King Size Condoms

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What are king size condoms? King size condoms are condoms larger than the regular size. King size doesn’t actually refer to a particular size, but it’s rather an umbrella term for all large and extra large condoms with a nominal width of 56mm or higher. How big are king size condoms? King size condoms usually have a nominal width of 56mm or higher and a length of around 190mm. However, there is no rule or standard brands must follow. Every company can call their condoms king size as long as they are larger than the regular size from that specific brand. In other words, if the regular size from a brand is 53mm, that brand can label their 54mm condoms as king size without any issues. Do I need a king size condom? Most men, and especially teenagers and young adults, believe that they look cooler in front of a woman if they use king size condoms. However, showing off a packet of condoms labelled king size can’t make out for a smaller penis size. Using the wrong size condom reduces the condom’s efficiency, resulting in a higher risk of unwanted pregnancy and higher risk of contracting sexually transmitted infections. The two main sizing issues is using a too small or too big condom. Small condoms fit very snugly around the penis, constricting blood flow. More often than not, small condoms are uncomfortable to wear and reduce sensations due to a lower blood supply. Whilst you may use a snugger condom occasionally if you want to last longer on a particular night, it is never recommended to make it a habit. Continuous use of small condoms can lead to erectile dysfunction in the long run. Furthermore, small condoms can break easily, either while you’re rolling the condom on your penis or during intercourse, due to increased tension. On the other hand, using a too big condom also comes with downsides. Like small condoms, loose condoms will reduce the range of sensations you feel. The condom isn’t as likely to break, but it is very likely to slip off during intercourse. Not on