Textured condoms have raised patterns on the outside designed to add extra stimulation for your partner. They all protect the same way as a regular condom – the difference is the feel. Here is what each type means.

Dotted (studded) condoms

Dotted condoms have small raised dots across the surface. They are the most popular textured style and a good first choice.

Product Best for
Excite Dotted Budget dotted
Pulse Dotted Mid-range dotted
Aroma Plus Dotted (flavoured) Dots + flavour
iNNO Delay and Dotted Dots + delay

Ribbed condoms

Ribbed condoms have raised rings around the shaft. Some combine ribs and dots for more texture.

Product Best for
Pulse Ribbed Dotted Ribs + dots
Amor Long Love Studded and Ribbed Ribs + studs
Fighter Lover Power Play Budget ribs + dots

Spike condoms

Spike condoms have larger, softer latex nubs or patterns, often concentrated in one area. They are more of a novelty and the feel is much more noticeable – not everyone enjoys them, so try a small pack first.

Product Best for
Mango Spike Collar Collar-style spikes
Mango Spike Spiral Spiral pattern
Mango Spike Chirk Spike texture

Which should you try first?

Tips

  • Textured condoms can create more friction, so a water-based lubricant helps.
  • If your partner finds texture uncomfortable, switch back to a smooth or thin condom.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are dotted condoms safe?

Yes. Textured condoms from reputable brands provide the same protection as smooth condoms when used correctly.

Who feels the texture – him or her?

The texture is on the outside of the condom, so it is mainly felt by the partner.

Can I use lube with textured condoms?

Yes – use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant. Avoid oil, lotion or petroleum jelly, which damage latex.

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