This discussion only verifies how unique some of our members are here in their respective sizes. Slight variations between regular size condoms and XL's would be appreciated by many men and yes, purchasing those would give many guys a little pride at the check out counter. :smile:
However, here in this membership, we have exceptional sizes noted in which the XL's won't resolve all the problems with wearing condoms. It's girth concerns which seem to always take priority over length in sizing up condoms.
Manufacturer's using "gimmicks" sounds plausible but I doubt there's any deliberate conspiracy to mislead. It's just that there are average guys, somewhat larger guys (in fairly good statistical numbers comparatively) and then---there are the really big guys (MUCH less in number) who are having all the trouble finding condoms.
We've said it before in previous threads, but the actual number of really large men in the world (compared to average) wouldn't really warrant a manufacturer to make condoms in these kind of sizes in mass production. Likely, these XXXL's would just sit on the store shelves as more of a novelty than a product really in great demand.
This should tell us just how rare the 10 and 12 inchers are in the world.
However, here in this membership, we have exceptional sizes noted in which the XL's won't resolve all the problems with wearing condoms. It's girth concerns which seem to always take priority over length in sizing up condoms.
Manufacturer's using "gimmicks" sounds plausible but I doubt there's any deliberate conspiracy to mislead. It's just that there are average guys, somewhat larger guys (in fairly good statistical numbers comparatively) and then---there are the really big guys (MUCH less in number) who are having all the trouble finding condoms.
We've said it before in previous threads, but the actual number of really large men in the world (compared to average) wouldn't really warrant a manufacturer to make condoms in these kind of sizes in mass production. Likely, these XXXL's would just sit on the store shelves as more of a novelty than a product really in great demand.
This should tell us just how rare the 10 and 12 inchers are in the world.