TROJAN Magnum Bareskin 10 Pack Condoms, One 10 count box of TROJAN MAGNUM BARESKIN Large Size Condoms The Gold Standard – Thinnest MAGNUM condom from TROJAN for heightened sensitivity and comfort Magnum condoms are larger than the standard condom with a wider, contoured shape and a special reservoir end for extra safety and a tapered base for Secure placement Silky smooth lubricant ensures extra comfort and sensitivity Accept No Substitutes,
Specification: TROJAN Magnum Bareskin 10 Pack Condoms
Manufacturer
‎Trojan
Item model number
‎10022600228872
Product Dimensions
‎7.87 x 13.72 x 4.06 cm, 40.82 g
5 reviews for TROJAN Magnum Bareskin 10 Pack Condoms
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Amazon Customer –
Happy with my purchase, good Product
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Luke Johnson –
I’m rating these a 5, because idk they probably work well for some. They’d probably do in a pinch for me too, but I feel like I need to discuss a different topic.
Long story short, I’m new to the condom world, but I learned a few things the hard way. I always assumed that magnum condoms were bigger, but as it turns out, they’re just as tight at the base as a normal condom. Magnums are magnum because of their shape (flared), not their girth or length. So the result on me was a tight thing at the base and a loose thing at the top. This may seem unimportant, but I’ve had a few real issues you certainly don’t want due to the constriction. ED, pain, and a wild looking indentation/red ring at the base once I managed to fight through the other two. The pain can last a long time afterwards too. (I tested normal bareskins first… Not a chance).
I HIGHLY suggest getting a soft tape measurer and just measure everything out before going and buying condoms. You will have to dive into the realm of nominal width, which honestly sucks, but it’s the standard, and there isn’t really a better way to determine things from what I’ve seen…
Let’s say you find your girth and you think you’ve found the correct nominal width. I also HIGHLY suggest giving the condom a test run (alone). No ED? No red ring? No pain? Have to be decently forceful to remove the thing? You’re probably good to go.
But don’t be fooled! Nominal width (somehow) can be misleading. For example, I was fooled recently by the Trojan Supras. They have a nominal width of 58 mm apparently, but since they are made of different material, they are actually designed for approx 53-54 mm I think? and they DO NOT STRETCH. So it turned out that they were WORSE than these… Which is why I recommend test running this stuff first…
tl;dr: girth is (usually) the most important factor when determining what condom to get. Magnums are not “big” condoms, they’re “flared” condoms. If you are bigger than average, then you would do well to research your individual situation, and not just assume magnums are right like I did. It should save you money, time, and patience in the long run.
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Vince Martinowsky –
fits good feels like real skin
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YANET A. FERNANDEZ –
It feels natural bare skin. Love it
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JS419 –
Ugh, they have that usual condom smell. Horrendous. I also felt they were tight even though they’re the big ones. Trojan isn’t what it used to be Just use your pull out method.
Amazon Customer –
Happy with my purchase, good Product
Luke Johnson –
I’m rating these a 5, because idk they probably work well for some. They’d probably do in a pinch for me too, but I feel like I need to discuss a different topic.
Long story short, I’m new to the condom world, but I learned a few things the hard way. I always assumed that magnum condoms were bigger, but as it turns out, they’re just as tight at the base as a normal condom. Magnums are magnum because of their shape (flared), not their girth or length. So the result on me was a tight thing at the base and a loose thing at the top. This may seem unimportant, but I’ve had a few real issues you certainly don’t want due to the constriction. ED, pain, and a wild looking indentation/red ring at the base once I managed to fight through the other two. The pain can last a long time afterwards too. (I tested normal bareskins first… Not a chance).
I HIGHLY suggest getting a soft tape measurer and just measure everything out before going and buying condoms. You will have to dive into the realm of nominal width, which honestly sucks, but it’s the standard, and there isn’t really a better way to determine things from what I’ve seen…
Let’s say you find your girth and you think you’ve found the correct nominal width. I also HIGHLY suggest giving the condom a test run (alone). No ED? No red ring? No pain? Have to be decently forceful to remove the thing? You’re probably good to go.
But don’t be fooled! Nominal width (somehow) can be misleading. For example, I was fooled recently by the Trojan Supras. They have a nominal width of 58 mm apparently, but since they are made of different material, they are actually designed for approx 53-54 mm I think? and they DO NOT STRETCH. So it turned out that they were WORSE than these… Which is why I recommend test running this stuff first…
tl;dr: girth is (usually) the most important factor when determining what condom to get. Magnums are not “big” condoms, they’re “flared” condoms. If you are bigger than average, then you would do well to research your individual situation, and not just assume magnums are right like I did. It should save you money, time, and patience in the long run.
Vince Martinowsky –
fits good feels like real skin
YANET A. FERNANDEZ –
It feels natural bare skin. Love it
JS419 –
Ugh, they have that usual condom smell. Horrendous. I also felt they were tight even though they’re the big ones.
Trojan isn’t what it used to be
Just use your pull out method.