How small are narrow/tight condoms really?

Time and time again we receive emails or telephone inquiries about the actual size of the many condoms that we have in our range that are described as short, narrow, tight or slimfit. The manufacturer's information is not always necessarily meaningful; some, for example, measure the length from the ring to the tip of the reservoir - which doesn't make much sense, since the reservoir isn't usable for the penis.

There are similar differences when measuring width - some measure at the very bottom, others in the middle, and still others only measure width at the head.

We have now unpacked and measured 43 different types of our tighter ans narrower condoms - all according to the same specifications:

Attention: the MyOne brand condoms are only partially listed in the table below. Their sizes must be determined according to your individual measurements; You will find further notes, information and instructions on this page.

We measured the length of the condom unrolled as far as possible from the ring or end of the shaft to the end of the usable area at the head; we neglected the length of the reservoir. We measured the width where the narrowest point is - namely at the bottom of the ring or lower end. Latex is a very stretchy material - but at the bottom of the ring it's not quite as stretchy anymore, because the ring is supposed to hold the condom firmly to the base of the penis. So what use is an extra wide head for the large glans if the condom cannot be slipped on because the ring is too tight?