Nude is the thinnest Durex makes; Thin Feel sits one step back — noticeably more feeling than standard, more familiar handling than ultra-thin. Most sensitivity-seekers start here.

How should a condom fit?

Snug without strain — comfortable and secure, as Durex's fit guide puts it. If regular fit feels tight or loose, Durex makes narrower and wider fits; fit failures are the top cause of real-world condom failure.

How effective are condoms?

98% with perfect use, around 82% in typical real-world use — the gap is mostly late application and fit issues. They're also the only contraception that protects against STIs.

Durex Thin Feel - 6 Condoms

Thinner latex condoms for closer feeling with full Durex protection — the balanced sensitivity pick. 6 condoms.

Thin latex for closer feeling.
The balanced sensitivity choice.
Teat-ended, easy-on shape.
Electronically tested.
6 condoms.

£5.69 GBP inc. VAT

In stock

Safety information 1

Oil damages latex

Only water- or silicone-based lubricants with latex condoms — oils, lotions and petroleum jelly weaken latex. Check expiry dates; no method is 100% effective.

Product overview

About Durex Thin Feel

Durex Thin Feel is the sensitivity crowd-pleaser: noticeably thinner latex for closer feeling, without going full ultra-thin — the balanced pick between Extra Safe's reassurance and Nude's minimalism. Teat-ended, easy-on, 6 condoms.

Getting condoms right

Most real-world condom failures are human: on too late, wrong fit, oil-based lube with latex, expired date. Teat-ended and easy-on shaped, electronically tested — the engineering is done; the technique is yours. Water- or silicone-based lube only with latex.

Good to know

6 condoms per pack. Condoms are the only contraception that also protects against STIs — the reason they belong in the mix even alongside other methods.