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Ninety-two centimetres, twenty-seven kilograms, and two channels you cannot see the inside of.
That is Rebecca reduced to the three numbers that will actually shape owning her, and none of the three appeared in the April 2026 article this replaces. What appeared instead was an account of using the product, which is unfalsifiable by nature and answers none of the questions a person asks before spending seven hundred dollars.
Tantaly publishes a detailed specification. It is more informative than the review was, and it is worth walking through properly.
The published numbers
Taken from the manufacturer's product page in August 2026, and worth noting because the obvious URL for it returns a 404 and the model does not surface in the main catalogue listing — you reach it through the site's own search.
Net weight is 59.5 lb (27 kg). Overall height is 36.2 in (92 cm), of which the legs are 26.8 in (68 cm). Waist circumference is 55 cm, hips 106 cm, hip width 40 cm, maximum leg circumference 59 cm, foot length 21.5 cm. The vaginal channel is 15 cm deep with a 1 cm opening; the anal channel is 13 cm deep with a 0.6 cm opening. One skin tone is offered. List price is $799.99 and the page showed $719.99.
Now the number the review omitted and the buyer needs most: gross shipping weight is 70 lb (31.8 kg).
Why the gross weight is the first real consideration
A 70-pound carton is a two-person lift for most people, or a one-person lift performed badly.
Tantaly states free shipping outside remote islands, three to five business days, and a plain outer box with no branding — the discretion claim is explicit and it is one of the few marketing promises here that is also a checkable delivery term. Discretion, though, is only intact until the box has to be moved, and 70 pounds arriving at a shared entrance is a different logistical problem from a parcel.
Then it lives somewhere. Twenty-seven kilograms of TPE at 92 cm does not go in a drawer, and TPE takes a compression set — left resting on one surface for long enough, it deforms there. Storage is not a footnote for a product in this weight class; it is the thing most likely to make an owner regret the purchase, and the original article did not mention it at all.
The channel dimensions are a cleaning specification
Read those two orifice figures again as maintenance rather than anatomy: a 15 cm cavity behind a 1 cm opening, and a 13 cm cavity behind a 0.6 cm opening.
Nothing on your hand reaches the far end of either. Tantaly's stated care routine is warm water with a mild detergent, then maintenance powder to prolong the material's life, and that is achievable — but only with an irrigation tool, and the douche is a separate $59.99 line item on the same site. The heating rod the original recommended is another $21.99. Budget the accessories as part of the purchase, because functionally they are.
The general properties of TPE are worth knowing independently of this product. It is porous at a microscopic level, which means it cannot be sterilised, only cleaned and dried thoroughly; it is incompatible with silicone and oil-based lubricants, which degrade it, leaving water-based as the safe option; and it needs to dry fully inside before storage. None of that is a flaw specific to Rebecca — it is the trade-off of the entire material class, chosen because it is soft and inexpensive relative to platinum silicone.
Where the original's claims land against the page
The weight, the rough three-foot height and the just-under-$800 price all check out, which is more than can be said for most legacy figures in this corpus.
Two things do not survive intact. The article described a zippered carrying case and a drying stick as included; the published contents list second-generation packaging with polystyrene and a black PVC bag, and no drying implement. The bag may well be what was described, but "included accessories" and "the container it ships in" are different claims and only the second is documented.
And the review's framing — Rebecca as an economical alternative to dating — is the part worth discarding outright rather than fact-checking. It is a comparison between a $720 object requiring irrigation and powder maintenance and a category of human relationship, and it tells you nothing about whether this product suits you.
Who the specification actually points at
The numbers describe something fairly particular.
A lower-body torso model at this weight sits between the light, easily handled pieces at the bottom of Tantaly's range and the full-size dolls at the top, and the distinguishing feature here is that the legs articulate rather than the product being a static mass. That is the appeal, and it is also the mechanical part most likely to wear — TPE over an internal skeleton fails at the joints first, and no warranty term addressing that was published on the page.
If you want legs specifically, this is the model in the range built around them. If you want the lightest thing that works, the catalogue starts under $100. If you want the least maintenance, understand before ordering that the maintenance is a routine, not an occasional chore.
Tantaly's wider catalogue and its competitors are listed under sex doll shops, and the other hands-on pieces on this brand — including Britney 2.0 and Daisy Plus — cover different body styles in the same material and the same price band.