Trojan Supra Bareskin Non-Latex Condoms

No polyurethane condoms come unlubed. Trojan Bareskin Supra has a water-based lube that should be safe for your toy (obviously you can add oil-based lube to it too), so that's my recommendation here.

I wouldn't recommend the condoms because, contrary to the advice you're getting here, the oils sweated by these porous materials can degrade a condom rapidly. I tried this on a soft and squishy TPE penis sleeve, and it made the condom get all wrinkly and baggy within a few minutes, and it made it tear much more easily. The people saying it doesn't affect the material within the amount of time you'd be playing with it are incorrect, though it might happen faster with softer toys. You can use polyurethane condoms, only one with water-based lube I know of is the Trojan Bareskin Supra...but is it really saving money to need to make microtransactions on your dildo with fancy expensive condoms?.

Polyurethane condoms (such as the Trojan Bareskin Supra) are safe with basically anything, including oil-based lubes, but come with a silicone-based lube on them that should be washed off before being used with a silicone toy. Hybrid lubes are safe with some silicone toys--results may vary.

Trojan Bareskin Supra is on there, which is good to know because it's also the only polyurethane condom I can easily find (Okamoto has a few too, though those I think do have silicone lubes, and I can find the Trojan ones at my corner pharmacy while Okamoto seems more specialty outside of Japan) and polyurethane is just an all-around great material that is compatible with just about anything. Silicone, oils, TPE, TPR, etc, and good for people with latex allergies too.

According to [Condom the Trojan BareSkin Supra polyurethane condoms use water-based lube, though they're expensive and get very mixed reviews when it comes to comfort and ease of use. That's the only one I've seen that's non-latex and doesn't have silicone-based lube.