Condoms – Ultra-Thin, Extra Strong, Latex-Free and XXL
Condoms are part of the basic kit – at Tom Rocket's you'll find ultra-thin, extra strong, latex-free and XXL models for every need. From natural-feel condoms for maximum sensation to tear-resistant variants for intense anal sex. Safe sex without compromising on fit or feeling.
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Condoms by Type
Ultra-Thin
EXS Air Thin and EXS Nano Thin are the thinnest condoms in the range – maximum sensation without compromising protection. Both come in a 12-pack for trying out and a 100-pack for ongoing use. The difference: Nano Thin goes one step thinner. If you want to feel as close to nothing as possible between you and your partner, Nano Thin is the pick.
Extra Strong
Blausiegel HT extra strong (25-pack) is built for intense anal sex – thicker wall, lower risk of breakage. London Extra Special follows the same principle. For anal play where you want to keep the margin of safety high, extra-strong condoms are the recommended choice. The thicker wall makes a practical difference when things get vigorous.
Latex-Free
SKYN Original and SKYN Extra Lube are made from polyisoprene rather than latex – suitable for anyone with a latex allergy or sensitivity. SKYN feels similar to latex but will not trigger allergic reactions. The Extra Lube version comes pre-loaded with more lubricant coating, which makes it a smart pick when you need things to move quickly.
XXL
EXS Magnum LARGE (12-pack and 100-pack) are cut wider than standard condoms – for men who find regular condoms too tight. A condom that is too snug is not just uncomfortable; it is also more likely to tear. If you regularly struggle with fit, Magnum is worth the switch. Correct fit matters as much for safety as it does for comfort.
Delay
EXS Delay (12-pack and 144-pack) and Durex Performa (12-pack) have an inner coating that mildly reduces sensation and pushes your climax back. Good for longer sessions without having to mentally distract yourself. The effect is subtle – enough to extend things without killing the feeling entirely.
Flavoured and Styled
EXS Strawberry and EXS Bubblegum make oral sex with a condom noticeably more pleasant. EXS Black Latex are black condoms – visually striking, functionally identical to standard latex. Available in 12-pack and 100-pack. A small detail that changes the look of a scene without changing anything about performance.
Matching Condom to Occasion
Different situations call for different condoms. Everyday use: EXS Air Thin or Nano Thin – top sensation, standard size. Intense anal sessions: Blausiegel HT extra strong – thicker wall, lower tear risk. Long nights: EXS Delay or Durex Performa. Oral sex: EXS Strawberry or Bubblegum. Latex allergy: SKYN Original – same protection level, no latex. Larger fit needed: EXS Magnum LARGE. When you know what you use, order the 100-pack or 144-pack – bulk packs are significantly cheaper per unit, and condoms have a shelf life that makes bulk buying practical.
Getting the Right Fit
A condom has to fit properly – too tight means risk of breakage and discomfort; too loose means it can slip off and offer no real protection. Most condoms have a nominal width of 52–56 mm. EXS Magnum runs wider at around 60 mm. If you are unsure, buy small packs in a few different varieties, work out which fits best, and then order the bulk pack. The fit determines both safety and feel – it is worth getting right.
Shipping and Orders
Tom Rocket's ships free of charge within Germany on orders over EUR 49, and EU-wide on orders over EUR 99. Orders placed before 1 pm are dispatched the same day. All deliveries arrive in plain, neutral packaging. Customer service is available via chat, email or WhatsApp.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which condom is best for anal sex?
Blausiegel HT extra strong or London Extra Special – both have a thicker wall designed for the greater demands of anal sex. EXS Air Thin works as well but offers a smaller safety margin.
Latex allergy – what are the alternatives?
SKYN Original and SKYN Extra Lube – polyisoprene instead of latex. They feel similar to latex condoms but will not cause an allergic reaction. The same protection level applies.
Are 100-packs worth it?
Yes, if you use condoms regularly. The per-unit cost is significantly lower than single packs. Condoms have an expiry date, but at normal usage rates that is rarely an issue.
What does "Delay" mean on a condom?
Delay condoms have an inner coating – often benzocaine – that mildly reduces sensitivity and delays orgasm. The effect is designed to extend sessions rather than numb sensation entirely.