PUR

In this Comparison of two lightweight dolls I'll be discussing the pros and the cons of Doll Sweet's EX-lite and Happy Doll's HA-160/R. Both share a life-sized body height and a weight of less than 15 kg, so they are perfect candidates for a match.

The EX-lite comes from Japanese-Chinese manufacturer Doll Sweet (DS) and is the first doll of her kind made by DS. It is a completely new development. She was introduced in December 2016 after several months of field-testing in mainland China. This doll is explicitely designed as an alternative to inflatables.

The HA-160 comes from Chinese manufacturer Happy Doll (HA). She has a rather long heritage, and her sisters have been around for years. The HA dolls have undergone a continuous model care, enhancing the doll with features like silicone breast implants and a better skeleton.

The base variant is the HA-160/F which is solely made of fabric. She comes with an lightweight Anime/Manga head. The variant HA-160/S has gel-filled breasts implants, and the HA-160/R has as well gel-filled breast implants as a (not so lightweight) silicone head with realistic facial features.

However, the closest competitor for the EX-lite in regard to the used materials would be a Candy8teen doll like ›Amber‹ - she's also made of polyurethane (PUR), but has some kind of silicone coating. However, since the C18 dolls do not have a skeleton and are longer be made, I will only mention them parenthetically.

I compiled an an tabular overview on lightweight life-sized & life-like dolls for reference.

Covered dolls are

* Maid-Ling from Maidlee Doll (Canada),
* Amber from Candy8teen (USA),
* Miyu from Happy Doll (China), and
* the EX-lite by Doll Sweet (China/Japan).