Durex Fetherlite - 12

Well I was halfway through a lush op when I remembered that I had done some serious research into this particular product not long ago and had intended to give you the benefit of my experience. I didn't want to forget all my research and have to do it all again. Oh, hang on. Damn! A sod it, I can do some research afterwards, just to make sure. It's hard y'know (No not that, we haven't got that far yet). I mean it's hard to choose a condom. Gone are the days when a skinny, spotty lad goes into a chemist shop and leaves with whichever brand happened to be the easiest to grab (or if he was brave he would always try and pick ...  Read the complete review

Well what would we do if we didn?t have our little latex friends to help us in times of need? We would probably either have a larger family than actually desired or maybe us blokes would just have to quash our wanton desires of the flesh and beat out our frustrations with some other form of non-sexual activity such as gardening (its hard mow the lawn with a wigwam in your pants) or maybe fishing (using a different kind of pole). Some men have a poor attitude when it comes to condoms, a greatly used line being ?They?re crap you can?t feel anything, I?m not bloody using them.? This attitude can often lead to large maintenance bills in later life. You may cry ...  Read the complete review

It's a shame that such comfortable condoms, for everyone involved, are so unreliable, for me, anyway. Durex Fetherlite condoms are really lovely, I think, as they aren't that manky "coral" colour, rather a sort of beigy-white. They feel really thin under your fingers, but if you have a play with them, they resist breaking loads if you pull really hard. This throws the old excuse of "I can't wear one because I'm 'too big' " lies that men throw at you from time to time. Anyway, put that aside, and listen...these are really lovely and thin, the material feels nice and comfy, and lubrication is good, although I have to say ...  Read the complete review

Me and my partner decided to try Durex Featherlite instead of our usual condoms. Some brands of thicker condoms desensitize the feeling. These thinner condoms are much more sensitive. The only problem is that thinner condoms do have a higher risk of splitting, however we did not have this problem and I am not sure how common this problem is but I think it is worth a mention. These condoms are far more sensitive and if you do suffer from premature ejaculation then a thicker condom that is not as sensitive would be a better purchase. Without being crude I would point out that as these condoms are thinner and run a higher risk of splitting, ...  Read the complete review

...Well not quite correct,but the items needed before the act sure do sell. Durex fetherlite condoms have been around for a time now,they are used by alot of people as a form of contraception.Other names that the condom might be called are: sheaths,french letters or maybe durex (Durex the brand name). Over the years things have changed. Once it was a case of whispers in the chemist shops and disapproving looks, nowdays you will find durex fetherlite up alongside the asprins and other tablets on display. Used properly the fetherlite can be very effective and only a small percentage of pregnancies occur approxiamately 3 or 4 in 100 over a year ...  Read the complete review