Sagami condoms
Chasing the thinnest condom you can buy? That road leads to Sagami. It’s a Japanese manufacturer behind some of the thinnest condoms in the world, the polyurethane Original 0.02 and the record setting 0.01, both far thinner than standard latex. It’s a premium, sensation first buy, sold online in Australia. Polyurethane is less stretchy than latex, so fit matters a little more here, but if maximum thinness is the point, this is where it lives.
Every Sagami condom
Sagami Original 0.02
polyurethane · ultra-thin
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Japanese polyurethane at 0.02mm, one of the thinnest condoms sold in Australia. It's latex free, near odourless and fine with oil based lube, but polyurethane doesn't stretch like latex, so your fit needs to be right at its 55mm width. It also runs shorter than most at 170mm, worth checking before you commit.
55mm
Sagami Original 0.01
polyurethane · ultra-thin
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The thinnest condom made anywhere, 0.01mm polyurethane. It's a specialist buy, pricey, sold in 5 packs and unforgiving if your fit isn't right, because polyurethane doesn't stretch to cover a sizing miss. Get your width sorted first, then enjoy barely wearing anything.
55mm
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The Sagami range at a glance
| Condom | Width | Material | Price/ea |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sagami Original 0.02 |
55mm | polyurethane | — |
| Sagami Original 0.01 |
55mm | polyurethane | — |
How Sagami compares
All 2 Sagami condoms are the same width, 55mm, so the choice within the range is about feel rather than fit. 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 Sagami sells here is polyurethane.
Not sure of your size? Measure once → Compare every brand by width →
Common questions about Sagami
Are Sagami condoms the thinnest?
Sagami's Original 0.01 is among the thinnest condoms made anywhere. The polyurethane also conducts heat well and suits latex allergies. It's less stretchy than latex though, so getting the width right matters more.
Where do you buy Sagami in Australia?
Online. Sagami is an import rather than a supermarket brand. We list stockists on each product.