Skiing / snowboarding in diapers?

So I went skiing last week. The snow was Amazing! But I decided to wear a diaper. It was a very very thick one, but underneath all the snow gear nobody noticed. It was quite comfortable. The only thing I was afraid of was if I fell and hurt myself or something and had to be taken to the hospital... There was part of me that thought it would be exciting for the nurse or doc to find I was wearing a diaper and the other part of me was freaked out. Anyone else every wear diapers while skiing or snowboarding?

I was trying to do just that last week, but it was so crowded, that I turned around before I got to the ski resort. I was concerned that it would get real cold during the day with a wet diaper on.

Was this a problem?

That would be a great help too if you were learning to snowboard because you are on your ass all day! I always wanted to slide down a hill in just a diaper on.

Go for it everyone, especially when wearing all the snow gear. No one will hear the rustling or notice the bulk under your clothes. The only caution is making sure your diaper will last the day, as changing could increase the risk of discovery.

I have, snow pants make you have a bubblebutt anyways, I bet no one would ever notice you had one on

I have once. it was awesome. Haven't gone snowboarding in a while due to a tib/fib/ankle break from ice hockey accident 11/08. hoping to go next year

Snowboarding whilst diapered is the best. You can get super thick so multi layered diapers so as to avoid bathroom stops and the bulk disappears in the snow gear. The padded bottom saves on bumps and the extra padding keeps the bum warm when sitting on the ground. It is the best.

Does it eventually get cold? How long do you go in between changes?

Wrapped well both inside and out then - how lovely and cosy!

Anyone else tried that?

I have, being incontinent. It takes time to remember you are safe and dry all over except your crotch.

I'm actually doing this right now in France.

I have never skied but it is nice to be all cosily wrapped up on a cold or wet day with a diaper somewhere underneath

Now that skiing is back in season, does anyone have stories? I'm curious how this works. I usually go skiing with friends. None of them know I wear diapers so I'm not sure how i would hide it. Also, I would be so afraid of leaks. Not because of getting caught, but because of the cold.

Does take time to get used to

Skiing in diapers is a must try for all ski lovers 😃 i do it all the time

I also always ski diapered. If you wear ski pants like in that image:

http://www.surfanic.com/media/catalog/product/cache/2/image/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/S/W/SW121101-001-517.jpg

I mean the kind of which have a lining, you can't get your diaper to be visible even if you tried.

The question was raised a couple times. I'm really curious how well skiing in diapers works once they're wet. I recently fessed up to the doctor that I've been having "issues". I can still make it to the bathroom but it's getting really tough. (think crossed eyes and legs). A few beers then out on the slopes and I'd never make it. Snow pants are a real bear when you are desperate.

Wearing while being out would be a great relief (no pun intended heehee). Since I've admitted that I've been having problems I'm not too concerned about being outed in the event of having an accident and getting hurt. So, to all you pro skiers out there, What about the "dampness" issue?

If you use a good quality diaper, like Tena Slip Maxi, it will absorb a lot and the gel in the diaper takes care that nothing happens even if you sit on a wet diaper. It doesn't really get different if you do it under your skiing clothes or under your some other clothes. If you have a favorite high absorption diaper that you are comfortable wearing while going shopping - you'll do fine with that same diaper under your skiing pants.

Personnaly I use to ski / snowboarding in diapers.

The ski pants are large and like banjo say use a very good diaper to spend your complete journey without leaking.

That's why I use tena slip maxi or better like fabines crinlz or mydiapers night.

It'a a must.

When you put your bottoms onto the snow, the thicness keep your bottoms warn !

good skiing !

Yeah, well I just tried it. I ended up in the emergency room. Yeah, they got to check out my "gear". Is it a little warm in here or is it just me?

As you know from my earlier posts I suffer from intimittent bladder problems or incontinence and whist I have never snowboarded or skiied whilst wearing a diaper, I am seriously considering doing so in my future if I am on a skiing holiday although this would probably happen when I get older.

the reasons are simply Not least because of the dirty and frankly unhygienic toilets/restrooms and the ques for them which is really annoying but also and because it's very hit and miss interms of myself avoiding any embarrasing accidents.

Although I would not go out just in a diaper as I have seen someone do online as I would view this as immoral behaviour as it sends the wrong message about people who genuinely need to wear diapers, but let me say on record I am not going out to personally attack anyone,

However if I had a physical accident as in a mishap on the ski slopes and was still conscious as in not in a coma as a result of the accident and I concequently ended up in A&E, I would honoustly tell them I have disabilities and as a result of this fact I needed to wear diapers to avoid any embarrasing situations.

As specially I would not like to spring any problems in terms of messes to clean up on the doctors or nurses that were taking care of me and I would inform them I need diapers or nappies due to my incontinence problems

and speaking from painful past personal experiances with doctors hopefully this would also go towards avoiding any unnecessary conflicts or humilliation and questions about my personsl judgement and state of mind not that I am accusing anyone either.

Yours sincerly

Chinababy888.

Just an aside.... I've ended up in the emergency room twice wearing my diapers and rubber pants. I sure wasn't planning on going to the E room both times. Once for a double fracture of my leg and while roller skating with my kids. The other time was skiing when I caught something buried in the snow. It flipped me and I ended up coming down on my shoulder. Once again. Double fracture of the upper arm.

It's always an interesting feeling going through me (horror?) when I know I'm going to be outed like that. There is absolutely no way you're gonna hide what you're wearing.The medical personnel don't give a good damn, but you're liable to see a bit of a chuckle if you watch closely.....

I always wear a diaper while skiing. This Sunday and the lift broke down on me. I was 2/3 up, and it 3 1/2 hours to get me off the lift. I was cold, but I didn't worry about having an accident.

Well, I'm not a skier or snowboarder and at this point in life, too old to start (the older you get, the easier things break). If I were, I'm not sure I'd want to wear my diapers underneath all the winter clothes. Diapers have always been more of a warm weather thing for me (especially with respect to going out in public with them). Though I can see where having to take off all those clothes to pee would be a hassle--and you wouldn't have to do that if you were wearing your diapers!

I wear a ski suit that is a bit like Ralphie's snow suit in a Christmas Story. It's a whole ordeal to pull it down so I can pee, and it's so much easier to pee in the diaper.

I used to ski before I ended up in a chair, Killington and A basin among others ,and yes I was Incon back then also .never had a problem ,although in the last year's I have had alot of ICU stays ,so lots of wet and messy changes ,and since messes are controlled by drugs ,I don't start or stop them I have messed on a nurse or two well being changed ,being they know its dictated by medication and not something I can have any control over .they just change cloves clean up and start over,I am surely they happily deal with it , since nurses administer the medication in hospitals they know once they give it to me I have no warning and no control it just happens.

But I have never had a nurse upset by it or I offended

Yes, I’ve done it...once

I actually didn’t enjoy it as much as I thought I would, but at least I tried it

What of other sports? Seems this was once discussed, but I can't find the old categories. Out on the links today I thought I saw another golfer and that she was diapered. When closer I was never positive. Exciting though. Who has played other sports while diapered? If it is a warm weather (or indoor) sport how do you keep from getting overheated in the diaper? Just a lot of powder, or does only a disposable help? If you wear plastic panties I guess you are just going to get hot.

I've worn diapers while golfing many times, and play with the same foursome. AFAIK, they aren't aware of my diapers and have never brought it. As far as being discreet, I wear a pair of boxers over my diaper and am fairly careful about keeping the waistband above the diaper. I'm also fairly careful about keeping the diaper well below the capacity, but a diaper close to the limit isn't very comfortable to walk in to begin with. One time air escaped from the back of my diaper as I put the tee in the ground and one of my partners noticed- but it was in passing. I'm also careful about how I bend over, but that's more due to having awful knees and a good back. I tend to kick my leg out sideways.

I've been to the gym in diapers, and that's definitely more difficult, especially if my diaper is sagging. My strategy for discreteness is: don't push your diaper to the limit. Think about how little you notice of those around you. If their socks weren't matching and you had no reason to check it out- what chances would you notice? I've heard those of us mention the tell-tale sign of the square butt, but they tend to be hyper-aware of those things. Even so, I doubt the validity of about half of those sightings.

Look at the prevalence of incontinence among adults, and how much merchandising space is devoted to incontinence products at your typical Safeway or CVS. They don't devote that space to items that don't move. That means there are a whole lot of adults wearing padding out there. Even if we assume .5% of adults have padding, that's 1 in 200 adults who have some kind of diaper.