Voyd

This review is from someone who has owned every kind of doll, from inflatable to silicone. I mention that because experiences with other dolls can take the shine off of this one. While it feels nice and firm, touching a TPE doll shatters the illusion with its own, much better, illusion. I wouldn't recommend going from a realistic rubber doll to this one unless you have specific reasons and know what to expect, which I do.

I bought this to use with VR, in positions between "not worth the effort" and "impossible" on a TPE doll, and for the concept of interchangeable orifices. In regards to all of that, this doll delivers, though it's not without faults. Said faults aren't major and I didn't deduct any stars from my final rating because of them.

The doll is roughly 5kg, though it doesn't feel like that much, especially when sitting on top of you. The first thing you'll notice is the legs. They look ridiculous and are awkward to position. As long as you know that going in, you're fine, but finding it out afterward might be a deal-breaker for you. Even as a big fan of legs and feet, I don't mind, but that's because I have other options to appease myself. The breasts and head are the same density as the rest of the doll. The only other articulation is the arms at the shoulders. The legs and arms are both in a fixed position, so what you see in photos is what you're getting.

The first onahole I used was the Lvl Up Fleshlight (my holy grail) without the case. It wasn't easy getting it in. I imagine firmer and shorter toys will be easier to insert and remove, though. The inside of the doll cushions and holds the toy in place, making it feel a lot better and more realistic than it usually does. The whole thing isn't aesthetically pleasing, but this doll was definitely built for go and not show, so who cares?

I know this doesn't sound like a five-star review, but like I said, as long as you know what you're getting without any surprises, it delivers. It isn't an upgrade to TPE dolls unless you're desperate to sacrifice realism for a manageable weight. The EVO isn't going to replace any of my other dolls, but it has a place at the table for the reasons I've listed.