Robert, for diving you need a condom that is a lot tighter than what these
things are actually intended for - the backpressure from the position of
your body relative to the water column and the cracking pressure of the
check valves have to be overcome, and these things want to blow up like
balloons if there is any restriction, and then they break or the glue gets
wet and lets go.

Our guys found a different one that has a longer glue area, but other than
that the best rule of thumb is use the smallest ( meaning the thinnest -
they are all real short ) one that you can actually get to roll over your
dick with two hands. Remember these things are not made with diving in mind.

Be careful going too small, however, we had to take Werner to the hospital
after his dick got stuck in one and the skin got ripped trying to take it
off.

-----Original Message-----
From: Robert Silvers <rsilvers@ph*.co*>
To: techdiver <techdiver@aquanaut.com>
Date: Saturday, July 01, 2000 11:51 PM
Subject: What size condoms for discharge system?


>
>Can someone at Extreme Exposure report to the list what is their most
>populur size of condom for the P-valve? Just curious if anyone actually
buys
>small.
>
>I am wondering if small/med/large should be renamed large/extra
>large/magnum.
>
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