Last night in a pinch I made haste to my local drug store to quickly replenish my supply of condoms. To my dismay, my time honored, favorite brand, Durex Extra Sensitive, was nowhere to be found. True to my pioneering spirit, I bought a new model from the oh so familiar make, Trojan. Trojan won a convert. Trojan Supra Microsheer condoms are the most sensitive condoms I’ve used. At one point while pounding ass paranoia overtook me.  The intensity of sensations seemed too great.  I withdrew in fear that the condom ruptured. To my relief and delight it had not.  With wide-eyed enthusiasm I opened a fresh condom, rolled it down the length of my shaft, then with a newfound vigor returned to the waiting ass before me.  

Enhanced sensitivity aside, this model has other benefits stemming from the polyurethane construction. It is non hypoallergenic. Small segments of the population have allergies to different proteins found in latex. Using polyurethane as the base material, this model eliminates that concern. Another benefit to using polyurethane as the base material is the condom is insoluble in oil based lubricants, hence you can safely use it with oil based lubricants such as vaseline, crisco, mineral oil, or most any other slippery substance you can think of. It is of course still safe to use with the water and silicone based lubricants.

This model has deficits though.  The manufacturers decided to prelubricate it with silicone and the vaunted nonoxynol-9.  This makes the Supra Microsheer less than suitable for oral pleasure.  The nonoxynol-9 itself also causes allergic reactions in certain sensitive people.  Secondly if your cock is of the large headed variety the Supra Microsheer will require a bit of extra ‘oomph’ and wiggle to unroll.  All factors considered though, I give the Supra Microsheer enthusiastic praise.


-- Modified on 10/15/2005 8:46:23 AM