Condoms

Find the right Skins condoms for your fit and feel

Choosing condoms doesn’t need to be complicated. The key is to focus on fit, sensation and material, then pick a style that matches what you actually want from the experience. Every product in this collection is Skins own-brand, so you can shop confidently knowing you’re browsing one consistent range designed for comfort, confidence and a great feel.

Ultra thin condoms for a more natural sensation

If you want condoms that feel lighter and closer, ultra thin condoms are usually the best place to start. They’re designed to reduce the “something in the way” feeling, while still keeping things dependable. If sensation is your top priority, try ultra thin first, then adjust from there based on fit and comfort.

Ribbed condoms for extra texture

For many couples, a little extra texture makes a noticeable difference. Ribbed condoms are designed to add stimulation without changing your routine, making them a popular choice if you want a bit more sensation during sex. If standard condoms feel “fine but forgettable”, ribbed can be a simple upgrade.

Extra large condoms for a roomier, more comfortable fit

Fit has a huge impact on comfort. If condoms feel overly tight or distracting, XL condoms can offer a roomier fit that feels less restrictive. A better fit often makes condoms easier to wear, more comfortable throughout, and less likely to interrupt the moment.

Non-latex condoms for latex sensitivity

If latex doesn’t agree with you, non-latex condoms can be a more comfortable alternative for people with latex sensitivity. They’re a great option if you’ve experienced irritation before and want something that feels better on the body.

Choosing pack sizes and stocking up

If you’re trying a style for the first time, a smaller pack is a low-pressure way to test what works. Once you find a favourite, larger packs make it easy to stay prepared and keep your essentials topped up. Many people also like having more than one type on hand, for example an everyday option plus something more sensation-focused.

Using lubricant with condoms for comfort

Adding lube can make sex feel smoother and more comfortable by reducing friction. Water based lube is a popular all-round choice, and silicone based lube typically lasts longer, so it can be helpful if you want something more long-lasting. Always check the product guidance for your chosen condom and lubricant. A small amount can make a big difference, especially if dryness is ever an issue.

Condoms FAQs

Which Skins condoms feel the most natural?

If you want the closest sensation, start with Skins ultra thin condoms, designed to feel lighter while still keeping things dependable.

How do I choose the right condom size?

Condoms should feel secure without being uncomfortable. If standard fit feels restrictive, try Skins extra large condoms for a roomier, more comfortable fit.

Do you sell non-latex condoms?

Yes. This collection includes Skins non-latex condoms, which can be a good option for people with latex sensitivity.

Are Skins ribbed & dotted condoms good for sensation?

Skins dots & ribs condoms add texture that many people find increases stimulation. If you want extra sensation, they’re a great option to try.

Can I use lube with Skins condoms?

Yes. Lubricant can improve comfort by reducing friction. Water based lube is a safe all-rounder, while silicone based lube tends to last longer. Check product guidance.

What should I do if condoms feel uncomfortable?

Start with fit and material. Trying XL for more room, ultra thin for feel, or non-latex for sensitivity often helps you find a more comfortable match.

How should I store condoms at home?

Keep condoms in a cool, dry place away from direct heat and sunlight. Avoid storing them loose in wallets or pockets where heat and friction can cause damage.