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Name: Fighter
Brand: Pleasure Forge

Goldilocks measures and compares adult toys. Everything here is written in plain words, and none of it is for under-18s.

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Ogre Pleasure Forge

girth6.0″ usable 4.4″ feelsoft

$60

Fighter Pleasure Forge

girth6.0″ usable 5.1″ feelultra-soft–firm

One on top of the other

Both outlines on one axis, at the same scale. Sizes come from the makers’ published girths; where a usable cut-out exists, the profile itself is traced from it. Where they overlap they’re the same; the gap is the difference.

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Ogre · Small4.4″ usable · widest shaft point 6.0″
Fighter · Small5.1″ usable · widest shaft point 6.0″

Side by side at the same scale

Drawn to scale: sizes from published girths, and the profile traced from the cut-out where we have one. Point positions along the shaft are approximate.

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How the numbers compare

Differences of about ¼ inch or more are highlighted. Blanks mean the maker doesn’t publish that point.

	Ogre	Fighter
Usable length	4.4″	5.1″
Total length	5.6″	5.9″
Widest girth	6.0″	6.0″
Narrowest girth	4.6″	5.5″
Firmness options	soft	ultra-soft–firm
Knot	no	no

Which one should you get?

Every line generated from the spec deltas above.

On girth they’re near-identical — about 6.0″ around at the widest, either way.
The Fighter gives you noticeably more usable length (5.1″ vs 4.4″) — the one to pick if depth matters.

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The other sizes of this sculpt

Same sculpt, the other steps in its size ladder — each one measured the same way.