BERLIN — Fraudoll has debuted a new "4-Limb Loose Joint System" from SE Doll.
According to a rep, this system "reduces resistance in the shoulder, elbow, hip, and knee joints, requiring less physical effort to adjust the limbs compared to a standard skeleton."
"This option prioritizes ease of movement over rigid pose stability," the rep said. "While the limbs are much easier to adjust, the reduced joint tension may mean that additional support is required to keep the doll in a seated or standing position."
A Fraudoll rep added, "This 'loose joint system' is highly practical for users who frequently change poses or prefer a more effortless experience during interaction. It is an ideal choice for those who value flexibility and convenience over absolute pose stability. We advise buyers to consider their specific usage scenarios — whether they primarily use the doll in a reclining position or if they require the greater stability needed for standing or sitting poses — when choosing between the 'loose joint' and 'standard' skeletal options."
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