These condoms are the best on the market. They’re well-lubricated, durable, and electronically tested for full reliability. If you’re looking for a condom with no frills that will feel extra thin and do its job, Skyn condoms are the ones for you. They are the tried and true classic that’s generally easy to find, too.
Thinnest Condom: Okamoto .04
Material: Latex
Price Per Condom: $3.00
Japanese company Okamoto was so proud of this condom’s 0.04-millimeter thinness that they named it after that number. It really is one of the thinnest condoms available, so if you’re hoping to feel like you’re wearing nothing at all, give this condom a shot.
Best Non-Latex Condom: Skyn Elite
Material: Polyisoprene
Price Per Condom: $0.62
Skyn Elite are the best Skyn condoms for an almost-skin feeling that’s not made of latex, which plenty of people are allergic to. They call the soft, non-latex material SKYNFEEL, and it’s as strong as premium latex brands without feeling too restrictive.
Best Eco-Friendly Condoms: Sustain Ultra-Thin Condoms
Material: Latex
Price Per Condom: $0.50
Sexual wellness brand Sustain is specially designed to be vagina-friendly, which in this case means no fragrances, dyes, petrochemicals, or nitrosamines. This is actually pretty rare and decreases the likeliness that a condom will cause disruption to the vaginal biome. Sustain uses fair-trade rubber. And their condoms are completely vegan (most condoms have casein, a diary byproduct). Being the big-hearts they are, the company also donates 10% of their proceeds to organizations that provide access to female reproductive health and family planning services.
Best Real-Feel Condom: Champ Ultra-Thin Condoms
Material: Latex
Price Per Condom: $0.75
These condoms offer a barely-there feel and are as close to skin-on-skin as you can get. Champ condoms are made from 100% natural latex and are specially lubricated with non-sticky, natural-feeling medical-grade silicone lube.
Best Textured Condom: Trojan Ultra Ribbed
Material: Latex
Price Per Condom: $0.58
Ribbed condoms aren’t for everyone, but if you like a little extra grip, they can be just the thing. Remember to check with your partner before whipping out a textured condom to be sure they’re up for it. But if you and your partner are people who like a little friction, then you should try the these Trojans.
Best Packaging: Lovability
Material: Latex
Price Per Condom: $0.80
One of the biggest problems with condoms? The packaging. It’s often corny, yes. But also: the way most condoms are packaged can make it easy to tear them. Lovability has solved this problem with their “buttercup opening” package, which looking like one of these east to open one-off coffee creamers you find in coffee shops.
Best Condoms for Bigger Penises: Trojan Magnum Bareskin Condoms
Material: Latex
Price Per Condom: $0.80
The Magnum is a classic for a reason and the Magnum Bareskin builds on the that deserved reputation by making it even thinner.
Best Condoms for Smaller Penises: Okamoto Rilakkuma Honey Condoms
Material: Latex
Price Per Condom: $1.19
