52mm • 53mm • Large • XL • Flared Fit
Use this Kimono condom size chart to compare current Kimono MicroThin, MicroThin Large, Ribbed + SensiDots, Aqua Lube, MAXX Large Flare and XL sizing using manufacturer information plus FDA AccessGUDID device records.
Current Kimono products include straight-sided MicroThin styles, form-fit Thin, convex MicroThin Large, flared MAXX and extra-large MicroThin XL. The FDA device database shows many core Kimono retail records around 52 mm × 190 mm, while MicroThin Large is recorded at 52 mm × 195 mm and MAXX Large Flare at 53 mm × 180 mm.
| Kimono Product | Verified Width / Size | Length | Shape | Source Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kimono MicroThin Plus Aqua Lube | 52 mm | 190 mm | Straight-sided | FDA AccessGUDID + Mayer current product page |
| Kimono MicroThin Ribbed + SensiDots | 52 mm | 190 mm | Textured / snug-fit positioning | FDA AccessGUDID + Mayer current product page |
| Kimono MicroThin Large | 52 mm base/nominal device size | 195 mm | Convex / extra headroom | FDA AccessGUDID + Mayer current product page |
| Kimono Sheer Variety Pack | 52 mm device-size record | 190 mm on current 12/24-count records | Mixed shapes | FDA AccessGUDID + Mayer current product page |
| Kimono MAXX Large Flare | 53 mm | 180 mm | Flare | FDA AccessGUDID + Mayer current product page |
| Kimono Thin | Current FDA records vary by package/record; do not reduce to one number here | Record-dependent | Form-fit | Mayer confirms current product/shape; FDA records are not fully uniform |
| Kimono MicroThin XL | Extra-large; a current distributor technical listing gives a 56 mm base | Product-specific | Extra width + headroom / flare-style fit | Mayer confirms current XL and extra width; numeric 56 mm is secondary technical data |
Several current FDA device records for the Kimono MicroThin family sit at 52 mm nominal width and 190 mm length. This includes MicroThin Plus Aqua Lube and Ribbed + SensiDots, while the current MicroThin Variety Pack also has 52 mm × 190 mm records.
That makes 52 mm a useful technical reference for much of the classic Kimono MicroThin family. However, shape can change the feel: a straight-sided 52 mm condom is not automatically identical to a convex 52 mm Large model.
Use the exact product model and shape—not only the number—to compare fit.
Mayer Laboratories currently sells Kimono MicroThin as a straight-sided ultra-thin condom. The current manufacturer page does not expose a numeric width in the parsed product text, so this guide does not invent one from older marketing material.
FDA records for related MicroThin variants and packs repeatedly show a 52 mm × 190 mm device-size class. If exact sizing of a specific MicroThin pack matters, check the current package or UDI record for that SKU.
FDA AccessGUDID currently lists Kimono MicroThin Plus Aqua Lube retail records at 52 mm × 190 mm. Mayer Laboratories describes the current product as straight-sided and lubricated inside and out with water-based Aqua Lube.
The older FDA 510(k) summary for this model also describes a nominal length around 190 mm and nominal width around 52 mm, reinforcing the same general size class.
Current AccessGUDID records list Kimono MicroThin Ribbed + SensiDots at 52 mm × 190 mm. Mayer’s current product page describes it as textured and snug-fit in positioning.
Texture does not automatically make a condom wider or narrower. For technical comparison, use the 52 mm device width and then consider the textured construction separately.
FDA AccessGUDID currently lists Kimono MicroThin Large at 52 mm × 195 mm. Mayer Laboratories describes the current product as convex, with extra headroom and a flared shape.
This is a useful example of why “Large” does not always mean a dramatically wider base. Kimono can create a roomier feel by changing contour and headroom while keeping a 52 mm base/nominal device-size reference.
Kimono’s range is best understood as a combination of width plus contour, not a simple small–medium–large ladder.
FDA AccessGUDID currently lists Kimono MAXX Large Flare retail records at 53 mm × 180 mm. Mayer Laboratories’ current product page describes MAXX as having a wide base and generous flare.
The important distinction is that a 53 mm device width does not describe every point along a flared condom. A flare can provide additional room farther up even when the base/nominal device width is relatively close to a standard product.
Mayer Laboratories currently markets MicroThin XL as an extra-large condom with extra width and headroom. The current manufacturer page confirms the fit direction but does not expose a numeric width in the parsed text.
A current industry distributor listing gives the XL a 56 mm base and flare shape. Because that number is secondary-source technical data rather than a width exposed on the current Mayer page, this chart labels it accordingly instead of presenting it as a directly quoted manufacturer specification.
The difference between 52 mm and 53 mm is only 1 mm in flat nominal/device width. On Kimono products, however, the shape can create a bigger practical difference than the number alone.
For example, a 52 mm straight-sided MicroThin-family product and a 53 mm MAXX Large Flare differ not only by 1 mm but also by contour and intended room through the upper condom.
MicroThin Large is recorded at 52 mm × 195 mm and described by Mayer as convex with extra headroom. MAXX Large Flare is recorded at 53 mm × 180 mm and described as a wide-base flare.
So MAXX is slightly wider in the FDA device-width record, while MicroThin Large is longer in the current GUDID retail record. Their different contours mean the choice should not be based on the 1 mm width difference alone.
| Fit Direction | Kimono Examples | Verified Technical Clue | What Changes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Core / regular territory | MicroThin Plus Aqua, Ribbed + SensiDots, several variety records | 52 mm × 190 mm FDA records | Straight/textured construction |
| Large headroom | MicroThin Large | 52 mm × 195 mm FDA record | Convex/flared shape and extra headroom |
| Large flare | MAXX Large Flare | 53 mm × 180 mm FDA record | Wider-base flare positioning |
| XL | MicroThin XL | Mayer confirms extra width/headroom; distributor lists 56 mm base | Extra-large fit direction |
If a current Kimono condom fits securely and comfortably, record the exact model and any verified width/length data available for that SKU. That gives you a better benchmark than simply remembering “regular” or “large.”
Check application first. If looseness repeats, a form-fit model may feel more secure even without a dramatic width change.
A convex or flared Kimono model may add headroom while keeping a similar base-width class.
Compare MAXX or XL specifications rather than assuming every “Large” Kimono is equally roomy.
Move back toward the 52–53 mm product family or a more fitted shape, depending on where looseness occurs.
Kimono product width and penis girth are different measurements. Girth is circumference around the fullest erect part; nominal/device width is a flat product measurement. Do not double a 52 mm width and treat 104 mm as an exact body-size rule.
Use your erect girth to narrow the search, then compare the exact Kimono model and shape. The How to Choose Condom Size by Girth guide explains this process without claiming a universal one-to-one mapping.
Current FDA device records show that length can differ across Kimono products. Several MicroThin-family retail records are 190 mm, MicroThin Large is 195 mm, and MAXX Large Flare has current retail records at 180 mm.
This means a product marketed as Large can be roomier because of shape rather than simply because it is longer. Always compare width, contour and length separately.
Mayer Laboratories describes current Kimono condoms as premium latex products made in Japan, with different styles including straight-sided, form-fit, convex, textured and flare shapes. The manufacturer also states that its condoms meet or exceed US and international quality standards.
If you have a latex allergy or sensitivity, verify the exact product material and seek a suitable non-latex option rather than assuming every condom brand uses the same material.
Mayer’s current product instructions say to open the wrapper gently, pinch the tip, place the condom on before contact, roll it to the base, use water-based lubricant if desired, hold the base during withdrawal and use a new condom for every act.
NHS and CDC guidance similarly emphasise new condom use, correct application and avoiding oil-based products with latex condoms. If a condom breaks or comes off, seek timely sexual-health advice because emergency contraception or STI testing may be relevant.
Device records and retail product pages can change, and older online Kimono charts may not describe the same SKU or packaging as current products. This guide therefore separates current manufacturer descriptions from FDA/GUDID device-size data and secondary technical listings.
Always check the exact package and current Mayer Laboratories product page for the condom you are buying. This independent guide is not affiliated with or endorsed by Kimono or Mayer Laboratories unless your site separately has such a relationship.
Common questions about Kimono MicroThin, Large, MAXX, XL, 52 mm and 53 mm sizing.