You scored highest on sensation and on duration. Those two usually work against each other — thinner latex feels better but finishes sooner, and a delay lubricant can dull what you are trying to feel. The condoms below are the ones that manage both at once, followed by the range either side so you can choose by the evening rather than by the profile.
You asked for sensation and for staying power, which usually pull in opposite directions. Everything at the top of this grid manages both. Further down, the range separates out so you can lean whichever way the evening calls for.
Extra dots and a climax-delay lubricant in the same condom, unflavoured. If you had to pick one product off this page, it would be this.
Multi-textured with a delay lubricant, in a twelve-pack. The texture is more pronounced than most, so try the three-piece version first if it is new to you.
Dots, ribs and a contoured shape on a long-last latex, in a twenty-four piece twin pack. The volume buy once you know this format suits you.
Ultra-thin with a delay lubricant. Thinness and duration usually pull against each other — this is the one that manages both.
The thinnest climax-delay condom stocked. Very little between you and your partner, without giving up the delay effect.
Extra-time and ultra-thin, sold as four sleeves of three. Handy if you would rather keep a few in different places than carry one pack.
Super-thin with extra time, at the lowest price of the thin-and-delay group. A sensible way to test the format.
Multi-textured extra-time in a three-piece pack. Small enough to try without committing to ten.
Extra dotted and ribbed, designed around her sensation rather than yours. No delay lubricant, so use it when duration is not the concern.
Eighteen hundred raised square dots. The most textured condom we stock, and the clearest step up if dots are what you are after.
Diamond-motif dots rather than round ones — a different sensation from the usual dotted condom, worth trying if standard dots do nothing for you.
Dotted, in a twenty-pack. The cheapest per-piece texture on the page for anyone who has already settled on dots.
Twenty climax-delay condoms in one box. Plain, unfussy and the lowest per-condom price for duration here.
TimeMax delay in a ten-pack at the lowest price on this page. No texture, just the delay effect.
Dotted natural latex, paraben-free and non-toxic. Worth knowing about if ingredients matter to you as much as sensation.
Dragon dots with a stimulation flap. The most unusual texture stocked, for when novelty is the point.
Dots, ribs, contours — what one person barely registers, another cannot get past. A mixed box is the cheap way to find out which is yours before you commit to ten of the wrong thing.
Ten Manforce formats in one box, including the Xtra Dotted delay variant at the top of this page.
Twenty assorted Durex condoms, cheaper per piece than any single pack above.
A mixed Moods box, useful if you want to compare the textures before settling on one.
Skore across its range, including the NOTHING thin-delay variant listed above.
The Kamasutra range in one box, long-last and dotted variants included.
Six Carex formats, the value option among the combo boxes.
Things that work alongside what you have chosen — for more control over timing, easier comfort, or simply a different kind of evening.
If a delay condom alone is not quite doing it, a spray or gel gives you more control over timing. Works with anything above. Patch-test on a small area first and follow the directions on the pack.
StayLong gel — a gel rather than a spray, so it goes exactly where you put it.
Texture works better with a little help. A thin layer stops dots and ribs feeling harsh, and keeps things comfortable when the session runs long. Water-based with latex — oil weakens it.
Aloe and vitamin E, gentler on skin over a longer session.
A plain 100ml water-based bottle — the one to buy if you use it often.
A ring adds sensation for both of you and slips over the condom you are already wearing. The wand and bullet work on their own, so you can decide in the moment.
Rabbit-head ring, shaped to reach her at the same time.
Replaceable batteries rather than charging — simpler to keep ready.
Sensation is the theme of your profile, and this is the same idea by another route — taking one sense away sharpens the rest. Start light; nothing here needs experience.
Pure leather, pink — softer than it sounds and the easiest first step.
Genuine leather, adjustable, lined so nothing digs in.
Pink leather, light in the hand — more sound than sting.
For couples already comfortable with restraint.
Sometimes the evening starts well before the condom does. A different piece from each part of the range, free size, packed as discreetly as everything else in your order.
A matched set — the most everyday-wearable thing here.
Lace and mesh halter with a G-string, from Rene Rofe.
Floor-length, for a slower start to the evening.
The range is not only for her.
A few things worth reading while your order is on its way.
Where the Perfumed Garden begins, before it gets anywhere near positions. Relevant when lasting longer is the point.
Read the guideWhat the manual actually is, and why a 15th-century text still turns up in a condom shop.
Read the guideEverything catalogued in one place, if you would rather browse than be told where to start.
Read the guideA condom that does not fit will not feel like much, textured or not. Two minutes well spent before you order.
Read the guideTerms defined plainly, without euphemism — useful when you are not sure what something is called.
Read the guideThe half of this that no product on the page can help with.
Read the guideMedically reviewed guidance, kept separate from anything we are selling.
Read the guideStyles, fit and what suits whom — background for the pieces in the cross-sell.
Read the guideEducational content medically reviewed by Dr. Yamuna S, M.Pharm, Ph.D.
It is the quiz outcome for people who score highest on sensation and on duration at the same time. The recommended format is a textured or ultra-thin condom that also carries a climax-delay lubricant.
A delay lubricant contains a mild numbing agent, so some reduction is the point of it. Ultra-thin delay variants are made to offset this, which is why several appear near the top of this page. If you find the effect too strong, a textured condom without a delay lubricant is the alternative.
No. Texture is moulded into the same latex and the condom meets the same standards. Choose by preference, not by protection.
Many people find a small amount makes texture feel smoother rather than harsh. Use a water-based lubricant with latex condoms, as oil-based products damage latex.
The quiz does not guess. Your ten answers score five underlying traits, and your top two decide the profile — we publish the whole scoring table, every point it awards, so you can check the working yourself. You can also see how many other people landed on Passion Performer, and how that compares with what the scoring is designed to produce.