The best thinnest condom on the market?

breadman

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I've tried several thin condoms, found a favorite but was curious what others recommend?
 

breadman

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Just ordered some sagami ... can't wait til they get here. My fav lady says it feels like there is nothing there. http://www.amazon.com/Sagami-Original-0-02-Condom-Pack/dp/B002E1KYW2/ref=pd_sim_hpc_4
0.02mm is pretty thin, just a tad bit thicker than the pasante. sagami's listed as: 60 mm width, 190 mm length, 20 microns thickness. Pasante Unique is listed as:Min. length: 180mm, Width at base: 60mm, Av. thickness: 15 microns. Pretty close. I'll have to try out the sagami's since they seem to be a bit longer than the Pasante Unique.

Seems like every condom manufacturer lists their condoms as the 'thinnest' and it takes some research to find out if its true or not. I paid around 1.40 for each pasante unique including shipping, sagami's look to run you around 2 bucks a pop.

Question about the sagami's...does the base have a rubber band? the pasante unique's don't which can be an issue with the girl.
 

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No to sound nerdy but in terms of properties of materials from which condoms are made elasticity is as bit as important as thinness. What is the point of a condom that is paper thin but just as inflexible as paper? I have come across some japanese condoms that are extremely thin but they are not very elastic-and it feels awful, bor both parties (That's why I prefer Kimonos).
 

breadman

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No to sound nerdy but in terms of properties of materials from which condoms are made elasticity is as bit as important as thinness. What is the point of a condom that is paper thin but just as inflexible as paper? I have come across some japanese condoms that are extremely thin but they are not very elastic-and it feels awful, bor both parties (That's why I prefer Kimonos).
Pasante Unique condoms are made from AT-10 resin. Like you mention, the material wasn't as flexible as latex but the condom seemed to shrink wrap itself to the skin of the penis. I've also bought crown and some other well reviewed thin latex condoms only to find them too small and or too tight. Im hesitant to buy condoms from Japan even if they're labeled "large" due to size issue's. Pasante is manufactured in Britain, so it was worth spending a few bucks to try them out. Had no problems with them except for their 'saran wrap' look until they warmed up.

AT-10 is a synthetic resin, mainly used in the manufacture of ultra-thin condoms. It has a higher strength in thinner sheets than other materials such as natural latex.

AT-10 is not stretchable, but does cling to skin to form a "wrap". It is well suited to condom manufacture as it:

can be made into very thin sheets, circa 15 micrometres thick
is hypoallergenic so does not have the potential to cause allergic reactions on contact with skin like natural latex
allows body heat to pass through quickly
is strong at relatively thin levels
is non-porous
does not degrade when exposed to common oils, such as oil based lubricants
 

SinlessLilith

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It looks like the folks above are recommending fancy boutique brands!

I've only used drugstore brands and my favorite is Durex SensiThin in the purple box. I'm not sure if they are as thin as the ones mentioned above but I find the material itself to feel better for both the lady and the man. They are latex.

I find that condoms kill my natural lubrication though and I think the right lube is more important if youre looking for a smoother session. I have a particular hybrid (silicone/water based) lube that I prefer, the brand is called Pink and it seems very close to my natural juices and never gets gross after a while. I never bothered trying any other hybrid lubes since I found it but I imagine other hybrid lubes last longer than water based without being all goopy like pure silicone ones.

Hope this helps :)
 

appleb

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Okamoto (crown) condoms from Japan. I believe those are the thinnest and trustworthy.
 

Anynym

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Interesting that for all the statistics being cited above, nobody is citing failure rates for any of these condoms. They certainly will not be manufactured to the same specifications, and will have different reactions to "natural" events (aging, incidental exposure to various substances, etc).

If you're wearing a condom that has an elevated risk of breaking, or of allowing body fluids to "seep through", what's the point?
 

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The Okamoto Crown was the thinnest of them all. Have been using them for years. Then recently Okamoto Crown has once again delivered.

The Okamoto Crown Zero Zero Four.

A bit expensive but I mean this is THIN like you are not wearing anything at all. If you are uncircumsized sex actually "hurts." Yes it is that thin and sensitive.
 
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