As we can see it’s hard to say the definite average penis size, however we’ll rely upon these ranges when selecting the right condom. Condoms also come in different materials. Most condoms are made with latex, but some brands offer non-latex alternatives for people with allergies or who are looking for variety. Condoms that are too long won’t normally slip off during sex as we discussed previously, but condoms that are too wide may slip off. Likewise, condoms that are not wide enough may break during sex. What’s the Standard Condom Size? A well-fitting condom will give both sexual partners more pleasure during sex because if they fit better they transmit more sensation and warmth.

A condom that fits properly also provides better protection, because they are less likely to break or slide off during sex. But don’t go for just any condom. Although length is often the same across different brands and types, width and girth are most important when selecting a condom. maybe you should also point out that condoms roll out, so length doesn’t matter a 7.8″ condom will fit someone with a 4incher as long as the width/girth is right. From your comments, there seems to be a lot of confusion! If sexual partners have bad experiences because using the wrong condom size gave them problems or reduced their pleasure, they will be less likely to use condoms in the future.Remember that your girth is the distance around your penis. Your width is your diameter. You should measure your penis twice to make sure you got the right numbers. Joey and Miguel – a custom fit condom would be your best bet, as even the biggest condoms mentioned above might be too snug. Need your help on finding the best fit condom Pete. Tried Trojan MAGNUM Gold Collection and they fit pretty well. Problem is that the base is just a tad tight but I guess I can work with that. The major one is that the head part of the condom seems a bit loose and seems like its sliding off at the tip. I’m not sure if I’m putting it on right since I have a uncircumcised penis. Thanks for your help in advance! :) So if we take a condom with a flat width of 2 inches…its circumference is 4 inches. And the diameter is 1.273 inches. What size would I need, as when I use the usual ones, it is sometimes very difficult to get it on, I get many splits, and roll-offs and I really would like to be a bit safer

Hi, I have very specific needs in condoms that I’m not quite sure exists. I’m 6.5 inches (165mm) in length and 5.5 inches (58mm) in girth, and on top of those proportions need a latex-free condom. Are there any options for me? Please help, all my research has led to nothing yet! I also seemed to never be able to climax with the magnum condom on. I tend to get softer instead of harder while I’m having sex. Which probably indicates it’s too tight. What do you think? Thanks! Condom manufactures adjust the standard condom size to best match the average sized penises. That’s also the reason why there are small variations of standard sizes for different markets. I’m a 14 yr old teen. Me, and my girlfriend are thinking about having sex. My penis is about 7 inches in lengh, and 5.1 inches in girth. Exactly what condom size should I use. I really need the help 😔Hi there. I am 24 years old and my fiancé is 22 and we are both virgins. We are getting married in December and we want to know the right condom for me to prevent pregnancy. My length is 4 and my width is 1.25 and my girth is 4. What would be the best condom for us? Thanks for your help. Selecting the right size won’t matter if you don’t wear it correctly. If you don’t put the condom on the right way, it’s more likely to break or fall off. This means it won’t work as well in preventing pregnancy or sexually transmitted infections (STIs). In other words, if your condom is too small there is a much higher risk that it will break and endanger your safety. With each additional centimeter that risk of breakage increases by 50-100%. I bought kimono large microthin. The thing is that I would need 205 mm long condoms without them to be too large. The girth of those condoms is perfect. But when i’m moving in my partner, with the foreskin action, when i’m pulling out and in, the condom cannot be pulled at the base of the penis completely while the foreskin being bunched up at the tip of it. I’m not sure if i’m clear…. Also, it’s good to use some water based lubricant if your intercourse last more than 15 minutes, I learned that from my own experience

When you wear the right size condom, you’re much more likely to prevent pregnancy and STIs. Most condoms fit the average-sized penis, so if your penis is slightly larger than 5 inches when erect, you could wear a “snug” condom just fine.

HI, I seem to be in the same boat as a lot of these guys….these charts mention width, but nothing about girth, which would be much more useful in my opinion my guess is that 55-58mm condom width would fit you well. there are several examples in the chart above, it comes down to your personal preferences, brand preference and maybe some testing to find the best one… regarding size…50-51mm width is recommended for that girth, but if you want a condom with climax control lubricant, try Durex Performax or Trojan Extended Pleasure. Hey, I am 15 and growing but I recently got a new girlfriend and she wants to have sex. I am 6 to 7 in length but my girth is a disappointing 3.8 at the base and 4.2 at the top, any help on finding a proper fit?