place, that answers the full-size question for you.

Cleaning a full-size doll

A full-size gets cleaned in your shower or tub, which means carrying her there every time, or wiped down on towels if you can’t lift her out safely. It’s not a quick rinse, and no listing photo shows that part.

• Fixed vagina: the #238 and Eva list a fixed vagina, so you rinse it in place instead of pulling out an insert and washing it at the sink.
• TPE: that oil keeps working its way to the surface, so plan on wiping her down. The cleaning guide below has the routine.
• Heating near water: if you warm her (Roxanne’s listing offers a body heating option), anything plugged in near the sink or shower belongs on a GFCI. An IAEI breakdown of the code rules covers Canada’s 1.5 m rule near sinks and the US rule for bathroom outlets. It’s from 2010, so check your current local code. No test and reset buttons on that outlet and no GFCI breaker in the panel? Don’t plug a heater in there.

The full routine is in my step-by-step doll cleaning guide.

What wears out first, going by owners

A few owners in two Reddit threads report three problems on heavy dolls: joints that loosen, tears at the stress points, and damage while she’s being moved. Most of it comes from an r/SexDolls thread on 75 to 90 lb dolls, plus one shower story from a first-timer advice thread. None of it is about the five picks above.

• Loose joints, then breaks. u/ParallelAsparagus: “My 100lb doll is my favorite, but her back and hips got loose really quick and she is very floppy. Then she fell once and her right arm broke.” They now stick to 80 lb and under, and say to ask the maker for tight joints. Only Aubrie comes in under that here. That’s one owner’s line, not a rule, but it’s another reason to start light.
• Tears at the stress points. u/philstphil says on heavier TPE dolls “the steel elbows and knees can start working their way through the TPE”. In the same comment, they say a doll left posed bent or splayed for hours tears at the crotch and armpits, and big breasts left hanging tear too.
• Damage in transit. u/elarring: “I think the heavy dolls get the most damaged. Most guys can lift them but it’s moving them around without damaging them that’s the trick.” Get a second person for anything past bed to bathroom.

On the shower, owners conflict. u/Poppy01012’s doll slipped and hit the shower handle, which “tore a gash in her back”. Their fix is a non-slip mat. philstphil, in the stress-points comment, says skip the shower entirely: a wet doll is as slippery as a seal, water gets in at the neck and the feet, and the skeleton can rust. They use a damp washcloth. The seal line is the best argument for towels I’ve read.

My read, as a checklist:

• Ask for tight joints on anything 90 lb or heavier.
• After every session, lay her flat with arms and legs straight, and support big breasts.
• Can’t lift her out of a tub safely? Wipe her down on towels.
• If you do shower her, use a non-slip mat and keep water off the neck seam and the feet.

Consider this first

If any line below sounds like you, change the plan before you spend $650 or more on a full body sex doll.

• Skip a full-size if it’s your first doll and you’re not sure. Get a torso. Same main event, a fraction of the weight.
• Skip WM Roxanne if you just want a good doll. Get the AiBei #238. Same weight, same material, $850 less.
• Skip Linda. Get the #238. Same body, $50 less, and one weight on the page instead of three.
• On a fixed budget and set on a full body? Get Aubrie. $649.99 and the lightest pick here.
• Skip any “full size” listing under 5 feet tall. Read the height, every time.
• Skip loose joints on a 90 lb-plus doll. Ask the seller for tight ones. One owner says heavy bodies loosen fast.
• In Canada? Four of these sit in US warehouses and Roxanne is made to order. Aubrie adds a Canada surcharge and maybe a C.O.D. tax bill, so check where yours ships from and who pays the duty. My notes on bringing a doll through Canadian customs cover the border math.

Measure the hallway before you measure the bust.

Cheers, Craig