Quick answer
Durex Avanti Bare Real Feel is a polyisoprene condom with a specially shaped design, but it is not labeled as a small or snugger fit. Use the steps below to measure and test the fit yourself.
Why Durex Avanti Bare Real Feel isn't officially a small condom
Durex markets the Avanti Bare as a non-latex, skin-like condom for latex-sensitive users, not as a snugger or small fit. Its specially shaped design aims for comfort, but the nominal width is not published by Durex. That means you need to rely on your own measurements and feel rather than a labeled size.
If you consistently find standard condoms loose or prone to slipping, you may need a dedicated small condom brand. The Avanti Bare can work for some users with average-to-slightly-smaller girth, but it is not a guaranteed solution for everyone seeking a snug fit.
How to check if Durex Avanti Bare Real Feel fits you as a small condom
- Measure your erect girth: Use a flexible measuring tape around the thickest part of your erect penis. Write down the circumference in inches or centimeters. Common mistake: measuring too loosely or using a string that stretches. Keep the tape snug but not tight.
- Compare your girth to standard condom widths: Standard condoms have a nominal width of about 52–54 mm (flat width). If your girth is under 4.7 inches (12 cm), you likely need a snugger fit. Durex Avanti Bare's nominal width is not listed, but its shape may feel similar to a standard width. Checkpoint: If your girth is 4.5 inches or less, a dedicated small condom (e.g., 49 mm nominal width) is more reliable.
- Test the fit before relying on it: Unroll the condom over your erect penis. It should unroll easily without excessive force and stay in place during movement. If it feels loose, wrinkles, or slips, it is too large. Common mistake: pulling the condom too far down the shaft or not leaving a reservoir tip, which can affect fit perception.
- Decide based on your test results: If the Avanti Bare fits snugly without slipping and feels comfortable, it works for you. If it is loose, switch to a condom labeled 'snugger fit' or 'small' with a nominal width of 49 mm or less. Checkpoint: A condom that is too large can slip off, reducing effectiveness. Never use a condom that does not stay in place.
Product facts
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NEW Durex Avanti Bare Real Feel: Made from polyisoprene, so it's perfect for latex sensitive users. Specially shaped for a more comfortable fit. Polyisoprene provides a latex-free option with similar stretch, but the 'specially shaped' design does not guarantee a smaller nominal width, so fit must be tested individually.
NEW Durex Avanti Bare Real Feel
