EXS Snug Fit 49mm Condoms
EXS Snug Fit 49mm condoms offer a closer fit when regular condoms feel loose or tend to move. The straight-walled shape, 190mm length and silicone lubricant help create a secure, comfortable feel.
Snug Fit 49mm condom details
- Nominal width: 49mm
- Length: 190mm
- Thickness: 0.069mm
- Shape: Straight-walled with teat tip
- Material: Natural rubber latex
- Lubrication: Silicone-based, non-spermicidal lubricant
- Available pack sizes: 12 or 144 condoms
A closer fit for greater comfort and confidence
A condom should stay in place without feeling painfully tight. The 49mm nominal width is narrower than EXS Regular at 54mm, which can help when standard widths tend to slip.
The straight-walled shape keeps the fit consistent along most of the condom. Use the EXS size guide to compare 49mm with nearby widths. The best option is the one that rolls down properly and remains secure during use.
EXS Snug Fit is made from natural rubber latex and pre-lubricated with silicone-based lubricant. Check the wrapper and expiry date, open carefully and use a new condom for every act of sex.
FAQs about Snug Fit 49mm Condoms
Who are 49mm condoms designed for?
They may suit people who find regular-width condoms too loose or prone to slipping. A narrower fit should feel secure, but it should never cause pain or numbness.
What does 49mm refer to?
It is the nominal width of the condom when laid flat. It is a standard way to compare sizes and is not the same as body circumference.
How are EXS Snug Fit and MY.SIZE Pro 49mm different?
Both are 49mm wide, but their length, thickness and shape differ. EXS Snug Fit is 190mm long and 0.069mm thick, so width is not the only measurement worth comparing.
Can I use extra lubricant with EXS Snug Fit 49mm Condoms?
Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.
What should I do if a 49mm condom feels too tight?
Stop using it and try a wider option. A condom should feel secure, but it should not cause pain, marked pressure or loss of sensation.