73”Male Full Body Retail Mannequin Polypropylene (PP) Sewing Mannequin Torso Detachable Stand Head Arm Rotation Metal Base for Display Clothing

Very light weight, though isn't too stable, as the base is a little small and the feet don't completely touch the ground, as shown in my pic.Actual height 73Shoulders 46Chest 37.5Waist 29.5Butt 38

This mannequin arrived quickly and was easy to assemble (no tools required). The pieces are: 2 arms, head, torso, one leg w/groin area, and one other leg. Each piece requires a 90-degree twist to attach. For clothing, you'll need to put a shirt on, then attach the arms (put pants/shorts on the leg/groin piece, then attach other leg). That was easy to figure out.It attaches to a metal base via one pole that goes into the ankle area of one leg. This may be its Achilles heel (pun intended). If you are displaying this away from a customer traffic area, you should be ok. I used this on a liquor display in a store. I'm picturing some customers grabbing/pulling on it, and I don't think it is durable enough to take any abuse.For sizing, here's what I learned. The t-shirt you see it wearing is a medium. The shorts are a 30" waist (but I could not quite button them at the waist). Correct size is a medium shirt and a 32" waist shorts/pants (or medium).

Size and material is great, especially at this price. Would prefer that fingers were not molded together (had to cut slits to put gloves on it). Also, stand could be more substantial. I added a strap behind connected to the wall so it won’t tip over.

I waited over a year to post my review of this product because I wanted to see how it would hold up. I use this manikin to wear my armor when I am not using it for festivities. When I say armor, I'm talking about multiple thick, padded layers, steel chainmail, belts carrying steel weapons, a hardwood shield mounted over the shoulder on the back, and a helmet. This guy wears all of that, which weighs well over 50 lbs, and never falls apart or pops out of place. The assembly can be pretty difficult, as hes not human, and cant just slip shirts on over his head like a normal dude, you have to kind of fish the arms through the sleeves and lock them in, but once they're locked properly, they stay that way, and that's what really matters. Could not recommend it more for multiple layers/heavy outfits.

This mannequin did not disappoint. I took a chance on it and am glad I did. I wasn’t sure that it would bear a lot of weight but it does. It holds an entire suit of riveted flat-ring chainmail and is quite solid. Also can (carefully) slide this fully loaded mannequin across the floor to position it in my library without issues. Have had it about a week with no issues. This thing has exceeded expectations so far.

For the price I'd say this is pretty good, however I had to put 2 8lb weights on the back to keep it from falling over. Pretty easy to assemble, but the mobility is very limited making it hard to put cloths on it especially leather which doesn't stretch too well. Does it work, yes but it needs a little assistance. However for the price I'd say it's a steal.

We bought this mannequin to use in a booth at our local county fair to display a beekeeper's suit. I like the fact that it is lightweight, poseable, and will be a perfect fit for our booth. Great product for the price we paid.

Careful if you buy from this seller, I bought an item and it wasn’t the quality I needed. Box still unopened and the way they sent it. Seller won’t honor refund or even reply