Trojan her pleasure sensations - male condom discontinued by Church and Dwight - review by JonhLegend

These condoms are among some of Trojan's best condoms available in my opinion; they are a perfect blend between the Trojan ENZ (their standard-shaped condom) and the Trojan Ecstasy (their more differently-shaped and ribbed condom). It combines smooth sections with moderately noticeable ribs that add to her pleasure, hence the name Her Pleasure. These condoms are also a great way to turn a smooth toy into a toy with some friction. The thickness of the condom can help you from reaching to your orgasm too fast, but you still have enough sensitivity to enjoy your sexual experience. Lubrication is always an issue with condoms, they always seem to dry a woman out after an extended period of time. Yet these condoms do a very good job combatting this issue their ultra-smooth lube stays on longer and it stays were you want it. This will allow you to keep your steady stroke going instead of stopping and fumbling over a bottle of lube.

There is only one negative I see with these condoms: the ribs can cause discomfort during anal sex. Because of the ribs that add to the pleasure for her during vaginal sex, they create more friction during anal sex and this can lead to an uncomfortable feeling for her. According to my wife it seemed like no amount of lube could dull the feeling of the ribs as you penetrate the first rectal wall.

Overall they are great for vaginal sex stimulating her in all the right places and helping her achieve her orgasm a little more easily. But they are not so great for anal sex; the ribs can cause more discomfort than pleasure. And they are great if you want to use them to add some texture to a smooth toy. Almost everything that Trojan comes up with is a great product - this is up there with some of their best ideas. A happy wife is a happy life and this condom helps her reach her orgasm easier and faster.

After switching to the Trojan-enz and the Trojan Bareskin (both the latex version and the polyurethane version), there isn't really an appeal to using these condoms anymore.