Weavers Ovomorph XXS Set vs Large FLOP: Which to Choose

Quick answer

Choose the Weavers Ovomorph XXS set of three if you want a low-cost way to try the shape or prefer softer, smaller toys. Choose the Large Super Soft FLOP inclusion if you already know you want a bigger, super-soft piece and don't mind a one-off inclusion item.

Size and quantity change how you use each option

The XXS set gives you three small eggs in one purchase. That makes it easier to test placement, warm up, or keep a spare clean without committing to a single larger toy. The Large FLOP is one bigger egg, so it suits a session where you want more presence rather than variety.

If you are still learning what size feels comfortable, the set lowers the cost of finding out. If you already know you want a larger piece, the single Large FLOP avoids storing toys you won't use.

Firmness is the real trade-off

The XXS set is listed as soft, while the Large FLOP is listed as super soft. In practice, a super-soft large toy feels more yielding and can be easier to compress, but it may also feel less precise if you want firm feedback. The soft XXS set sits between firm and super soft, so it gives more structure in a small size.

Neither listing gives a shore rating, so treat soft and super soft as relative labels rather than exact measurements. If firmness is your main concern, start with the set and use the three eggs to compare how soft feels before sizing up.

What FLOP inclusion means for your decision

The Large option is marked as a FLOP inclusion. That means it is sold as a one-off inclusion item rather than a standard catalog piece, so availability is limited and the exact item may not be restocked. The XXS set is a standard set of three, which makes it easier to reorder or replace a single egg later.

If you want a specific large toy you can buy again, the FLOP label is a reason to hesitate. If you are comfortable with a one-time find at a lower catalog comparison price, it can be a practical way to try a larger super-soft shape.

Trade-offs to weigh

• Cost per egg: The XXS set spreads its price across three eggs, while the Large FLOP is a single piece at a higher catalog price. If budget is tight, the set gives more chances to experiment. Compare price per piece, not just the total.
• Firmness feel: Soft XXS gives more structure in a small size; super soft Large feels more squishy and forgiving. Pick based on whether you want feedback or give. If you dislike very soft toys, avoid the FLOP.
• Availability risk: The FLOP inclusion is a one-off, so a replacement may not be available. The XXS set is a standard set of three and easier to reorder. Buy the FLOP only if you accept it may be a one-time purchase.

Product facts

• Weavers Ovomorph - XXS (Set of 3), Soft: Sold as a set of three XXS eggs in a soft firmness. Three small eggs let you test fit and softness without committing to one larger toy.

  

• Weavers Ovomorph - Large, Super Soft, FLOP (Inclusion): Large size in super soft firmness, offered as a FLOP inclusion. The larger, more yielding shape suits experienced users, but the inclusion status means limited availability.

  

Who each option fits

Best for

• First-time buyers who want to try the Ovomorph shape at low cost
• Users who prefer smaller toys or want a set for warm-up and variety
• Shoppers who want a standard item they can reorder

Not for

• Buyers who already know they want a large, super-soft toy
• Shoppers who need guaranteed restock or a replaceable single item
• Users who prefer firm feedback over a very yielding feel