So far we have tried one of the condomns purchased that looked interesting. It touts a spiral sea shell shape which claims to provide pleasure through its patented spiral action. The name of this condomn: Inspiral!!

Well it is rated #1 in Men's Health, Cosmo, & GQ. However, is there a magazine called "Heavy Duty Rain Gear for Penises"? The reason I ask it: It felt almost thick enough to be a cheap rain coat. The box was not marked with a size, but it seems so snug that if I was to compare it to a man's shirt. It would be a size 15&1/2 neck, and I wear a 16&1/2 to about a 17 in the neck.

Possibly this condomn is for 16 yo's with overly sensitive nerves in the head of their penis....!! Or possibly for men with a fetish, surrounding the lack of circulation in their penis.

This may sound strange, But now you have me thinking. Ill be honest. Mrs.fun buys them and she obviously is a smart shopper. The terrible part, I don't know what they are... I know they have names like Trojan thins or something but i guess its been her department. She usually has them available at home on the dresser or in her purse. But usually, I guess by not wanting the damn thing to interfere with my thoughts:eek: I usually just open one, put it on, look for tears and Ta- Da.. Ready:D. Then after the fact I examine for tears and dispose of it pretty quickly:lol:.

I need to really examine this part of my life.

Ya know?? I've never given much thought to condom selection either. We're constantly bombarded with hollow advertising and I guess I just figured all that condom hype was more of the same. Yeah, I've had some fun with the glow-in-the-dark "novelty condoms" a few times (well, I thought it was funny when she said it's now glow-in-the-DORK). But I have always figured "ribbed for HER pleasure" came straight from the marketing dept and had just as little merit as all their other spew.

We just got a variety pack and threw it in the playbag without much thought. Maybe I should do some reading and experimenting to see about this for myself.

I still wonder about who is the target audience for fruit flavored condoms.