US In Stock – 170cm/5ft7 D-cup Japanese Silicone Head Sex Doll A60 (Boa): A Tired Blogger’s Cautious Dive

The Odd Comfort of “In Stock”

I’m not sure when I started noticing it—maybe during that endless scroll through pages of, well, just about everything. If you're exploring premium japanese sex doll, you'll find plenty of options worth considering. That little “US in stock” tag. It used to mean nothing to me. Now? It feels like a weird sort of relief. Like, okay, at least if I decide to do something impulsive (or practical?), there won’t be a three-month wait and a customs headache.

The 170cm/5ft7 D-cup Japanese silicone head sex doll—Boa, specifically—caught my eye because it was actually sitting in a warehouse somewhere on this continent. Not sailing the Pacific in limbo or stuck who-knows-where.

Tall Enough To Seem Real

I’ll admit it: height matters more than I thought. Most listings seem to hover around that 160cm (5'3") mark, which is fine for some people—I get it—but there’s something about 170cm (5'7"). At that point you’re not just looking at an object; you’re sharing your space with something that takes up almost as much room as you do. Boa isn’t just another full body sex doll; she’s tall enough that her presence kind of… lingers.

She weighs in somewhere between 79–88 lbs (36–40kg)—not light, but manageable if you’re reasonably fit or stubborn. Or both.

The Hybrid Thing: Silicone Head + TPE Body

This is the part where I felt myself getting weirdly technical for someone who barely understands his own phone settings. Boa is what they call a hybrid sex doll—a silicone head attached to a TPE body. Supposedly the best of both worlds: silicone for facial realism and durability; TPE for softness and flexibility everywhere else.

It makes sense on paper—and honestly? In person too. There’s this subtle difference in texture when you touch her face versus her arm or hip, but not so much that it breaks the illusion. If anything, it kind of adds to it.

Medium Breasts… But Actually D-Cup?

The listing says “medium breast sex doll,” but then also “D-cup.” Which is funny because online shopping has made me question every size chart ever invented by humankind. For what it’s worth: Boa’s chest looks and feels solidly D-cup—not cartoonish, not flat either.

It lands somewhere believable—which might be why these jx dolls keep popping up among best sellers lately.

$500-1000 With Surprises

Here’s where things get blurry for me: pricing always fluctuates but catching one at 25% off puts Boa squarely into the $500-1000 range (sometimes less if there’s some wild flash sale). For this particular model—the jx hybrid A60—you might even stumble across a gift card promo or some odd raffle thing if you poke around long enough.

Doesn’t hurt to check twice before clicking buy now.

Asian Sex Doll Stereotypes & Reality Checks

There’s this expectation floating around whenever someone mentions “japanese sex doll.” Like they’re all supposed to look a certain way—delicate features, pale skin, maybe shy eyes or whatever cliché people have latched onto lately.

Boa fits some of those boxes but not all—and thank god for that because real people are never just one thing anyway. Her features are distinctly Asian without feeling like cosplay or caricature; honestly she reminds me more of someone I’d see at an airport than on an anime poster.

And yeah—I remember thinking how odd it was to feel comforted by that detail.

Handling & Living With Something This Size

Not gonna sugarcoat this: moving her from bed to closet requires forethought unless you want sore arms or worse—a dented wall corner (don’t ask). She bends pretty naturally though; joints are tight enough without being robotic-feeling. Sometimes I forget how heavy she is until halfway through repositioning and then suddenly—yep—gravity kicks in again.

If storage matters? Measure twice before committing because 170cm doesn’t shrink when you close the door behind her.

Unexpected Tangent About Raffles And Gift Cards

Quick detour here—I stumbled onto this offer where buying certain dolls gets you entry into some kind of raffle via gift card code input? Maybe gimmicky but also strangely fun if your luck runs better than mine usually does with these things…

Anyway—it felt like scratching off a lottery ticket after spending rent money on groceries: pointless but oddly satisfying even when nothing happens afterward.

Things Left Unsaid

I could go deeper into specs—the blend ratio between silicone and tpe or whether jx hybrid dolls last longer than others—but honestly most days none of that crosses my mind anymore once Boa settled into routine life here.

Some details fade away after unboxing day; others stick around quietly—for better or worse—and sometimes that's enough reason to write about them at all.