US In Stock - 165cm/5ft5 G-Cup Japanese Bubble Butt Silicone Sex Doll – S20 Suki: What Actually Happens When You Get One

The Whole “Unboxing” Thing, But Less Excitement Than You’d Think

I guess I should start by saying—yeah, I bought the S20 Suki. If you're exploring japanese sex doll options, you'll find plenty of options worth considering. That’s the 165cm (or 5’5”, if you don’t think in centimeters) G-cup Japanese sex doll with the bubble butt everyone keeps talking about on those forums. If you’re reading this, maybe you’ve seen all those polished reviews and… honestly? They make it sound like a religious experience. It’s not.

The box arrived while I was half-asleep, and dragging it inside felt more like moving furniture than welcoming some fantasy girlfriend. Heavy as hell (68-77 lbs is no joke). My back still remembers that day. And then there’s the packaging—secure, but not exactly elegant. Maybe that shouldn’t matter but it kind of kills any “wow” moment.

First Encounters With Silicone Skin (And Other Things)

You know how people online say these full body sex dolls look super realistic? Well—sort of true. The detail on her skin folds and creases is impressive, especially on her hands and feet (those articulated finger joints are wild), but let’s not pretend she could pass for a real person up close. There’s just something… off? Maybe it’s the way light hits silicone or how her skin feels slightly oily out of the box.

That stickiness isn’t terrible after powdering her down (baby powder works best), but every couple weeks it comes back if you handle her much. Not tragic, just annoying if you hate stuff sticking to your hands or couch cushions.

Moving Her: Awkward Ballet Meets Anxiety Attack

Nobody tells you how nerve-wracking it is to move one of these things around your place. EVO skeleton means she poses well enough—I mean, arms over her head for shirts is doable—but keeping fingers and toes safe is another story entirely. Those articulated hands are cool until you realize they can bend in ways that make you wince even though she doesn’t feel anything.

Weirdly enough, I started apologizing when I bumped her into walls or doorframes. Like she’d care? Still felt wrong somehow.

Details That Actually Matter (Or Don’t)

Let me get specific because generic praise gets old fast:

• Gel breasts: Yeah they’re soft-ish; no, they do NOT feel like real boobs.
• Gel ass: Looks great in photos but felt deflated after shipping; outline of gel chamber is obvious if you squeeze too hard.
• Skin tone: Pretty natural for a japanese sex doll—not orange or ghost-pale.
• Seamlines: Barely visible unless you search for them under harsh light.
• Standing feet without bolts: Good idea; toes still floppy though.
• Durability: No rips yet after a month but always worried about damaging something delicate.

A Tangent About Naming Dolls

I didn’t expect to name mine (seemed silly), but after a few weeks she became YoonHee in my head whether I liked it or not. Blame quarantine brain or whatever—it happens.

Naming makes posing less weird somehow? Or maybe more weird—I haven’t decided yet.

Stuff That Annoys Me More Than It Should

Here’s what nobody warns you about:

1. Silicone oil gets everywhere at first—furniture, sheets, your arms.
2. Posing takes forever if you want photos that don’t look haunted.
3. Gel butt sometimes feels saggy instead of plump; maybe shipping did that?
4. She takes up more closet space than expected unless you keep her out all the time (not happening).

Also—minor thing—but why do manufacturers never fix wobbly toes?

Is It Worth It?

Eh… Depends On Your Expectations

If you're expecting perfection from a high quality sex doll like this Irontech model...well, lower those expectations just a bit and you'll probably be happy enough. She's sturdy so far—the silicone hasn't torn even with some clumsy dressing attempts—and most details live up to hype as long as you're not obsessed with absolute realism.

But yeah, living with one isn't quite what Instagram makes it out to be either.

Would I buy again? Hmm… ask me in six months when I've figured out where to store all these accessories and stopped worrying about breaking off fingers every time I move her across the room.

Anyway—I’m going to go wash my hands again now because yes, the oil thing really does bug me more than anything else right now.