Ajustado • Regular • Grande • XL • Largura Nominal
Use this Condom Size Chart Portugal to compare condom nominal widths in millimetres and inches, understand Portuguese fit terms such as Ajustado Fit, Regular Fit and Grande Fit, and see current Portugal-market examples from approximately 52.5 mm to 61 mm. Measure erect girth and length first, then compare the actual width of the specific condom rather than relying only on Small, Regular, Large or XL labels.
Fit names are brand categories rather than universal Portuguese legal size classes. Always compare the exact nominal-width number.
In Portugal, condom packaging and product pages commonly use millimetres to describe largura nominal, or nominal width.
Nominal width is the side-to-side measurement of the condom while it is laid flat. It is not penis girth.
The following table combines practical width ranges with current Portugal-market terminology.
| Practical Size | Nominal Width | Flat Width Inches | Portugal Fit Reference | Use |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Extra Snug | 45–49 mm | 1.77–1.93" | Specialist narrow sizing | For users who find typical products clearly loose |
| Adjusted / Close | 50–53 mm | 1.97–2.09" | Ajustado Fit | Current Durex Portugal adjusted range includes 52–53 mm |
| Regular | 54–56 mm | 2.13–2.20" | Regular Fit | Current Durex Portugal regular-fit range |
| Large | 57–59 mm | 2.24–2.32" | Grande Fit | Wider than the regular-fit Portugal reference |
| XL / Wide | 60–61 mm | 2.36–2.40" | Grande / Extra Grande | Current Portugal products include 60 mm and 61 mm examples |
| Extra Wide | 62–64+ mm | 2.44–2.52"+ | Specialist wide sizing | Check specific manufacturer and availability |
Durex Portugal currently provides one of the clearest local fit guides.
Its published sizing guide separates condoms into three broad width categories:
| Durex Portugal Fit | Nominal Width | Approx. Inches | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ajustado Fit | 52–53 mm | 2.05–2.09" | More adjusted / closer fit |
| Regular Fit | 54–56 mm | 2.13–2.20" | Main regular-fit range |
| Grande Fit | 57+ mm | 2.24"+ | Larger circumference / wider-fit products |
The following current Durex Portugal products show why looking at an exact nominal width is more useful than assuming every product from one brand has the same dimensions.
| Nominal Width | Flat Width in Inches | Doubled Flat Width | Approx. Doubled Inches |
|---|---|---|---|
| 49 mm | 1.93" | 98 mm | 3.86" |
| 52 mm | 2.05" | 104 mm | 4.09" |
| 52.5 mm | 2.07" | 105 mm | 4.13" |
| 54 mm | 2.13" | 108 mm | 4.25" |
| 56 mm | 2.20" | 112 mm | 4.41" |
| 57 mm | 2.24" | 114 mm | 4.49" |
| 58 mm | 2.28" | 116 mm | 4.57" |
| 60 mm | 2.36" | 120 mm | 4.72" |
| 61 mm | 2.40" | 122 mm | 4.80" |
| 64 mm | 2.52" | 128 mm | 5.04" |
If a Portuguese condom page lists largura nominal 56 mm, it means the condom has an approximately 56 mm nominal width when laid flat.
It does not mean the penis should have a 56 mm girth.
Portuguese term for the nominal width of the condom when flattened.
Body circumference is measured all the way around the erect shaft.
Condom or penis length is measured separately from width.
The practical result: secure enough to stay positioned without excessive tightness.
Read our What Does Nominal Width Mean? guide for a complete explanation.
A number such as 52.5 mm, 56 mm or 60 mm describes the condom itself while flat—not the full circumference of the erect penis.
Portuguese fit terms are easy to understand once they are connected with actual nominal widths.
Your location does not determine your condom width. Whether you live in Lisbon, Porto, Braga, Coimbra, Faro or elsewhere in Portugal, your own body measurements are the relevant starting point.
Then use How to Choose Condom Size by Measurement to compare measurements with actual condom dimensions.
Current Durex Portugal guidance places its Regular Fit at 54–56 mm nominal width.
A major current example is Durex Natural at 56 mm. Durex Invisible, Sensitivo Suave, Extra Seguro, Real Feel and Sem Látex are also current 56 mm regular-fit examples.
This does not mean every condom manufacturer in Portugal must use 54–56 mm for “regular”.
The technical width should still be checked on the specific product.
See Regular Condom Width for a cross-brand guide.
“Ajustado Fit” is the current Durex Portugal term for a closer-fitting condom category.
Its guide places adjusted condoms at approximately 52–53 mm nominal width.
Sensitivo Slim Fit is a specific current example at 52.5 mm.
That makes it approximately 3.5 mm narrower than a 56 mm regular Durex condom.
A closer fit may be worth comparing when a regular-width product repeatedly moves, looks baggy or feels loose at the base.
Durex Portugal's current buying guide describes Grande Fit as 57 mm or wider.
This gives Portuguese shoppers a useful local benchmark.
| Portugal Product | Nominal Width | Approx. Inches |
|---|---|---|
| Durex Invisible XL | 57 mm | 2.24" |
| Durex Sensitivo XL | 60 mm | 2.36" |
| Durex Natural XL | 60 mm | 2.36" |
| Durex Conexão Total XL | 61 mm | 2.40" |
For broader comparisons beyond Portugal products, use our Large Condom Size Chart .
52.5 mm is approximately 2.07 inches of lay-flat nominal width.
Durex Portugal currently uses this width for Sensitivo Slim Fit and categorizes it as Ajustado Fit.
Someone who finds a 56 mm regular product slightly too loose may notice the difference, but actual fit should be judged by security and comfort rather than millimetres alone.
56 mm is one of the most visible current Portugal-market reference widths.
It equals approximately 2.20 inches across the condom when flat.
Durex Portugal currently uses 56 mm for multiple Regular Fit products, including Natural, Invisible, Sem Látex and Extra Seguro.
That makes 56 mm a useful benchmark when comparing imported or alternative brands sold in Portugal.
57 mm equals approximately 2.24 inches when flat.
The current Durex Portugal buying guide places 57 mm and wider in its Grande Fit category.
Invisible Extra Lubrificado XL is a current 57 mm example.
The one-millimetre difference from 56 mm is small numerically, but product shape, material and construction can influence how the change feels.
58 mm equals approximately 2.28 inches nominal width.
It sits above Durex Portugal's 57 mm threshold for its broad Grande Fit category.
A 58 mm product from another manufacturer can therefore be compared with Portugal-market large-fit condoms more meaningfully by using the actual millimetre measurement rather than package terminology.
60 mm equals approximately 2.36 inches of flat width.
Durex Portugal currently has multiple 60 mm examples, including Sensitivo XL and Natural XL.
Compared with a 56 mm regular product, 60 mm adds four millimetres across the nominal width.
That is a meaningful size increase for someone who genuinely requires more room.
Read 60mm Condom Size for more detail.
61 mm converts to approximately 2.40 inches of nominal flat width.
Current Durex Portugal information lists Conexão Total XL at 61 mm.
It is a non-latex, ultra-thin large-fit product using an Easy-On shape.
This is a useful reminder that width should not be considered separately from material: a 61 mm non-latex product and a similarly wide latex product may not feel identical.
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XL is not a fixed measurement unit.
Even within current Durex Portugal products, XL-labelled condoms include different nominal widths.
For example, Invisible Extra Lubrificado XL is currently 57 mm, Sensitivo XL is 60 mm, Natural XL is 60 mm and Conexão Total XL is 61 mm.
One of the most important sizing distinctions is between nominal width and body girth.
If a condom says 56 mm, that does not mean your penis should measure 56 mm around.
Nominal width is measured across the flattened condom.
Erect girth is measured all the way around the penis.
Continue with Condom Fit Chart by Girth .
Durex Portugal's own fit guidance emphasizes that a condom should be secure at the base and comfortable over the penis.
If a 56 mm regular condom repeatedly feels loose, a closer-fit option such as the 52–53 mm range may be worth comparing where appropriate.
Width is not the only specification that affects fit and feel.
Current Portugal-market examples include both natural-rubber latex products and non-latex products.
Durex Sem Látex uses polyisoprene at 56 mm, while Conexão Total XL is a wider 61 mm non-latex option.
Material flexibility and construction can influence how a product feels even when the nominal width looks similar to another condom.
Therefore compare:
There is no reason to select one condom size simply because the user is Portuguese or lives in Portugal.
Your own erect girth and length matter more than nationality.
Portugal product terminology can help you understand what is sold locally, but the correct fit remains individual.
A user in Lisbon may require 52.5 mm while another user in the same city may fit 56 mm or 60 mm better.
The country-specific value of this chart is therefore in explaining Portugal-market product terminology and examples—not assigning one size to Portuguese men.
Regular is a brand category. Check the millimetre specification.
Current Portugal XL examples include 57, 60 and 61 mm.
Nominal width measures the condom; girth measures around the erect penis.
Individual body measurements are more useful than nationality-based assumptions.
Latex and non-latex condoms can have different stretch and feel.
Straight and Easy-On or contoured designs can feel different at similar nominal widths.
Product specifications can change. Always check the current manufacturer page or packaging when exact width is important.
Common questions about Portuguese condom sizes, largura nominal, Durex Portugal, Regular Fit, Grande Fit, XL widths and measuring for the correct condom size.