SHENZHEN, China—Sex doll maker Nianta's latest creation, the Carbon X series of silicone sex dolls, has officially launched on Fraudoll's website.
“The series marks a major breakthrough in doll frame technology for Nianta and brings new thinking and direction to the entire industry,” a representative said.
The Carbon X series “utilizes an aviation-grade carbon fiber frame, which is lighter, stronger and more flexible than traditional metal or yoga frames. This carbon fiber structure allows for more natural poses and is easier to manipulate, resulting in a more realistic user experience,” the representative added.
The new carbon fiber frames also offer:
A weight reduction of approximately 2.5 kg (5.5 lbs.), though weight reduction varies slightly depending on the doll's height. "The average weight reduction is significant," the company said, “making it easier for users to move and adjust the dolls.”
Increased strength and corrosion resistance; with carbon fiber “stronger than steel” and also rust resistant, the dolls are less prone to breakage and are more likely to maintain a stable structure over time.
Hybrid joint design, which uses both high-quality steel and carbon fiber to offer a balance of strength and flexibility, and “representing a significant step forward in the industry's technological evolution,” the Nianta representative said. The company “believes that every innovation is likely to spark controversy. Some prefer the lightness and flexibility of carbon fiber, while others prefer the stability and rigidity of traditional metal. However, it is these differing opinions that drive the sex doll industry forward.”
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