This is my 3 year review of my Eve.
This may be a long read.
Had a bit of a rough beginning as her wrist broke 2 weeks in because it was too tight.
At first, Sanhui shuffled their feet a bit and jerked me around. But, persistence paid off and they DID stand behind their product and sent me a replacement body. Took a couple weeks to get this settled and I had to pay the shipping.
The new body was fine and functions the way its supposed to.
Skeleton- My lady has the old school skeleton and not the new ball joint skeleton that Sanhui has now. She has loosened up considerably and can't hold some poses anymore, but she can still stand as long as she is leaning on something.
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Chairs and couches are no problem though. As long as something is behind her back, she is good.
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After 3 years, no breaks and all still are attached to her palm plate. Sanhui has thick, sturdy finger wires. See....
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There is a gap inside the finger between the end of the wire and the tip of her fingers which cause the pokes to happen. I have filled most of her finger tips with silicone. You just make a small cut in her fingertip and inject a little bit of silicone to fill the gaps.
No more finger pokes since I have done that. Time will tell how long this holds up but so far, so good.
Silicone quality- Her silicone is pretty soft but very robust and hard to damage. She leaks a little oil sometimes, but that doesn't bother me. I may powder her twice a month. When powdered, you don't feel any oil or residue.
She doesn't have standing foot pegs as they were not available when I got her. Which is fine because she doesn't need them. Even though I stand her up alot, her feet have no damage.
She has taken a few falls over the years off the bed and once her knee buckled while I had her standing and she took a tumble but no damage to her skeleton or silicone.
Also no tears or stretch marks on her inner thighs where her legs spread.
Had a small tear in her labia a year and a half ago. Samara78 fixed that up no problem and repainted her vagina to make it look a lot better than from the factory.
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This is repaired by using a sewing needle or toothpick with a little dab of silicone on the end and applying the silicone to the delaminated lines in the silicone. This has to be done periodically when you see it start looking like it does in the photo above.
It is very tedious work and kind of a pain in the ass. Takes a lot of patience and a steady hand.
But worth it to keep her looking good and to keep her tits from eventually falling off.
Not all Sanhui dolls have this issue and other silicone dolls from other manufacturers get this problem as well.
Overall, I would say Sanhui makes a great doll at a great price. Its the best 1800 bucks I ever spent.
And they are a good first doll to get because they can take most newbie errors like a champ. And, being silicone, they are easy to maintain and repair.
I have had other silicone dolls from a different manufacturer before and liked them as well, but I had to sell a couple dolls for financial reasons. Couldn't part with my Sanhui lady as I like her the best.
I would definitely buy another Sanhui. I like their 158 and the 160 is nice looking as well.
Eve still looks great after 3 years and was very easy to do custom permanent face makeup and paint on her cooter.
I still love her body style and her pretty face.
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