Extra large condoms
Extra-large condoms, sold as XL, king size or magnum, have a nominal width above about 60mm, among the widest sold in Australia. They’re for a measured girth that standard and large condoms are genuinely too tight for.
If standard and even large condoms genuinely hurt, this page is for you, and you’re not imagining it. Over roughly 135mm girth, most condoms are simply too tight, uncomfortable, and more likely to fail under tension. A 60mm+ nominal width takes all of that away.
One thing worth knowing. This is the band most affected by marketing, and “magnum-style” naming sells a lot of condoms to people who actually measure into standard. A condom wider than your girth will slip, so the measurement is your friend here more than anywhere.
Measure around the thickest point while erect. If you’re past about 135mm, the widest widths are the right call, and since there are fewer of them, it helps to know exactly which ones fit.
This band is right for you if it matches your measurement. A one-minute measure beats a guess by feel every time, and you only ever do it once.
Find my size8 condoms in this band
Sax Maxi Fit
latex
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60mm
Four Seasons Naked Black Large Flared
latex
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60mm
EXS Magnum
latex
$1.08/ea
60mm
Glyde Unique
polyethylene
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60mm
Four Seasons Naked Larger
latex · ultra-thin
$0.54/ea
60mm
Durex Intense Next Gen XL
nitrile
$1.15/ea
61mm
Sax Super Max
latex
$1.08/ea
64mm
Four Seasons Naked King Size
latex · ultra-thin
$0.54/ea
64mm
Frequently asked
How many extra-large condoms are there in Australia?
Few. It’s a genuine but small part of the market. The list on this page is every one we track above about 60mm nominal width.
What do king size condoms measure?
King size is a brand word, not a standard. In Australia it usually means 60 to 64mm nominal width, and the widest sold here is 64mm. Check the millimetre figure rather than the name.