Feet

Depending on your goals, a silicone doll's feet can be made in 3 different ways. It's worth bearing in mind here that silicone is a soft material, so you can't simply stand a doll up on silicone feet, all the weight would press down on the soft material and just tear the feet.

Type 1 — Soft Feet

These feet are made from the same silicone as the rest of the doll's body. Because of this, the doll can't be stood upright, or placed in poses where weight goes through the feet.

We don't recommend choosing this foot type, since in around 90% of poses, part of the doll's weight is distributed through the feet. This will significantly limit how you can interact with the model.

Features

  • A fully soft sole with no protruding elements. The only type that keeps the sole soft to the touch.
  • The doll can't be stood upright or placed in poses with weight through the feet.
  • Suits scenarios only where the doll is lying down or sitting.

Who this suits

If you don't want to stand the doll on her feet, and you just need feet for "functional use", that is, stimulation, a footjob, then this type can be chosen.

Type 2 — Standing Feet

Feet of this type are also made from soft silicone. But they include 3 bolts that take on the doll's weight and load. Thanks to this, the doll can be stood upright, as well as placed in poses where weight goes through the feet.

This foot type doesn't change the texture or detail of the sole itself. It's just as detailed and realistic, only with 3 bolts at the base.

We consider this foot type the best option, since it distributes the model's weight most effectively and keeps the feet in good condition.

Who this suits

This is the best all round option, and it suits most users.

Type 3 — Hard Feet or Standing Feet (No Bolts)

Feet of this type are built as follows: a hard metal plate inside, with a layer of hard silicone on top. Thanks to this, no details stand out on the feet, but the doll can still stand independently without external support.

This foot type requires that you place a cushioning material under the doll's feet, onto which the model's weight is distributed. For example, a thick yoga mat or a blanket folded several times over. Without this, the plate will press hard on the silicone and can damage it, especially during long term storage in a standing position.

Who this suits

If you need to stand the doll on her feet occasionally, but the bolts bother you and disrupt how you perceive the doll, choose this option. But remember, this option isn't intended for long term storage with weight resting on the feet.