Welcome back to another Tantaly deep dive. Today I have their smallest and most affordable doll, the Selena mini 3-in-1 torso. I have a ton to unpack, so let us jump straight in.
As always, I start with the outer box to prove it is stealthy. My package arrived with a plain shipping label and zero mention of Tantaly or what is inside. Just another brown box. Now let us crack it open.
Inside the outer box sat two parcels. The big one is our Selena doll, and the smaller one is the cleaning kit, which I will cover in a separate post. I pulled out the branded Tantaly inner box, no pictures, just the name, perfect if the outer layer ever rips.
I had to open this on the floor because the box is still chunky. This is my second Tantaly doll, and they pack like Fort Knox. There is no way anything arrives damaged.
Right on top sat the instruction manual with care tips, then the product catalogue, and a drying stick. Do not toss that stick. It is for drying the tunnels after washing. Grab extras because they wear out. I lifted the protective lid and there she was, Selena, cradled in foam and wrapped in plastic, ready for action.
Tantaly is famous for torsos and butts in every shape, size, and skin tone. They have female and male options, so everyone can play. Selena is their entry-level 3-in-1 mini, perfect for tight spaces or first-time buyers. You get breasts, vagina, and anus, all in one compact package.
Selena stands 32 cm tall and lays 15 cm flat. The vaginal tunnel runs 15 cm deep with lumps and bumps texture. The anal tunnel is 14 cm with rings and strips. The whole doll weighs just 3.8 kg. For scale, she fits in a large drawer, unlike my Britney 2.0 that needs its own corner.
Selena is a breeze to store and clean compared to the big girls. I tested all three play zones. Both tunnels are tighter than the larger dolls but still deliver killer grip and texture. The body feels premium, super soft TPE that jiggles just right.
The breasts are great for sliding between, but they are on the smaller side. If you want full wrap-around compression, you will need to squeeze them together manually.
No big deal for me. One tiny nitpick: press hard on the belly and you can feel the internal support bars. They keep her upright and add weight so she does not flop, but they are noticeable under heavy pressure. Totally worth it for the stability.
Tantaly sent their cleaning kit this time, and it is a game-changer. I still rinsed in the shower with baby soap, but at 3.8 kg, Selena is easy to flip and hold. Pump water through the tunnels with the kit, towel dry, air dry upright, wipe the insides, then slide in the drying stick. Dust with cornflour when bone dry to keep her silky. Store her back in the box.
Grab the cleaning kit no matter which size you buy. It makes maintenance quick, so you actually use the toy instead of dreading clean-up.
Selena runs about $80 depending on your region. For that, you get three holes and a full torso. Most strokers at that price give you one tunnel. Add $10–20 for the cleaning kit and you are set. If you are curious about torso dolls but scared of the size or cost, Selena is the perfect starter. If space is tight, she is ideal anyway.
