I'm curious about others thoughts on the subject.
Having been incontinent for close to two decades, I have grown accustomed to nappy wearing. I used to have underwear around, now I don't. My underwear draw has now plastic panties as my previous underwear and pads are not that comfortable any more.
I so much enjoy the feeling of a fresh nappy as the padding is well distributed and soft.
Over the holiday break I completed testing from a diaper company that I regularly use. As I have been with this company through my health insurance they have approached me every so often to test for them. I have been in meetings rooms displaying my nappy.
One of the tests was a 36 hour pull-up wear. At eight in the evening I would put on this pull-up and leave it on for 36 hours. The new design was to check the comfort and walking ability of a severely soiled nappy. The only exception for to to take it off and put it back on is when I needed to deficate because I am not going to hold that for 36 hours.
The second night I slept in the "sick room" which is basically the guest room and the bed although comfortable has very thick protection. This is the first time I had to start sleep with a very much filled nappy and it will have to take another night's wetting.
Usually the nappy starts to get clumpy as the padding breaks down but there were far less clumps. This made walking much better than the "nappy waddle". I could actually sleep with that wet nappy as it was reasonably good. I woke up the next morning and the nappy held everything to my amazement. There was no stale urine smell and the test could work without plastic panties as the held.
I had to deliver back all the soiled nappies for them to properly dispose of as they were prototypes and the competition cannot search my bins etc.
A little heads up is that we have suggested a small "invisible print" on the nappy of blocks, teddy bears, hearts and stars that can be seen when a ultraviolet light is shown. The idea is being seriously considered to bring a little fun as I have said to them there are times I personally have a "baby stage" where I would wear one of those ABDL nappies from Rearz and some subtle print could be a little helpful. They know a considerable about of their products are being sold to the ABDL. To them it is profits.