Our small size condoms make for a snugger fit feeling as they are slightly smaller in size than the regular sized condoms. If you are not sure which kind of small condoms would suit you best,  we recommend you choose standard one at first time, and choose a tight one if you need loose and choose a large size condom …

when you learnt that 35% of men consumers (yes 35%!) actually, require a smaller – more tailored fit small size condoms. Most people who don’t enjoy condoms or experience discomfort (i.e., slipping and sliding) are simply wearing a wrong size condoms. Using a premium condom that fits properly will make your sex experience safer – not to mention much more …

Close fitting or smaller condoms are generally known as trim or snug fit or close fit. Small condoms are smaller than the average condom in width and length. The smaller condoms are mostly recommended to men whose penis small or those who require a snugger fitting condom over something. Snug fit condoms are not the most popular kinds in the market but many men …

Properly choosing the size of the condom is important so that it does not escape or to prevent it from tearing during the act. Small size For smaller sizes, it is important to choose a condom which tightens and does not slip during the act, like our snugger fit condoms. Big size For bigger sizes, it is also important to …

If you feel that your condom always slips off or feels baggy, perhaps you should choose for a narrower one such as the snugger fit condom, which has a nominal width of 49mm, as opposed to 56mm – the width of many condoms. Snugger fit condoms are super small with which provides a sleeker fit for even greater feeling, and …

On the condom packaging usually it is indicated the width. The nominal width of your chosen condom is critical to making it fit securely and comfortably. Don’t worry if you’ve never heard of nominal width. Most people haven’t even though in Europe is has to be printed on every condom box. It measures the width of the condom at or …