BONMOR 美骨柔姬: frame strengths and serious channel defects

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Weight is 15.5kg and both channels measure 18cm. The body is around grade 0 on the reviewer's scale, purplish-red, with limited odor and some oil migration. Upper soft sections are softer than the body but not as soft as -1; they have no rigid base and may settle slightly over time. Exterior volume is convincing, though mold seams are visible. Folding the legs creates unnatural marks around the waist and hips.

Frame and movement

The construction includes a conventional metal frame, rib structure and simulated pelvic structure. Ribs attach to a metal rod; the pelvic component uses wire and fabric and felt secure during disassembly. The reviewer appreciates upper-body grip. Leg joints are extremely stiff and restricted in direction. Closed legs block the entrances; spreading them distorts the exterior substantially, while rear alignment remains difficult.

Channel defects

The front is roomy with average enclosure and limited distinction between texture layers. Around 15cm into the rear channel, the metal frame contacts the wall, causing darkening and broken surface with very little material remaining. The reviewer felt hard, cold contact during use and later experienced water ingress through the damaged area and a damp, musty odor. The sample failed after roughly one month, not an established general lifespan.

The defect also complicates cleaning the long channel. A shorter fit cannot be assumed safe. Frame contact and wall damage are serious quality concerns. The final source rating is 3 stars; the mention of a possible 5-star product refers to hypothetical improvements, not the existing rating.