Condoms are an ideal way to protect yourself if you're having casual sex, or if you or your partner aren't on another form of birth control and aren't trying to get pregnant. Some people don't care if it feels like they're wearing a condom or not, and others just can't get into it if they feel something in the way. Most of the companies that make condoms have ventured into the 'thin' market, trying to gain the followers that don't like using condoms but know they need to use them anyway.

The "average" condom is about 7.5" long, 2" wide at the base and along the shaft and in the head, and .0027" thick. Looking up specifics for this one online measures this one about 2.1" across the base and up the shaft, and about 7.6" long, with a thickness of .052mm, which you will notice is actually thicker than the average. Multiple searches couldn't find anything different in any official capacity, but they did feel slightly thinner than most of the "regular" condoms we had tried.

My husband is on the slightly smaller end of average, and didn't have any major issues with these, although they did feel looser than some other ones we've tried. If you routinely need Magnum sized condoms, these might not work as well for you, but will work just fine for most folks. We've also never had an issue with one break, although if you aren't properly lubricated the extra friction might cause issues. Also be careful with your choice of lube, as oil-based lubes can degrade latex based condoms.

As far as actual use for us goes, they were't anything to rave about. They functioned and weren't overly noticeable, which was a good thing. They definitely had some of that latex scent, but it wasn't as overpowering as some of Trojan's other options. There was also enough lube on them that we didn't feel like we had to add more, which was also a nice thing. We've also been able to use them to cover toys for easier cleanup as well.