SKYN Condoms — Non-Latex Polyisoprene Condoms That Feel Like Nothing
SKYN condoms changed what a non-latex condom could feel like. Made from polyisoprene — a soft, skin-like material free from latex proteins — SKYN condoms are perfect for anyone with a latex allergy and for anyone who just wants a thinner, more natural feel. At Condom Depot we carry the entire SKYN lineup at bulk pricing with fast, discreet shipping.
Shop SKYN Original, SKYN Elite, SKYN Extra Lubricated, SKYN Large, SKYN Excitation, and more below. Keep scrolling for our complete SKYN buying guide.
SKYN Condoms: The Non-Latex Leader
Made by LifeStyles (Ansell), SKYN condoms are manufactured from polyisoprene — a synthetic material chemically similar to natural rubber latex but without the latex proteins that cause allergic reactions. Unlike traditional latex condoms, SKYN condoms feel softer, warmer, and more skin-like. For many users they feel better than latex even when latex allergy isn't a concern.
SKYN is the bestselling non-latex condom brand in North America for a reason: they deliver the reliability of latex with a thinner, more natural feel and no latex smell.
SKYN Condom Styles Explained
SKYN Original — The flagship SKYN condom. Standard size with a smooth, non-latex polyisoprene feel. A great starting point if you've never tried SKYN before.
SKYN Elite — SKYN's ultra-thin option. 20% thinner than SKYN Original for maximum sensitivity while keeping the same strength and reliability. If you want the thinnest SKYN, this is it. Compare all ultra-thin condoms →
SKYN Extra Lubricated — 40% more lubricant than SKYN Original for wetter, longer sessions without needing to reach for additional lube.
SKYN Large — Non-latex in a roomier fit. Wider width and slightly longer length for anyone who finds standard SKYN snug. See all larger condoms →
SKYN Excitation / Extra Studded — Textured with raised dots and ribs for extra stimulation. Same polyisoprene material, with added texture for a partner.
SKYN Feel Everything — SKYN's thinnest offering to date, designed to feel as close to nothing as possible while maintaining full protection.
Why SKYN vs. Other Non-Latex Condoms?
The two major non-latex materials on the market are polyisoprene (SKYN, Durex Avanti Bare) and polyurethane (Trojan Supra, Trustex). Here's the quick comparison:
- Polyisoprene (SKYN) — Softer, stretchier, warmer. Feels closest to latex. Safe for latex allergies. Only compatible with water-based and silicone-based lubes.
- Polyurethane — Thinner and transfers body heat better, but less stretchy and more prone to slipping. Compatible with oil-based lubes.
For most users with a latex allergy or a preference for a more natural feel, polyisoprene SKYN condoms offer the best balance of comfort, feel, and reliability. SKYN's main competitor in polyisoprene is Durex Avanti Bare — both are excellent. SKYN tends to be slightly softer with more varieties; Durex Avanti Bare tends to be slightly thinner.
SKYN Size Guide
SKYN Original and most SKYN varieties use a standard size (approximately 53mm nominal width, 180mm length). SKYN Large is roomier at about 56mm nominal width. If you're between sizes or unsure, check our 2026 Condom Size Chart for side-by-side comparisons of every brand and style.
Why Buy SKYN at Condom Depot
- Bulk pricing — Save up to 70% vs. drugstore prices when you buy in bulk.
- Fresh inventory — We turn stock fast, so your SKYN condoms arrive with long expiration dates.
- Discreet shipping — Plain packaging, no branding on the outside of the box.
- Free shipping over $49 — Stock up and ship free.
- Trusted since 1996 — Condom Depot has been the go-to online condom store for nearly 30 years.
SKYN Condoms — Frequently Asked Questions
Are SKYN condoms latex-free?
Yes. All SKYN condoms are made from polyisoprene, a synthetic non-latex material. They are safe for people with latex allergies and contain no natural rubber latex proteins.
Do SKYN condoms feel better than latex?
Most users say yes. Polyisoprene is softer and warmer than latex and has no latex smell. Many people who don't have a latex allergy still prefer SKYN for the feel.
Are SKYN condoms safe and effective?
Yes. SKYN condoms are FDA-approved and meet the same rigorous testing standards as latex condoms. They offer the same protection against pregnancy and STIs when used correctly.
Can I use oil-based lube with SKYN condoms?
No. Like latex, polyisoprene is degraded by oil-based lubricants (coconut oil, baby oil, Vaseline). Only use water-based or silicone-based lubes with SKYN condoms.
What's the difference between SKYN Original and SKYN Elite?
SKYN Elite is approximately 20% thinner than SKYN Original for increased sensitivity. Both are non-latex polyisoprene and both offer the same protection — Elite just feels thinner.