Latex condoms 53 mm, box of 144 — Standard

A proper stock for protected play

Ryder Standard keeps things simple: transparent smooth latex, regular pre-lubrication and a reservoir tip. The 144-pack suits guys who use condoms regularly, with one partner or several.

53 mm is a standard fit, not one size for everyone

The 53 mm nominal width is measured with the condom laid flat; it is not penis diameter. It is a common fit. If it pinches, rolls or slips, try another width instead of forcing it.

Put it on the right way without rushing

Check the expiry date and foil. Open with fingertips, never teeth or sharp objects. Pinch the reservoir, place the roll on the erect glans and unroll to the base. After ejaculation, hold the base while withdrawing.

For anal sex, extra lubrication genuinely matters

For anal penetration, use plenty of latex-compatible water-based lubricant and top up as glide fades. Avoid oils, petroleum jelly, lotions and massage oil. Use silicone lubricant only when its label confirms latex compatibility.

One use, one layer and sensible storage

Every condom is single use. Never wear two together: friction raises the chance of tearing. Change it between partners, between anus and mouth, and for each new session. Bin it; never flush it.

Store the box cool and dry, away from sun, heat and long-term wallet friction. No condom removes STI risk completely; correct use for every act reduces that risk.

Technical specifications

FAQ — Your questions answered

Who does the 53 mm width suit?

Penises comfortable in a standard condom. Pinching or slipping means another width will fit better.

Can I wear two for more protection?

No. Two layers rub against each other and may tear more easily.

Which lubricant works for anal sex?

Use plenty of water-based lubricant clearly marked latex-compatible. Never use oil or petroleum jelly.

Does opening the box shorten shelf life?

Each condom stays sealed in its own intact foil. Follow the printed expiry date and store the box cool and dry.