Lelo condoms
You might already know Lelo for its premium toys. The Swedish sexual wellness brand also makes a condom, the HEX, which uses a hexagonal web structure in thin latex and is pitched as strong but thin. It’s a premium, mostly online buy. The engineering is genuinely interesting, but fit still comes down to the same nominal width as any other condom, and we’ve measured it so you can check it against yours.
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The Lelo range at a glance
| Condom | Width | Material | Price/ea |
|---|---|---|---|
 Lelo HEX Original |
54mm | latex | $2.08 |
How Lelo compares
Lelo sells one condom in Australia, at 54mm nominal width. The market as a whole runs 46mm to 64mm.
That covers the standard band. Nothing here is snug, large or extra large, so if that is your band, the brand cannot help and the size archive can.
Everything Lelo sells here is latex. Prices start at $2.08 per condom, which is above the $1.05 middle of everything we price.
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Common questions about Lelo
Is the Lelo HEX condom actually stronger?
The hexagonal structure is Lelo's design claim. Like every condom sold here it meets the Australian standard, and we don't independently test burst strength, so we report the specs and leave the marketing claims as claims.
Is Lelo HEX worth the price?
It's a premium condom. If you're curious about a distinctive thin latex feel it's worth a try, though on value, cheaper thin condoms measure similarly. Whatever you decide, the specs are all here.