Durex • Trojan / Magnum • SKYN • ONE / MyONE • MY.SIZE
Compare current condom nominal widths across major brands using manufacturer-published specifications. See how Durex, Trojan and Magnum, SKYN, ONE/MyONE and MY.SIZE Pro organize close, regular, large, XL and custom-fit widths—and why the same marketing label can mean a different millimetre size in another brand.
The table below uses representative current manufacturer-published widths. It is not intended to list every condom each brand sells. Instead, it shows the width systems that matter most when you compare fit across brands.
| Brand / Range | Narrow / Close | Standard / Regular | Large / Wide | Extra-Wide / Custom |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Durex UK | 52.5 mm Close Fit | 56 mm Regular Fit | 57 mm Wide Fit* | Some current lines use 60 mm wide |
| Trojan | Varies by product | 53 mm common classic baseline | 55–58 mm in several larger / non-latex products | Shape-specific options also matter |
| Magnum by Trojan | Not a snug range | — | 55 mm Original; 57 mm Raw / BareSkin | 58 mm XL base; Ecstasy has 53 mm base + much wider body |
| SKYN | 51 mm Close Feel | 53 mm Original / Elite | 56 mm Large | Current core SKYN range tops at 56 mm |
| ONE | Standard line mostly 53 mm | 53 mm typical; Flex 54 mm | Legend base 56 mm | MyONE custom: 45–64 mm widths |
| MY.SIZE Pro | Specialist narrow options from 45 mm | Multiple middle widths | Multiple wide options | Nine-size system extending to 72 mm |
*Durex's current general UK buying guide states 57 mm for wide fit, while specific current lines such as Durex Nude publish a 60 mm wide-fit variant. Always check the exact product page.
Condom manufacturers do not all use the words regular, standard, close, large, wide, XL and XXL at the same millimetre points. Durex UK currently calls 56 mm regular. SKYN calls 53 mm standard. Trojan's classic Original product uses a 53 mm base, while its Magnum large family begins around 55 mm at the base and changes shape as well.
That means brand labels are useful for browsing inside one product family but less reliable when moving from one brand to another. If a condom fits well, the safest comparison method is to record the exact nominal width and then search for a nearby technical width in the new brand.
Length, shape and material also change the feel. A straight 53 mm condom and a 53 mm bulbous condom can feel substantially different because the extra room is distributed in different places.
Durex UK currently uses a simple three-category fit ladder in its general buying guide: 52.5 mm close fit, 56 mm regular fit and 57 mm wide fit. This system makes Durex relatively easy to compare within its main UK range.
Product-specific pages can still vary. Durex Originals Wide Fit is currently 57 mm, while Durex Nude's current fit family includes a wide variant at 60 mm. That difference is important: even within one brand, the word “wide” may not always mean one exact measurement in every product family.
See the Regular Condom Size and Large Condom Width guides for a broader explanation of these labels.
Trojan has a wider mix of shapes and materials, so one “Trojan width” is not meaningful. Trojan Original and Ultra Ribbed currently use a 53 mm straight base. Trojan G.O.A.T. non-latex is 55 mm straight. Trojan Raw Pure Feel non-latex is 57 mm straight, and Supra BareSkin is listed at 58 mm.
This creates a broad technical ladder even before the Magnum family is considered. Someone switching between Trojan products should therefore check the individual product page rather than assume every non-Magnum Trojan is a 53 mm standard.
| Trojan Product | Base / Nominal Width | Shape | Comparison Role |
|---|---|---|---|
| Trojan Original | 53 mm | Straight | Classic standard baseline |
| Trojan Ultra Ribbed | 53 mm | Straight | Textured standard baseline |
| Trojan G.O.A.T. Non-Latex | 55 mm | Straight | Roomier non-latex option |
| Trojan Raw Pure Feel Non-Latex | 57 mm | Straight | Wider non-latex option |
| Trojan Supra BareSkin | 58 mm | Published straight-width profile | Wider technical comparison |
Magnum is Trojan's large and XL family, but even Magnum does not have one single base width. Magnum Original currently uses a 55 mm base. Raw and BareSkin use 57 mm bases. Magnum XL uses a 58 mm base, the widest current Magnum base.
Magnum Ecstasy is the important exception to a simple width ladder. Its base is 53 mm, but Trojan's official size chart lists a 2.9-inch mid-shaft flat width because the condom uses a parachute / super-bulbous shape. In other words, base width alone would make Ecstasy look smaller than it actually feels through the body.
Use the Magnum Condom Size Chart and Trojan vs Magnum Condom Sizes for detailed Magnum comparisons.
SKYN currently has one of the clearest three-step width systems among major non-latex condom ranges. SKYN Close Feel is published at 51 mm, SKYN Original and Elite at 53 mm, and SKYN Large at 56 mm.
SKYN products use the brand's synthetic polyisoprene / SKYNFEEL material rather than natural-rubber latex. Because material elasticity and feel differ from latex products, a 53 mm SKYN should be compared by both width and real-world fit rather than assumed to feel exactly like a 53 mm latex condom.
51 mm nominal width
Current close-fit option.
53 mm nominal width
Current standard-size baseline.
56 mm nominal width
Current wider and longer fit.
ONE's current standard line is mostly built around a 53 mm nominal width. ONE Flex is listed at 54 mm, while ONE Legend uses a shaped profile with a 56 mm base, 58.5 mm middle and 61 mm head.
That makes ONE another good example of why a single “brand width” is not enough. Most standard ONE products share 53 mm, but Flex and Legend move away from that baseline.
| ONE Product | Published Width | Length | Shape Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| ONE Vanish / UltraFeel / many standard styles | 53 mm | 191 mm | Standard line baseline |
| ONE Flex | 54 mm | 191 mm | Slightly wider standard product |
| ONE Legend | 56 mm base 58.5 mm middle 61 mm head | 208 mm | Shaped longer / wider profile |
MyONE Custom Fit goes much further than a standard small / medium / large ladder. Its current official size chart uses nine girth numbers from 45 mm to 64 mm nominal width, combined with multiple length letters to create 52 available FitCodes.
The current published width ladder is 45, 47, 49, 51, 53, 55, 57, 60 and 64 mm. Those widths can be combined with different lengths, meaning a person can change length while keeping the same width or change width while keeping a similar length.
This system is especially useful when a conventional standard-width condom fits in girth but is too long or too short, because width and length are not locked together as tightly as in many retail product lines.
MY.SIZE Pro is another measurement-led brand. Its current site states that the range is available in nine condom sizes. Official product pages confirm widths from 45 mm at the narrow end to 72 mm at the very wide end, with individual current pages also confirming sizes such as 47, 49, 53 and 57 mm.
Unlike brands that mainly use words such as regular or XL, MY.SIZE places the millimetre number directly at the center of the product identity. That makes cross-brand comparison easier: a MY.SIZE 57 is immediately identifiable as a 57 mm nominal-width product.
Width is not the only dimension. Current MY.SIZE product pages show that wider products can also be longer. For example, MY.SIZE 53 is published at 178 mm length, while MY.SIZE 72 is published at 223 mm.
Major brands overlap heavily around 51–58 mm, while custom-fit systems extend both narrower and wider.
SKYN, Durex, Trojan and ONE all publish important products in this overlapping zone.
Durex wide, Magnum Raw/BareSkin/XL and some custom products sit in this area.
MyONE and MY.SIZE expand the available width range beyond typical retail categories.
If your current condom fits well, do not throw away that information when you change brands. Find the nominal width printed on the package or manufacturer page, write it down, and use that number as your starting point.
For example, if a 53 mm SKYN Original fits well, a 53 mm Trojan Original or a 53 mm ONE product is a logical technical comparison. They still may not feel identical because the materials and shapes differ, but you have kept the most important width variable stable.
If a Durex 56 mm regular-fit product fits well, compare other products near 55–57 mm before jumping to a label such as XL. Millimetre-based switching is more controlled than word-based switching.
The 51–53 mm zone contains several close and standard products. SKYN Close Feel is currently 51 mm, while SKYN Original, Trojan Original and many standard ONE products are 53 mm.
Durex Close Fit is slightly different at 52.5 mm. This means someone who likes a close Durex product is already very near the 53 mm standard width used by several other brands. A small width difference can still feel noticeable, especially when the new material stretches differently.
The 55–57 mm zone is where brand labels become especially inconsistent. Magnum Original uses a 55 mm base. Durex regular fit is 56 mm. SKYN Large is 56 mm. Durex's general wide fit is 57 mm, and Magnum Raw / BareSkin also use 57 mm bases.
A shopper could therefore see nearly the same technical width marketed as regular, large or wide depending on the brand. This is the strongest reason to read the nominal-width number instead of relying on the marketing category.
At 58 mm and above, conventional retail ranges begin to thin out and custom or specialist sizing becomes more important. Magnum XL uses a 58 mm base. MyONE provides 60 mm and 64 mm custom widths. Durex Nude currently includes a 60 mm wide-fit variant.
If a 57 or 58 mm product remains too restrictive after correct application, moving into 60 or 64 mm should still be done gradually and with a current manufacturer size guide. Width jumps become more noticeable as you move away from the mainstream middle.
Very-wide sizes above 64 mm are more commonly found in specialist systems than in standard supermarket ranges. MY.SIZE Pro publishes products extending to 72 mm nominal width.
A very-wide product should not be selected just because a standard “large” feels tight once. Recheck erect girth, application and the exact width of the current condom first. If you truly need more room, compare the next nearby specialist width rather than jumping directly to the widest option.
Cross-brand comparison becomes less exact when products are shaped. Trojan Magnum Ecstasy has a 53 mm base but a dramatically wider mid-body. ONE Legend is 56 mm at the base, 58.5 mm through the middle and 61 mm at the head.
Those products demonstrate why a single base number can be misleading if the condom flares or bulbs significantly. When you compare a shaped condom with a straight condom, check the manufacturer's mid-body or head dimensions where available.
A person may need a secure base but more room near the head, in which case shape can solve the problem without requiring the widest possible base.
Materials can also change perceived fit. Durex, Trojan, ONE and MY.SIZE sell many natural-rubber latex products, while SKYN uses a synthetic polyisoprene material and Trojan also offers multiple non-latex products.
Two 53 mm products made from different materials may stretch and feel differently. If you are changing material because of preference or allergy, keep the nominal width close to your successful baseline first, then adjust width only if the real fit requires it.
Measure erect girth around the fullest part of the shaft with a flexible tape. Keep the tape snug without compressing the tissue and record the full circumference and unit. Measure erect length separately if product length has also been a concern.
Record full erect circumference, not diameter.
Read the exact nominal width of the condom you use now.
Find the closest technical width in the new brand.
Do not assume equal base width means an identical product profile.
Secure and comfortable use is the practical final check.
See the Condom Measurement Guide for Beginners and Condom Measurement to Size Chart for measurement help.
The right width does not replace correct application. Follow the instructions included with the condom. CDC guidance covers careful wrapper opening, placing the condom on the tip of the erect penis, pinching the tip, unrolling to the base and holding the base during withdrawal.
NHS guidance also covers correct application, expiry checks and what to do if a condom splits or comes off. These principles apply regardless of brand.
See the CDC external-condom instructions and NHS condom guidance.
This guide relies on current official manufacturer information, including the Durex UK buying guide, Trojan & Magnum size chart, SKYN product sizing, ONE / MyONE size chart, and MY.SIZE Pro.
Product specifications can change. When this page is updated in the future, recheck the manufacturer pages rather than assuming the numbers remain permanent.
This Condom Width Comparison by Brand is an independent educational guide. It is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by Durex, Trojan, Magnum, SKYN, ONE, MyONE, MY.SIZE or their parent companies. Brand and product names are used only to identify current products and published dimensions for comparison.
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