Has anyone tried Super Undies by Threaded Armor

I recently purchased several pairs of the adult Super Undies from Threaded Armor. They claim that they are leak proof and sadly they are not and I do not wear them without a pair of plastic pants. With the provided liner and insert they do absorb well though. I now wear them to work because it is a long trip to the nearest restroom and on several occasions I have not made it on time and wet my undies. Luckily then I was wearing a pair of plastic pants over my thicker than normal undies and no leaks showed. I even wore a pair of the Super Undies overnight with an insert plus 2 small cloth diapers that fit nicely. They did leak a little and left a few little wet spots on the sheet but it was not too bad. Of course I use a thick shower curtain under the bottom sheet to protect my mattress plus it is very crackly and loud when I move around on the bed. For me the price was a little steep but they are worth it. I am wearing a pair now and they have done well and taken a few wettings so far.

Personally, I recommend wearing plastic pants regardless of what kind of diaper or pull up you use. Just an extra safeguard from leaking and if anyone is like me, I love to wet my diapers until they are pretty full.

I was a beta User for the new snap on line well they designed and prepared to launch them for sale .

I found for my need a traditional diaper was more protective , I enjoyed the experience of testing them and found them to have very very high quality .

I had a few conference calls with Laura before I bought them. She was very nice and helpful. At the time they were just getting into adult sizes. She told me to keep wetting them till they leak and see how much they will hold. I think I only got 2 wettings. I have had them for about a year and yes you do have to wear plastic pants over them. I don't wear them much I still prefer my cloth diapers and plastic pants. Go with what makes you comfortable.

When my wife diapered me with plastic pants at night, during weekdays, she thought that instead of having my disposable diapers, she bought me several pairs of Super Undies, as a result they leaked and left piss stains in my pants but unfortunately they are not waterproof enough so i have to wear them with plastic panties, since then i have only worn them when sightseeing or shopping as I went back to disposable nappies during the week, Super Undies they are comfortable like normal undies, they absorb pee well but never like my washable nappies, they are worth it because it saves a lot on the purchase on my nappies disposable.

I've had tried cloth diapers and super undies style diapers without success, and always using plastic pants with them. They always leaked especially around the legs. I've tried many different things to prevent leaks without any success. I gave up on wearing cloth diapers. I simply just wear my disposable Megamax diapers which is very rare they leak.

I have a few pair that I wear to the beach and pool under my swimsuit. My wife calls them my swim pants… I use to wear adult training pants but had to go in the water within 5-10 minutes so you wouldn’t see the wet spots on my swimsuit. They work much better but still creat a puddle under the lounge chair while at the pool!

I have not tried Super Undies. Although they look pretty nifty, they are priced out of my budget and their claims are a mix of unsubstantiated hype and comparison BS.

First, no diaper is waterproof, yet the seller claims they are. Every diaper will leak at some point based on amount of liquid, physical position of wearer (laying, sitting, standing, walking, etc.) and pressure points of body/diaper/external object (chair, trousers, bed, etc.).

Next, waterproof is and absolute. It is or it isn't. Yet the seller claims one of their adult products is more waterproof than another.

I am not saying that the products are bad, per se. I haven't tried them, so making a judgement like that would be a lie. However, I am judging the seller's marketing methods as snake oil.

I have issues with them leaking. I will stick with disposables.