LELO HEX Respect XL is a 12-pack of lightly lubricated natural-latex external condoms with an internal network of 350 interconnected hexagons. LELO currently publishes a 58 mm / 2.28-inch width and 195 mm / 7.67-inch length for Respect XL. The Stag Standard store SKU is NAL-77082; the supplier item is 77082, the maker number is 5006, and the GTIN is 7350075025006.
Verified product specifications
| Count | 12 individually wrapped condoms |
|---|---|
| Material | Natural latex |
| Published width | 58 mm / 2.28 inches |
| Published length | 195 mm / 7.67 inches |
| Internal structure | 350 interconnected hexagons |
| Lubrication | Lightly lubricated |
| Store SKU | NAL-77082 |
| Supplier item | 77082 |
| Maker number | 5006 |
| GTIN | 7350075025006 |
Thickness boundary: the retained exact supplier record and LELO’s current product page publish different thickness figures. A fixed thickness is therefore intentionally omitted from this customer-facing description. Check the specification and expiration date printed on the individual wrapper and carton you receive. The width and length above come from LELO’s current Respect XL page; they are product dimensions, not a guarantee of anatomical fit.
What the HEX structure changes
LELO describes 350 interconnected hexagons built into the condom and an internal texture intended to support grip. The structure does not make the condom unbreakable, slip-proof, or reusable. Correct fit, careful application, compatible lubricant, storage, and single use still matter. “XL” is the maker’s size name; compare the published width with condoms that have fit securely and comfortably before.
The sizing and fit guide explains why a package size name alone is not enough. For anal use, see how to choose condoms for anal sex for fit, lubricant, and breakage considerations.
Protection and latex limits
Correct and consistent use of an external latex condom can reduce the risk of pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections, including HIV, but it cannot eliminate risk. Protection is limited to the skin and fluids covered by the condom; infections spread through uncovered skin-to-skin contact can still be transmitted. This product contains natural latex. Do not use it if the wearer or partner has a known or suspected latex allergy.
Stop for itching, burning, rash, hives, swelling, breathing difficulty, faintness, or another possible allergic reaction. Remove the condom and avoid further latex exposure. Seek urgent medical help for breathing difficulty, facial or throat swelling, faintness, or a severe reaction. Choose a properly labeled non-latex condom when latex is unsuitable.
Before opening a wrapper
- Read the carton and individual wrapper. Confirm the expiration date has not passed and the wrapper is sealed, dry, and free from punctures, tears, or crushing.
- Discard a condom that feels sticky, brittle, dry, discolored, uneven, or visibly damaged after opening.
- Use a new condom for the entirety of each act of anal, vaginal, or oral sex. Use a new condom when changing partners or moving between body areas.
- Open the wrapper at its edge without teeth, scissors, jewelry, or fingernails that could damage the latex.
- Have additional condoms and compatible lubricant within reach before activity begins.
How to put it on
- Place the condom on the tip of an erect penis with the rolled rim facing outward. If it is backwards or does not unroll easily, discard it and use a new condom.
- Pinch the reservoir tip to remove trapped air and leave space for semen.
- Unroll the condom smoothly to the base. Do not stretch, snap, or pull sharply on one side.
- Confirm that it feels secure without painful tightness and that the rim is not rolling upward. Stop and replace it if it slips, tears, becomes damaged, or will not stay positioned.
Do not rely on the carton name to override an uncomfortable or unstable fit. A condom that is painfully tight, repeatedly rolls, slips, or cannot be unrolled fully is not the right fit for that use.
Lubricant compatibility
The condoms are lightly lubricated, but anal sex commonly requires additional lubricant to reduce friction. Unless the wrapper expressly states otherwise, use a compatible water-based lubricant with natural latex. Do not use petroleum jelly, mineral oil, baby oil, massage oil, cooking oil, oil-based lotion, or another oil-based product; oils can weaken latex and increase breakage risk.
The water-based lubricant guide explains ingredients, reapplication, cleanup, and compatibility. Browse Essentials & Care for compatible preparation and cleanup supplies.
During use and after ejaculation
Check periodically that the condom remains unrolled to the base and has not torn or slipped. Add compatible lubricant when friction increases. If breakage or slippage occurs, stop immediately, replace the condom before continuing, and consider prompt medical advice about time-sensitive HIV post-exposure prophylaxis, STI evaluation, or emergency contraception when relevant to the exposure.
After ejaculation, hold the rim at the base and withdraw while the penis is still erect. Carefully remove the condom without spilling its contents. Wrap it in tissue and place it in the trash. Do not flush it, wash it, turn it inside out, or reuse it.
Storage and replacement
Store unopened condoms in a cool, dry place below 100°F / 38°C and away from direct sunlight, heat, sharp objects, and sustained pressure. A wallet, vehicle, or other hot or compressed location is not suitable for long-term storage. Replace any condom with an expired date, damaged wrapper, uncertain storage history, or altered latex.
Browse the Condoms and Barriers collection, the LELO brand page, or the Barrier filter. The materials and care hub and Start Here provide broader comparison paths.
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