New Sanhui Flexi skeleton (October 2019) 168cm, with photos

Sofos · Post by **Sofos** » Sat Nov 02, 2019 11:18 am

I've gotten the opportunity to get my hands on the new Flexi skeleton that Sanhui recently released and wanted to share some info.

Before we get into that I also want to mention that in just a little over 6 months the Sanhui silicone has gotten softer, the implants are softer too (especially the thigh implants) and the textured skin has more texture and is less sticky. So overall they keep on evolving

Now, on to the skeleton, that I think is the most significant item that has changed. The previous ball joint skeleton was very nice but it had one flaw in particular and that was the range of motion on the knee joints. They were basically limited to a 90 deg angle which made some poses very difficult/impossible to do.

This has now been fixed using some sort of double joint. I can feel one joint moving and then as you get to ~90 deg another one takes over and allow a much deeper bend. I think that most/all joints are different in design but I do not have any details about what has been done with the skeleton.

This new design allows for some more natural poses and do make a big difference in bed as well

Emma was happy to act as a model to better explain!

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Dollarhyde · Post by **Dollarhyde** » Sat Nov 02, 2019 12:53 pm

Very nice and thanks for sharing about the new skeleton...

rgv4 · Post by **rgv4** » Sat Nov 02, 2019 1:18 pm

Sofos, congratulations friend, I hope that one day I can also enjoy the skeleton flexi on my second doll, greetings.

rgv4 · Post by **rgv4** » Sat Nov 02, 2019 3:11 pm

Lol, I like the idea of being able to tilt the ass further back, with this new skeleton, I hope it is less rigid than the normal skeleton and move easily, arms and legs, greetings.

Wight · Post by **Wight** » Sat Nov 02, 2019 3:40 pm

This is great report about the latest SH progress. Done back to back by owner the verdict is most accurate. Congrats!

Sofos · Post by **Sofos** » Sat Nov 02, 2019 3:44 pm

@rgv4

I hope the title with the word "mini" in the original title didn't confuse you. Emma is 168 cm tall so this is a very much full size doll

ZannyDanger · Post by **ZannyDanger** » Sat Nov 02, 2019 3:48 pm

Great news, Sofos!

It's good to see how much progress SanHui are making in such a short amount of time, the new upgraded flexi skeleton does look like a win!

.... and Emma looks lovely as ever if i may

Sofos · Post by **Sofos** » Sat Nov 02, 2019 3:54 pm

ZannyDanger wrote:Great news, Sofos!

It's good to see how much progress SanHui are making in such a short amount of time, the new upgraded flexi skeleton does look like a win!

.... and Emma looks lovely as ever if i may

Hi there ZD! True indeed.
and yes you may

For everyone that want to see more of her be sure to check out Emma's thread (link in signature) for more photos of her in the white and purple dress (some are there already, and additional ones will be added later today or tomorrow!)

Pabzilla · Post by **Pabzilla** » Sat Nov 02, 2019 4:57 pm

These are nice poses Sofos, really shows the new skeletons movement range, especially the knees and elbows, nice work buddy

DollNFuture · Post by **DollNFuture** » Sat Nov 02, 2019 5:03 pm

This looks like a huge improvement! One question though can her butt go even lower towards her ankles in the cowgirl position photos? I believe on the website they show the model bending her knees even more.

rgv4 · Post by **rgv4** » Sun Nov 03, 2019 3:56 am

Sofos, thanks for the warning, I wasn't confused friend, lol.

I have deleted my comments and replaced them with new ones, to avoid confusion.

The details about my doll, better do it, in my thread, in due time, greetings friends.

Silver Silence · Post by **Silver Silence** » Sun Nov 03, 2019 5:02 am

So only the kneel has double joints improvement? What about the arm? Say can the hands touch the face? Any improvement on shoulders and neck?

Sofos · Post by **Sofos** » Sun Nov 03, 2019 6:29 am

DollNFuture wrote:This looks like a huge improvement! One question though can her butt go even lower towards her ankles in the cowgirl position photos? I believe on the website they show the model bending her knees even more.

I think it is very close to the usable max bend in my photos on the table. I did not force anything and stopped when I felt resistance. It may be possible that you can force another cm or two, but I'm not sure, nor am I willing to try. Then it also depend on how you turn the legs at the knee and also how wide you place the knees apart on the surface.

rgv4 wrote:

No worries, its all good

Silver Silence wrote:So only the kneel has double joints improvement? What about the arm? Say can the hands touch the face? Any improvement on shoulders and neck?

Yes, double joint is knees only as far as I can tell.
She cannot touch her face but can reach and touch the back of her head without problem.

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Regarding the neck, the usable range of motion for photo shoots are rather limited since it quickly looks unnatural as the bend gets too sharp. Perhaps Sanhui can innovate something here during the next year

And the shoulders are mostly as before too. No "shrugging shoulders" or something like that from what I can tell.

For anyone interested Sanhui has a blog post showing the difference side by side with the normal skeleton
https://sanhuiofficial.com/blog.html

HappyWabbit · Post by **HappyWabbit** » Sun Nov 03, 2019 9:57 am

Nice review , how much force or muscle does this new skeleton take vs the last version of the ball jointed skeleton to move into different positions? Thanks

Sofos · Post by **Sofos** » Sun Nov 03, 2019 3:01 pm

HappyWabbit wrote:Nice review , how much force or muscle does this new skeleton take vs the last version of the ball jointed skeleton to move into different positions? Thanks

I would say that less force is needed to move the new skeleton overall and some movements like twisting the torso or twisting the knee joints take significantly less force to move compared to the previous skeleton. Hopefully I can update this thread in a few months with more info on how the joint tightness hold over time. Sanhui themselves claim that the new skeleton should hold up very well so that is promising