Buy Ultra-Thin Condoms – Ultra-Thin, Natural Feel and Safe
Ultra-thin condoms bring you as close to a bareback feel as possible without sacrificing protection. At Tom Rocket's you'll find natural-feel models with reduced wall thickness that are still CE-certified and safe. For anyone who wants protection but refuses to compromise on sensation.
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Ultra-Thin Condoms Compared
Pasante Silk Thin – 0.04 mm
The Pasante Silk Thin Condoms (12-pack) are the thinnest condoms in the range at 0.04 mm wall thickness – nominal width 52 mm, cylindrical shape, with reservoir, silicone-oil lubricated. The silky-smooth surface gives the condom its name. For context: a single human hair is approximately 0.06–0.08 mm thick – the Pasante Silk Thin are thinner than a strand of hair.
EXS Air Thin – 0.045 mm
The EXS Air Thin have a wall thickness of 0.045 mm and a nominal width of 56 mm – slightly wider than the Pasante. Smooth, transparent, lubricated and vegan, with a reservoir. Available as a 12-pack to try and as a 100-pack for regular use. EXS is a British brand focused on maximum thinness with CE-certified safety.
EXS Nano Thin – 0.048 mm
The EXS Nano Thin are marginally thicker at 0.048 mm, but with a nominal width of 53 mm they are slightly narrower – a standard fit. Length 19 cm. Smooth, transparent, vegan and lubricated. For users who find the Air Thin (56 mm) a little too wide, the Nano Thin is the better choice.
Pasante Feel Ultra Thin
The Pasante Feel Ultra Thin rounds out the range as another ultra-thin option from Pasante – for anyone who knows and trusts the brand.
Wall Thickness and Safety
Ultra-thin condoms are just as safe as standard condoms – they go through the same CE testing procedures and must meet the same EU medical device standards. A thinner wall does not mean less protection: the tear resistance of modern latex formulas is more than sufficient to exceed safety standards at 0.04–0.048 mm.
Whether a condom tears depends on how it is used: choose the right size (too tight means tension means higher risk), use lubricant (dryness means friction means higher risk), and do not open the wrapper with fingernails or teeth. When used correctly, an ultra-thin condom is just as reliable as a standard one.
Nominal Width – Why It Matters
The three brands cover different widths: Pasante Silk Thin at 52 mm (narrower fit), EXS Nano Thin at 53 mm (standard) and EXS Air Thin at 56 mm (a little more room). If a thin condom is too tight, the material stays under constant tension – that increases the risk of tearing and reduces the sensation you were looking for in the first place. The right width makes a real difference.
12-Pack vs. 100-Pack
EXS condoms are available in 12-packs and 100-packs. The recommendation: try the 12-pack first to test the fit and feel. If it works, order the 100-pack – considerably cheaper per unit. Store condoms in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and not in a wallet.
Ordering and Shipping
Tom Rocket's ships free within Germany from EUR 49, EU-wide from EUR 99. Orders placed before 1 PM are dispatched the same day. Discreet delivery in plain packaging. Customer service via chat, email or WhatsApp.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which is the thinnest condom in the range?
Pasante Silk Thin at 0.04 mm wall thickness – thinner than a human hair. Followed by EXS Air Thin (0.045 mm) and EXS Nano Thin (0.048 mm).
Are ultra-thin condoms safe?
Yes. All condoms in the range are CE-certified and meet EU medical device standards. Tear resistance at correct use is no lower than that of standard condoms.
Which width fits me?
52 mm (Pasante) for a narrower fit, 53 mm (EXS Nano Thin) for standard, 56 mm (EXS Air Thin) for a little more room. Too tight means more tension and less sensation.
Is the 100-pack worth it?
Yes, if you use condoms regularly – considerably cheaper per unit. Try the 12-pack first, then order the bulk pack.