Silicone Doll Torso Size & Weight Guide: FWT001-FWT005

Choosing among FWT001–FWT005 is not a one-number decision. The current listings expose different combinations of size, weight and cup profile, so the useful comparison is to keep missing values visible, measure your available space and plan how the selected configuration will be moved.
This guide uses the specifications stated in the five current product titles. It does not fill gaps from similarly named models, and it does not treat a default native variant as proof that no other customization controls exist.
FWT001–FWT005: current listed facts
| Model | Material | Listed size | Listed weight | Cup profile |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FWT001 | Silicone | 40.55 in | Not stated in the current title | G-Cup |
| FWT002 | Silicone | Not stated in the current title | 15 kg (about 33.07 lb) | D-Cup |
| FWT003 | Silicone | Not stated in the current title | 24 kg (about 52.91 lb) | D-Cup |
| FWT004 Lexie | Silicone | 3.4 ft | 23 kg (about 50.71 lb) | G-Cup |
| FWT005 | Silicone | 37 in | Not stated in the current title | D-Cup |
The pound figures are calculated from the listed kilogram values and rounded to two decimals. The conversion uses the NIST conversion factor for pounds and kilograms. They are product-weight conversions, not packed shipping weights.
Start with the space, not the photo

Measure the intended storage location and the route into it. Width, depth and access clearance matter even when a title lists only one dimension. FWT001 and FWT005 provide a listed size but no title-level weight; FWT002 and FWT003 provide a listed weight but no title-level size. Those blanks are a reason to verify the current product page or ask for the missing value, not a reason to borrow a figure from another model.
Use the five exact model pages in the table when building a shortlist. A category label can group products with different specifications, so the final comparison should return to the current model record.
Weight is only one handling variable

The FWT002, FWT003 and FWT004 titles state weights, but the number alone cannot tell every buyer whether the product will be easy to move. The CDC/NIOSH lifting framework evaluates multiple task variables, including weight, hand position, travel distance, twisting, frequency, duration and grip quality. That framework is designed for workplace lifting risk, not for rating these products; it supports the narrower point that a single weight value is not a universal handling rule.
- Plan the lift from the actual height where the product will be stored.
- Clear the route before moving it.
- Confirm that the selected configuration does not change the listed weight.
- When a weight is missing, request it rather than assuming it matches another FWT model.
Use cup profile with the full specification set
FWT001 and FWT004 are labeled G-Cup; FWT002, FWT003 and FWT005 are labeled D-Cup. Cup profile does not replace size or weight. FWT005 is the shortest stated size in this five-model title comparison, while FWT003 has the highest stated weight. Those are different selection dimensions, so neither label should be treated as a complete proxy for the other.
What this guide cannot establish
The current native product records show a default variant, but separate storefront option controls may still present additional choices. This guide also does not establish model-specific cleaning chemistry, storage materials, warranties, shipping times or a universal lifting limit. Follow the instructions supplied for the chosen configuration and confirm missing specifications before ordering.
Buyer checklist
- Open the exact model page and match the model code.
- Record only the size and weight actually stated for that model.
- Measure the storage space and the route to it.
- Review every current option and the cart summary.
- Ask for any missing specification that affects your decision.