47–57 mm Common Widths • 58–69 mm Extended Options
Use this Condom Size Chart Austria to understand the condom widths commonly found in Austria. Austrian health guidance focuses on nominal width in millimetres and on measuring the circumference of the fully erect penis at its thickest point. Austrian retail guidance commonly groups 47–49 mm as small, 52–54 mm as medium and 55–57 mm as large, while specialist Austrian-market ranges also extend to 58, 60, 64 and 69 mm.
In Austria, the most useful technical number on a condom pack is the nominal width. The Austrian public-health portal Gesundheit.gv.at explains that condom size is indicated by width in millimetres. The ÖGF likewise teaches that a good fit depends primarily on erect penis circumference rather than penis length.
Austrian dm currently groups common condom widths into three practical categories: 47–49 mm for smaller condoms, 52–54 mm for medium condoms and 55–57 mm for larger condoms. The exact fit still depends on the manufacturer and the individual product.
| Nominal Width | Width In Inches | Common Austria Category | Retail Girth Guide* |
|---|---|---|---|
| 47 mm | ≈ 1.85 in | Small / narrow | 9.6–10.2 cm |
| 49 mm | ≈ 1.93 in | Small / narrow | 10.2–10.8 cm |
| 52 mm | ≈ 2.05 in | Medium | 10.8–11.4 cm |
| 53 mm | ≈ 2.09 in | Medium | 11.0–11.6 cm |
| 54 mm | ≈ 2.13 in | Medium | 11.4–12.0 cm |
| 55 mm | ≈ 2.17 in | Large / wide | 11.6–12.2 cm |
| 56 mm | ≈ 2.20 in | Large / wide | 11.8–12.4 cm |
| 57 mm | ≈ 2.24 in | Large / wide | 12.0–12.6 cm |
Austrian shops and specialist condom brands offer widths beyond the common 47–57 mm range. This matters for people who find ordinary drugstore condoms consistently too tight. Current Austrian size guides and specialist brands include 58, 60, 64 and 69 mm options.
| Nominal Width | Example Girth Range* | Width In Inches | Market Position |
|---|---|---|---|
| 58 mm | 12.2–12.8 cm | ≈ 2.28 in | Nearby wide option |
| 60 mm | 12.6–13.2 cm | ≈ 2.36 in | Extra-wide / XL territory |
| 64 mm | 13.2–13.8 cm | ≈ 2.52 in | Specialist extra-wide |
| 69 mm | 13.8–14.4 cm | ≈ 2.72 in | Specialist very-wide |
MISTER SIZE Austria, for example, currently offers seven widths from 47 to 69 mm. Its own brand-specific chart maps these widths to circumference ranges. That chart is useful for MISTER SIZE products but should not be treated as an official Austrian national formula for every condom.
“Nominale Breite” means the nominal width of the condom. It is the product width measured flat and is normally printed in millimetres on the packaging. Austrian health information uses this number as the key condom-size reference.
Gesundheit.gv.at and the ÖGF both describe a simple circumference-based way to understand the number: measure the fully erect penis at the thickest point and use the size guide to identify an appropriate nominal width. Their educational materials stress that penis circumference is more important for size selection than penis length.
Use a dedicated fit guide rather than guessing from appearance or S/M/L labels.
Small, medium and large are convenient shopping categories, but millimetres are more precise. A product labelled “regular” by one brand can have a different nominal width from another brand's regular condom.
Current Durex Austria product pages demonstrate why brand-level labels and national retail categories do not always align perfectly. Durex Gefühlsecht Slim is listed at 52.5 mm and described as a narrow fit. Several current regular-fit Durex Austria products, including Hautnah Classic and Gefühlsecht Classic, are listed at 56 mm.
Durex Gefühlsecht XXL and Hautnah XXL are currently listed at 60 mm. Durex Intensity XXL goes slightly wider at 61 mm. These examples show why the exact product specification should take priority over a generic S/M/L interpretation.
| Durex Austria Example | Fit Label | Nominal Width | Comparison |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gefühlsecht Slim | Schmal | 52.5 mm | Narrow Durex AT example |
| Hautnah Classic | Regulär | 56 mm | Regular Durex AT example |
| Gefühlsecht Classic | Regulär | 56 mm | Regular Durex AT example |
| Gefühlsecht XXL | Groß | 60 mm | Large / XXL example |
| Hautnah XXL | Groß | 60 mm | Large / XXL example |
| Intensity XXL | Groß | 61 mm | Current extra-wide Durex AT example |
Use millimetres as the technical reference and brand labels as secondary guidance.
Austrian guidance says to measure the circumference of the fully erect penis at its thickest point. Use a flexible measuring tape. If you do not have one, a non-stretch string can be wrapped around the shaft, marked and then measured with a ruler.
Gesundheit.gv.at and the ÖGF both emphasise circumference as the main sizing measurement. The ÖGF Condomguide provides a dedicated measuring strip so users can identify a suitable size without guessing.
Use a fully erect circumference.
Wrap around the fullest part of the shaft.
Touch the skin without squeezing the tissue.
Check that the measurement is consistent.
Map the girth to the exact product's nominal-width chart.
For a full measurement walkthrough, use our How to Measure Penis Girth for Condom Size guide.
Austria has two useful types of sizing information. Public-health sources such as Gesundheit.gv.at and the ÖGF explain the principle: condom width matters, the circumference of the erect penis should be measured, and the nominal width is printed on the pack.
Retail and manufacturer charts then provide more detailed width-to-girth ranges for specific shopping decisions. Austrian dm currently publishes a detailed 47–69 mm table, while specialist brands such as MISTER SIZE publish their own fit ranges.
These detailed commercial tables should be used as brand or retailer orientation, not merged into one supposedly universal Austrian medical formula.
52–53 mm sits in a very common medium-width area, but Austria does not have one universal standard size that every brand must call “regular”. Austrian dm includes 52, 53 and 54 mm in its medium category.
Durex Austria demonstrates the label variation: several current Durex products described as regular are 56 mm. Therefore, a user switching brands should compare the millimetre width rather than the word “regular”.
Yes. Current Austrian retail guidance places 47 and 49 mm in the small/narrow range. These widths can be useful when medium condoms repeatedly slip, bunch or feel insecure.
If you are considering a narrower product, see our Small Condom Fit guide for practical fit signs.
Austrian dm groups 55–57 mm as larger condoms. But brand labels can differ: Durex Austria currently calls 56 mm “regular” on several products. That difference is a good example of why the millimetre number is more useful than the category name.
Wider condoms are readily available in the Austrian market. Current Austrian retail guidance includes 60, 64 and 69 mm, and MISTER SIZE Austria sells these widths directly. Durex Austria also sells 60 mm XXL products and currently lists a 61 mm Intensity XXL product.
If a 55–57 mm condom remains uncomfortably tight, measure girth and compare the next technical width rather than automatically buying the widest product.
Austrian public-health sources focus primarily on erect penis circumference for width selection. The ÖGF states that penis length is not the main factor for determining condom size. Product length still needs to provide adequate coverage, but it should be checked separately from width.
Read Does Condom Length Matter? for a detailed explanation of length versus girth.
Austria's Gesundheitsportal specifically stresses that correct size matters. The aim is a condom that can be rolled on properly and stays secure during use.
The ÖGF advises buying condoms whose packaging carries the CE mark and notes that only tested condoms may be sold in Austria. It also advises checking the expiration date before use.
CE marking and product standards address safety and regulatory compliance, but they do not force every manufacturer to use one identical width. A compliant Austrian-market condom can still be 47, 52, 56, 60 or another nominal width.
Size is only one part of reliable use. Gesundheit.gv.at instructs users to open the wrapper carefully, avoid damage from fingernails, teeth or sharp objects, pinch air from the reservoir, roll the condom as far as possible over the erect penis and hold it at the base during withdrawal.
The ÖGF warns against using two condoms at the same time and against oil-based lubricants with condoms. Follow the instructions on the exact pack because material compatibility can vary.
Common questions about Austrian condom sizes, nominal width, Durex Austria and measuring girth.