Vollence - Prótesis de pecho de silicona con correas ajustables para el hombro

These silicone breasts are better for a smaller frame and feel real nice when wearing, the weight feels great bouncy but not too heavy. They have a beautiful shape with a nipple that isn't real pronounced so they won't show much when wearing a tighter fitting top, but look and hang beautify I absolutely love wearing them as they give the look and feel of having a full set of breasts and make me feel very feminine ..

While this is clearly not a set that you’d look to have “show”, under your clothing or costume, it’s very believable and has just the right amount of bounce and movement to really simulate the real thing. Weight isn’t super noticeable once you adjust the straps and the fact that you can remove the shoulder straps really helps makes these flexible. For the price, certainly a good purchase.

There are several things I like about these forms and a couple of things I don't. As my headline says, I like that they have made the back side that presses against the skin concave. Some of the forms I've ordered in the past are flat and don't fit well or feel natural, so I'm glad to see that these ones are concave; they fit so much better. Vollence has also improved the section between the two forms so that the gap is more natural; It's between 1 and 1.5 inches. The wings on the side also taper well.This comes with a spare set of straps. I haven't had a problem with straps breaking on a former Vollence set I have; maybe the hooks break sometime. The reason I got this second set is because it has the strap across the back, which my other set did not. This helps hold the forms against my chest if I lean forward when not wearing a bra.I thought the shoulder straps were mostly for comfort, but found that not only do they make it more comfortable to wear, they also help keep the forms from slipping down up front and the band riding up in back. This is useful for those times when not wearing a bra.The jiggle is about right and the forms have a good firmness.The reason I deducted a star is because the forms need more taper up top. This problem is not really noticeable when dressed, but they look somewhat unnatural when undressed. Also, as much as I like being able to wear the forms when undressed, I find the straps somewhat uncomfortable and actually remove them when I'm wearing a bra. It is more comfortable and looks better IMO. It's a catch 22: I like/need the straps without a bra, but just the opposite with a bra.

I got these to help with self esteem issues that I've always had, in regards to my chest. It is amazing how realistic they look in person, and they come with extra straps and shoulder protectors made from silicone. I would think these would be perfect for any women that suffered breast cancer, as well as just for confidence. They can probably be a great choice for cosplay and dressing up, as well. The only reason I took stars off is because for one, they're so heavy. The little silicone piece that lays on your shoulders, don't do much in the way of helping to keep the straps from digging into the skin. The other reason is that my daughter was holding it, and actually made a small slit in one of them, with her fingernail. The casing that holds the silicone or material that makes each breast, is extremely thin and not very reliable. It's like a piece of plastic wrap is what is used to encase each breast, so there's a concern that it will bust or tear. I do like that the straps can be removed as well, and it can just be in a bra. But there's a center part, between the breasts, that just isn't natural and is way too small. So it ends up making it seem like your breasts are really close together, and it makes it tough to put in a bra and not be noticeable. The feel of them is great, but there's just quite a few things that need to be tweaked.

The set of A's that I got have a bunch of air in them. I'm sure it doesn't matter, because they don't look anything like skin (and so can't be shown at all). It would be really nice if someone made a set of actual A's that weren't super close together. The DD's with the shoulder straps aren't a huge amount bigger than these. I think the cups themselves on these are closer to actual B's, but they are really close together. You'd have to have a pretty small frame to not look like you are pushing them together.Ignore the part of the description that says these forms don't have nipples. They clearly do, just not gigantic.The good:* The plastic on the back of these is going to be easier to wipe sweat off compared to something stickier that's made out of exposed silicone.* Very soft (squishy). Not jiggly at all though.* The strange plastic bag shell (see more below) is pretty slippery, if you really needed to slide into something tight.* Not overly large compared to most silicone breastplates. Although these A's are bigger (more depth) than a real A for sure.* This set has appropriate length adjustment sliders. They don't slip easily. The DDs made by the same company (the ones with the shoulder straps that are the same material as the silicone core) are easy to bump and have the length slide. Not sure if the others had faulty sliders, or if these are just light enough that they don't really pull and the slider can grip.The bad:* Silicone core is completely encased in plastic that can't be removed because it's structural and is used to attach the straps.* Air trapped in the breast forms under the plastic. Look at the attached picture. Both sides have a big bubble, and there's another big air bubble in the center.* Wrinkly and shiny, not skin-like. You can get some of the wrinkles out if you really tighten the bands, but then I'd be worried about them breaking.* The attachments points for the straps are not going to be long-lived. It is basically like a ziplock bag folded over a plastic clip, although it's somewhat thicker and seems kind of vinyl-like..I tried these a couple of ways. I found them to be more stable (and easier to put on/take off, if the shoulder straps cross in the back. That gives just enough extra length that they can be slid up and over an arm without having to touch the length adjustments. These also don't have the scratchiness that the other set had. The lack of the thin welded plastic seam across the shoulders, and an attachment point right by the neck mean that there's nothing other than the strap to rub on the shoulders. Also, the back attachment points for the straps don't have anywhere near the scratchiness either. I guess I just got a little unlucky with the other set, but this one has it's manufacturing flaws as well. It's just unfortunate that the spacing is so close.I'll probably end up splitting these down the middle and using some vinyl tape or something to rejoin them at a slightly wider distance. The cup size seems just fine and they aren't uncomfortable.If you need a set of something to regain lost shape, or want to costume, these may work. They aren't going to win any realism contests, but if concealed properly they'll give form.