Condoms that won't descentize?

[Gemineye]

I can't find info on google, but are there condoms that won't desensitize me, that I could bring to a session for a Provider?

[CG2014]

http://www.trojanbrands.com/en/condo...trol-Lubricant

[oldbutstillgoing]

Cg, he asked for one that won't do exactly what the one you linked to does.

[CG2014]

Originally Posted by OldButStillGoing

Cg, he asked for one that won't do exactly what the one you linked to does.

Oh.....

[Bobave]

Sorry, ALL condoms desensitize. It's just a matter of degree. Some guys think that female condoms solve at least some of the problem.

[KittyLamour]

Have you ever tried Kimono brand condoms? They are very silky and really feel like bare, at least they do to me from a female perspective. They cost a little more but I think they are worth it.

[Grace Preston]

Kimono, Crown, or One--- One is the least expensive (I think) and unless something has changed, Target generally carries them.

[oldbutstillgoing]

For sensitivity, lamb skin is the best. BUT they provide NO protection from std.

[Invisible1]

Kimono and Crown are among the thinnest on the market. Crowns are supposed to be a snug fit so they are like an outer layer of skin that can transfer the sensitivity and sensatuons in order to feel closer to the real thing.
Skyns now have Skyn Elite, which are thinner than the regular Skyns and non-latex. (many providers get a latex allergy over time)
I have used all of these and think these three are the best Invisible Ones.

P. S. For me, these extra thin covers haven't broken.

[Invisible1]

Originally Posted by OldButStillGoing

For sensitivity, lamb skin is the best. BUT they provide NO protection from std.

BTW: OBSG, I agree that lamb skins feel very realistic. I also read that the reason lamb skins feel so good is because they are a kinda-loose fit, which allows your cock to basically slide a bit around inside a surrogate vagina (the lamb skin sheath) while inside a real vagina, which gives the surrounding pressure on your cock. Regardless, they do feel pretty realistic.

[CaptCroakers]

All condoms desensitize, at least psychologically

[dianaares_x]

I have always liked Lifestyles Skyn and always preach for polyisoprene condoms as opposed to latex. It feels nicer in general. Their condoms always fit well, and their large sizes are good.
If those prove to be too expensive, Durex Avanti Bare are good too, same material.

You can try 0.04 by Crown, they're in metallic silver boxes in any sex shop.
Crown in general is a great brand; that's what they use in porn.

I like Sir Richard's, it's latex but very high quality, and they're vegan and cruelty-free, as well as if you buy one, they send a box to a needy place.

Kimono is fine, but tends to run small, even the large size.



Here's an even better idea:
Try Liquid V for men (a stimulating cream) on under the condom, then put the condom on and go to town. Should solve your desensitizing problem.

[Invisible1]

Liquid V...... Nice product name. Haa

[oldbutstillgoing]

Originally Posted by Invisible1

BTW: OBSG, I agree that lamb skins feel very realistic. I also read that the reason lamb skins feel so good is because they are a kinda-loose fit, which allows your cock to basically slide a bit around inside a surrogate vagina (the lamb skin sheath) while inside a real vagina, which gives the surrounding pressure on your cock. Regardless, they do feel pretty realistic.

They also are the best at transferring heat. And the heat from friction is actually very important for arousal for both sides and maintaining an erection for the guys.
They also can be inconstant slightly in size and fit. Not much selection in sizes either. They also have a slightly higher failure rate.

Al in all, great for stopping pregnancy but a big fat ZERO for STD's

[Gemineye]

Thank you for the sources everyone, I live near a target and sex shop. I don't mind spending a little extra on the best one that feels the best, just as long as it's guaranteed not to break during sex.