Durex Real Feel
Durex's latex free polyisoprene condom at 56mm, made to feel warmer and more natural than latex. If SKYN's 53mm runs snug on you, this is the mainstream non latex option in a roomier width. It's stocked at Chemist Warehouse, so it's easy to actually find.
At 56mm nominal width this is roomier than standard, worth trying if 52 to 56mm condoms feel tight.
In store at Chemist Warehouse. Full price comparison ↓
Width here is the manufacturer's claim, and it's on our list to measure and confirm.
Manufacturer-claimed·Specs verified 11 Jul 2026·Prices checked 17 Jul 2026·How we measure
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How Durex Real Feel 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 Real FeelDurex
|
56mm | polyisoprene | smooth | $1.43 | This one |
 Durex Intense Next GenDurex
|
56mm | nitrile | smooth | $1.15 | Latex, where this one is not. |
 Durex Invisible Regular FitDurex
|
56mm | latex | smooth | $1.05 | 27% cheaper per condom. |
 Durex Thin FeelDurex
|
56mm | latex | smooth | $0.67 | 53% cheaper per condom. |
 LifeStyles LargeLifeStyles
|
56mm | latex | smooth | $0.45 | 69% cheaper per condom. |
 Durex ProlongDurex
|
56mm | latex | ribbed & dotted | $1.43 | Has a delay lubricant. |