Lifestyles Extra Strength Condoms 48 Pack

Very good

I recently had surgery on the index finger of my hand, and had a big bandage wrap, which I was told not to get it wet. My solution to taping a plastic bag over my hand when I took a shower, was to use a nonlubricated condom and a nitril glove with 3/4 of the index finger cut off, to cover my hand so it would not get wet. Worked like a charm, but they took the bandage off after two weeks, so now I have more condoms than I will use in my lifetime. That is unless I have more surgery, or I need a bunch of funny looking balloons for a party. 😁😁 It was a good price and well worth it.

Hands down the best condom I’ve ever worn. The fitment and comfort is amazing. The material is made very thin that it does not take away the sensation or feeling away. It almost feels like I am not wearing anything at all. The fitment is perfect. It does not cut off any circulation at all. It does what it exactly named “Snugger fit” it fits snuggly around the base and I never had any issues with it ever sliding off or rolling back up. I have not ever had any experiences with this product bursting or breaking on me. This is my second pack. And I can say that this product never failed me.

These are a great version of lifestyle that I'd wished I'd tried sooner. They're thicker and I've yet to have one break even though it's a common occurance for me with thinner brands. The unexpected bonus is that they actually feel a bit tighter and it seems to improve the overall feel for me, even more so than ultra thin types I've used. Perfect balance between added safety and better sensation, they're my new go to condom.

Ammended review: I added a few more pictures so you can see how much volume it can hold. Again, you need to cradle this (in a bandana or shirt) when filling and carrying. Original review: I'm making a very lightweight go bag and one of the recommendations by survivalist Cody Lundin is "non-lubricated jumbo condoms" for holding water. Supposed to be able to go to a water source, fill up your condom, wrap it in a bandana, add iodine tablets and carry it to your temporary shelter. Hydration accomplished. So I bought these but definitely are not jumbo size. So I took one and put it to the test: how much water will it hold? Will it burst easily? The picture is one of these condoms in a half gallon capacity cooking pot for a reference. Clearly it can handle approximately 3 quarts of water in a kitchen environment. It handled the stress of overloading volume and clearly holds a sufficient amount of water. If wrapped in a bandana, shirt or other means of transport it should hold your water and not break. So if you're buying these for an effective, super lightweight water container, this will work - just carry 10 or 20 condoms for backup since they weigh nothing (along w/iodine tablets, a bandana and a cup to drink from). Also, you cannot just dunk it under water and it fills. You either have to have running water or pour water into it. Use a bandana as you do this process to cradle it.