[couplewanting50]

I am just average, but will say that in what might be termed standard sized condoms there seems to be somewhat of a range, and some are much more dfficult to get started and get on. The larger ones are much easier in that regard.

Nothing takes the edge of more than fumbling with a condom for a minute. By then, the game is over.

I am confident that most condoms are capable of stretching far more than is really necessary, size wise, but it is the getting them on that is a critical factor.

I had once purchased some Kimono thins, and that, I think, was at a time when they only made one size. It was almost impossible to get on, and I did tear a couple in a frustrated effort to get them started. The cuff, ring, whatever, was so tight that it cut in below the surface and you could not keep it going, and that is with me being average, so I discarded the rest of them.

There was some company that made custom sizes, but now is apparently out of business. All of this is why I dislike condoms so much.

We have experimented with ten or more brands. Condomcountry is one good source. Several so-called larger sized brands have been good, simply because they were easy to put on; they rolled on as you might hope a condom would roll on.