What Condom Size Do I Need?

Condoms come in all shapes and sizes, just like people do. And just like your favorite pair of jeans, finding the right fit can make all the difference. So, if you’re wondering what size condom is best for you, you’ve come to the right place. In this guide, we’ll walk you through everything you need to know about choosing the right condom size—because the perfect fit means more comfort, more pleasure, and safer sex.

Condoms Come in Different Shapes and Sizes

The standard condom typically has a straight shape with a nominal width of 52-54 mm, but there’s more to it than that. You’ll also find flared condoms (wider at the top) and contoured condoms (shaped like the natural curve of a penis). Some even come with textures like ribs or studs. Keep in mind, these textures don’t change the size, but they might change the experience.

When it comes to sizing, the real game-changer is (nominal) width. Most condoms are around 20 cm in length, which is usually more than enough for most men. If you need a little more room to breathe, there are XL condoms that offer extra width and length.

How Do I Know My Condom Size?

Finding your perfect fit is easier than you might think. For the shape, it’s about what feels right—if you have a larger glans (head), a flared condom might be your go-to. If your penis has a natural curve, a contoured condom might suit you best.

For the size, it all comes down to the circumference of your erect penis. Grab a measuring tape (a soft one, like paper or fabric), and follow these simple steps:

1. Measure the Girth: Wrap the measuring tape around the thickest part of your erect penis and note the measurement. If your penis varies in thickness, measure both the thinnest and thickest points to get a better idea.

2. Measure the Length: Measure from the base of your penis to the tip.

Now that you’ve got the numbers, check the chart below to find your ideal condom size. Larger sizes are often slightly longer, so if your penis is over 20 cm in length, make sure you’re choosing a condom that’s long enough to cover you comfortably.

Condom Size Chart

Use the table to find the right condom size based on your penis circumference. Keep in mind that larger condoms tend to be slightly longer as well. If your penis is 20 cm or longer, ensure the condoms are long enough to provide a proper fit.

What Size is a Wingman Condom?

Wingman Condoms come in one size that’s most common in Northern Europe: a nominal width of 56 mm. (FYI: Nominal width is just a fancy way of saying the width of the condom when it’s lying flat.) Most standard condoms in this region range from 52-54 mm, so the Wingman is slightly wider—perfect for the average penis size of men in this region. The 56 mm width is designed to fit a penis with an erect circumference of 11 to 12 cm.

But just like with clothing, finding your perfect fit can take a little trial and error. Not sure what size works for you? Start with a small pack and see how it feels. If it’s not quite right, pass them on to a friend and try another size. No big deal.

Why Choose Wingman Condoms?
Wingman is a whole new ballgame when it comes to condoms. It’s ridiculously easy to put on, ultra-thin, and gives you the closest feeling to wearing nothing at all. No awkward interruptions, no fumbling, just pure enjoyment.

Curious to learn more? Find out all about Wingman here.

Is Your Condom Too Big?

Think your condom might be too big? Ideally, a condom should fit snugly against the skin, like a second skin. The material is designed to be both stretchy and firm, ensuring a close fit that stays in place. When a condom fits just right, it’s not only safer but also more comfortable. A condom that’s too tight can feel uncomfortable and is more likely to tear, while a condom that’s too loose can shift around or even slip off.

Is your condom feeling loose in certain areas? If that’s the case, your current condom might be a size too big. Check the nominal width of the condom you’re using and consider choosing a smaller size next time. Length usually isn’t something to worry about—just unroll the condom as far as needed, and you’re good to go!