Préservatifs sans latex Skyn (boîte de 10), Mates

Neither of us requires non-latex condoms but these are mine and my partner's favourites, by far.

Skyn market themselves as premium quality condoms and they certainly don't fail to deliver. They fit like a glove, come coated with just the right amount of lubricant, and have a wonderful feel - he says it's like it's barely there, and I really enjoy the texture of them when we're having sex. We've never had any problems with breakages, unlike with Durex; you can just tell if you stretch them a bit that they're made of tougher stuff.

Even as the female partner, I normally don't particularly like using condoms; I do notice they 'feel weird' on my end. Skyn's the only brand I've used which I actually enjoy as much as condom-less sex. Condoms shouldn't have to mean sensation is compromised, for either party. :)

Skyn Condoms have been my to go to condoms from the start. I don’t have latex allergies, but I love the way they feel. I’ve tried others but none of them feel that great. For me it’s either the smell or they way it feels. I’ve used all of the Skyn collection and you can't go wrong with the original.

The feel is smooth and has no real smell compared to the other condoms on the market. I’m a little over average size (6.5in and 4.6 circumference), so it’s a perfect fit. It fits like a glove and never have had problems with them breaking.

I could say that the Elite version which are 20% thinner are git tighter but don't give you extra sensation where they feel almost like you’er are wearing nothing. Again the ORIGINALS are still a classic, and you can’t go wrong with them. Remember there is no party without balloons, so safe sex mates!

Prior to trying these condoms I've only ever used latex ones. I wanted to try these because, whilst I don't have a latex allergy, it felt like latex condoms were always causing a bit of uncomfortable friction, no matter how much lubricant I used.

The Mates Skyn condoms, on the other hand, felt significantly thinner than normal condoms, almost like you're not wearing anything. They also didn't have the typical rubber smell that you get from latex condoms. My husband is slightly above average-sized and these fit him perfectly. The material felt very smooth, and much more comfortable than latex condoms.

I don't need to use condoms anymore, but these have definitely been my favourite and I only wish that I had discovered them sooner! I would recommend them to anyone who uses condoms but isn't satisfied with the ones they're currently using.

I can't use latex condoms so my partner and I needed to find a good substitute.

So far the most comfortable and easy to put on I have found. Still noticeable you are wearing protection, but the least obtrusive I have tried. Not worth looking any further in my opinion.

My wife and I have been married for several years, but still rely on condoms due to her not finding a contraceptive pill that agrees with her. Let's be honest, it's not ideal and can get in the way of spontaneity, but it's far better than no sex at all - the key is finding the right ones.

We thought we had, right up until I started getting uncomfortable after using latex based condoms. Wondering if it was a coincidence I decided to get some of these Skyn Non-Latex condoms. We'd used standard Skyn ones before and liked that, so it was worth a go.

And my goodness, was it worth a go! The first thing that struck us was the smell, or more accurately the lack of one. There was none of that rubbery odour that you get from latex condoms, and we immediately liked them for that reason. They weren't any easier or harder to put on, so up until this point, the experience had definitely been positive. Now, the moment of truth.

I won't go into graphic detail, but they're good. Like, really good. Don't buy into the "it feels like you're not wearing anything" comments because that's probably never going to happen without actually wearing anything, but the next best thing? Most definitely. My wife continues to enjoy them to the tune of having at least one orgasm every time we've used these for sex, and they feel pretty great on me too. They're also far nicer to deal with after the event; unlike latex condoms, they don't leave me feeling uncomfortable and don't seem to leave the same weird residue you can sometimes get from latex condoms.

So whether or not my discomfort was latex related, we're not going back to latex condoms any time soon. They're pricey, but at basically £1 each for how they feel I can most definitely cope with that.