Durex Invisible Regular Fit
Durex's thinnest line at their standard 56mm. Pick it when you want more feel than Originals or Thin Feel give you and the fit already works for you. If it pinches, the Wide Fit version adds a millimetre where it counts.
At 56mm nominal width this is roomier than standard, worth trying if 52 to 56mm condoms feel tight.
Width here is the manufacturer's claim, and it's on our list to measure and confirm.
Manufacturer-claimed·Specs verified 17 Jul 2026·Prices checked 17 Jul 2026·How we measure
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How Durex Invisible Regular Fit compares
The closest condoms on fit, side by side with the numbers we measured, and the one thing that actually separates each from this one.
| Condom | Width | Material | Texture | Price/ea | The difference |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Durex Invisible Regular FitDurex
|
56mm | latex | smooth | $1.05 | This one |
 Trojan Ultra ThinTrojan
|
56mm | latex | smooth | $1.67 | 59% dearer per condom. |
 Glyde MaxiGlyde
|
56mm | latex | smooth | — | Made without casein, where this one is not. |
 SKYN LargeSKYN
|
56mm | polyisoprene | smooth | $1.05 | Non-latex, if latex doesn't agree with you. |
 Durex Real FeelDurex
|
56mm | polyisoprene | smooth | $1.43 | 36% dearer per condom. |
 Sax Bigger FitSax
|
56mm | latex | smooth | $1.08 | The same fit, 3c dearer per condom. |