Can the arms and legs bend (like putting hands on hips or crossing arms for example) or are they stiff?
358411
This model is made of hard plastic so it cant bend, although i do carry many different poses in this Mannequin line, so maybe check them out and see if any of the poses fit your needs.
358412
Arms can swing at shoulders, and hands rotate at wrist, but no other arm movement is possible. Legs have no alternate positions.
358413
no bending, though the shoulders, wrists and neck do rotate, everything is solid and stiff. however, I am not sure if different arms can be purchased and attached to achieve a bend ( hands on hips etc. )
1695082
Jointed arms and legs, and her arms and legs are bendable. Head is able to turn
122407
Yes, your wrist will not be able to bend neither down or up. It works both ways due to the way it snuggles tightly and as the part laying on your wrist is not flexible.
1122458
No flexible at all. The torso swivels as does the arms at the shoulder but 1 leg remains stationary and the bent leg moves only a little. You can not bend mannequin into a seated position. The head pivots a little but nothing dramatic. Elbows do not bend. 1 arm is straight and the other is bent as in the picture. She is made out of hard plastic. There is no give. I hope that helps you.
952088
Yes they bend at the shoulders elbows, neck, wrists, hips knees and feet. They are very poseable, nice detail, I would highly recommend!
1014816
The arms are flexible in a sense because they do move if you bump the light, but I wouldn't consider them bendable.
760321
I too have basal joint arthritis and use these for the computer and they are great. These are pretty stiff and don't allow for bending so I personally wouldn't wear them to the gym. They wouldn't allow for the flexibility you need to bend around weights, etc.
376657
The arms and legs are fixed. As in the elbows and knees. However they are bendable at the waist so they can sit or stand.
1764692
Yes, there is plastic hinges on the legs and arms where they bend. But it is good hard plastic that can handle heat and sunlight with no problem. I have had two and I have left them outside for days before with no problem. The first one just had a bent arm due to a really bad wind storm that blew it down the street. But I like mine a lot.
55492
Though not a doctor or physical therapist I can tell you that I would bet you'd be fine. There is no wrist bending with these. As long as you can make a fist you should be fine. I like these a lot because of the fact that it doesn't put undue pressure on the wrists. Hope that helps.
1455416
You can move the arms up and down. The legs don't really move, just slightly side to side.
868576
You can bend the fingers, not easily, but they won't stay bent.....so i would say no.
996102
The arms and wrists on this model do rotate up and down but are not flexible therefore they cannot bend. I do sell many other styles in this mannequin line with the arms and legs in many different poses.
850659
No, it's moveable and lifelike. Soft. Arms and legs themselves do not bend at the joints but are connected to the torso at shoulder and hip. A sweet toy.
1975401
They are flexible. You shouldn't have any problems.. I was very happy with this purchase
429352
They have a rubbery consistency but they are very rigid. I wouldn't count on bending them very far
2038171
They move up and down but do not bend at the elbows or knees. It is very hard to find doll clothes that fit. Hope this helps