Condoms
The right condom decides protection and feel in one. Too tight and it slips or tears, too loose and it won't stay, too thick and it kills the feeling. At Tom Rocket's you'll find condoms from EXS, Durex, SKYN, Blausiegel and Pasante in five directions: natural, ultra-thin, extra strong, XXL and latex-free. This page sorts the types and shows what each is built for.
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Table of Contents
- Condoms at a glance
- Finding the right size
- Material: latex or latex-free
- Which condom for what
- Shelf life and use
- Ordering and shipping
- Frequently asked questions
Condoms at a glance
| Type | What for | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Natural | the everyday standard | EXS Regular, Durex Performa, Pasante |
| Ultra-thin | maximum feel | EXS Air Thin 0.045 mm, Nano Thin |
| Extra strong | safe anal sex | Blausiegel HT, Pasante Extra Safe |
| XXL | large nominal width | EXS Magnum 60 mm, Pasante King Size |
| Latex-free | for a latex allergy | SKYN in Sensopren |
Finding the right size
Condoms are sized by nominal width, the width of the flat-laid condom in millimetres. Standard runs from 52 to 54 mm, XXL goes from about 57 mm up. What counts is not the length but the girth: measure the girth of the hard cock and divide by two, that gives you roughly the right nominal width. If a condom sits uncomfortably tight or leaves a mark, go one size up. If it slips, go one down.
Material: latex or latex-free
Most condoms are made of natural rubber latex, thin, stretchy and tear-resistant. Anyone who reacts to latex reaches for latex-free condoms in Sensopren. One detail with consequences: latex takes only water- or silicone-based lube, oil- and fat-based products break it down. Latex-free condoms are more tolerant here. The right lube sits under lubes, and for latex a water-based one is best.
Which condom for what
For anal sex it's worth a look at extra strong condoms, which offer more safety under harder use with a thicker wall. If you put the feeling first, take ultra-thin condoms. For everyday use the natural condoms cover the broad middle, and if you need more room the XXL condoms are the place.
Shelf life and use
Condoms carry a best-before date, printed on every pack and every single foil; expired ones go in the bin. Store them cool and dry, not in the car or in a trouser pocket for days, as heat and friction wear the material. When opening, use no scissors or teeth but tear along the serrated edge. A condom is used once only; a fresh one for every new act.
Ordering and shipping
Tom Rocket's ships free within Germany from EUR 49, EU-wide from EUR 99. Orders placed by 1 pm (weekdays) are dispatched the same day. Delivery is discreet in neutral packaging with no clue to the contents. Customer service via chat, email or WhatsApp.
Frequently asked questions
What condom size do I need? What counts is the nominal width, the width in millimetres. Standard runs 52 to 54 mm, XXL from about 57 mm. Measure the girth of the hard cock and divide by two, that gives you roughly the right nominal width.
Which condom is best for anal sex? Extra strong condoms with a thicker wall, because anal sex puts more strain on the material. Add plenty of water-based lube, which lowers friction and the risk of tearing on top.
Which lube goes with condoms? With latex condoms only water- or silicone-based lube, never oil- or fat-based, which breaks latex down. Latex-free condoms in Sensopren are less fussy here.
What do I do with a latex allergy? Take latex-free condoms in Sensopren; they protect just as well and trigger no reaction. They're also compatible with more lube types than latex.
Is delivery discreet? Yes, in neutral packaging with no reference to the contents. Orders placed by 1 pm go out the same working day.