One of the most common complaints we hear is that guys can’t feel anything when they wear a condom. If you’re convinced that’s problem, then it’s time to try a new style, like an ultra thin condom (also known as a sensitive condom). We’re also asked quite often “do thin condoms break easily?” The answer is no. They’re just as safe and durable as any other rubber on the market.

Condom technology and manufacturing practices have vastly improved in recent years, with some brands offering the most sensitive condoms that are up to 20-40% thinner than their predecessors. Not only do ultra-thin condoms protect you against STIs and unwanted pregnancy, they feel more natural and like there’s less material separating you from your partner.

We understand that finding the best condom for your size or needs can be overwhelming, but don’t be discouraged. We’ve compiled a top 10 list of our best ultra-thin condoms and 3 important factors to consider when you buy sensitive condoms online.

Important Factors to Consider When You Buy Ultra-Thin Condoms:

Before purchasing any condom style, it is important to consider the following factors to determine the best condom features for you and your partner.

Condom Size

We can not iterate this one enough. Size is the most important factor when you buy condoms. If it doesn’t feel good, is too small or too loose – it can tear, fall off, or cause guys to lose their erection. So, before you start shopping around, learn how to properly measure your penis for the right condom size.

• See also: Condom Size Chart

Condom Materials

It is also very important to know what type of material best suites the needs of you and your partner to avoid allergic reactions to latex, protect you against STIs and unwanted pregnancy. The most common condom materials are latex, and non-latex varieties, such as polyisoprene and polyurethane. Learn how to pick the best condom material for you: The Complete Guide to Condom Materials.

• See also: The Definitive Condom Buying Guide

Lubrication

Lube is not just comfort and pleasure, but for safety, too. Since the number one cause of condom breakage is lack of proper lubrication, we suggest having some extra on-hand. Silicone- and water-based are the most common types that come pre-lubed with condoms. However, if you plan to add a little extra to go the distance, please note that some lubes are NOT supposed to be used with condoms. Learn how to find the best lube for your needs here: The Condom Depot Guide to Personal Lubricants.

The Best Ultra-Thin Condoms to Buy in 2023:

Best Overall: Crown Skinless Skin Condoms

Best Slim-Fit: Atlas Ultra Thin Condoms

Best Large-Fit: Lifestyles SKYN Large Condoms

Best Magnum-Sized: Trojan Magnum Thin Condoms

Best For Her: Wink Slider Condoms

Best For Him: ONE Vanish Hyperthin Condoms

Best Non-Latex: Lifestyles SKYN Elite Thin Non Latex Condoms

Best Ribbed: Wink Studded Condoms

Best Extra Lube: ONE UltraFeel Condoms

Best Variety Pack: Wink Condom Sampler + Vibrating Ring & Lube