Best Disposable Diaper

Tena Slip Maxi are a great nappy for sure, but if you're after maximum bulk and quality, they don't hold a candle to Comficare's in my view. Maxi's are great though and I'd probably wear them if it was for need. Not sure you can get the plastic covered versions anymore though can you?

I have a new favourite and that's the Comficare L10. Absolutely incredible nappy. Super thick, amazing high leg cuffs, great tapes, with an amazing tape landing zone and even guides for where to tape. Such a good diaper it's hard to describe.

And then there's the absorbency, where it is the undisputed champ according to both my limited experience and ABDL factories more scientific tests.

I've only had one of them, but I wore it with a single stuffer and after an entire night and three extremely heavy wettings it didn't even come close to leaking. It wasn't even halfway there I'd say. Amazing!

Don't know what it's like for messing, but I'd guess amazing too!

Can you please share the link in the links section on the forums. I'd love to try those out! Are they better then abena in bulk to?

I don't care plastic or cloth backed. Tena Slip rocks.

I get Tena maxi pads via the NHS for my night time enurisis and they are very good. I only rarely leak on to the bed. During the day I wear tena extra pads and these contian my daytime wetting very well.

Link posted Babyboy20. Yep, I'd say they are thicker than Abena's though I've not actually checked per se. They're amazing diapers though. The Abena's have a softer cover, but the Comficare are much stronger. Great tape landing zone too.

I like the abena M4's too very comfy, just got some nice yellow and blue plastic pants to wear over them and my cloth diapers too.

Attends with waistband

Easy, Dry 24/7. Nice and thick, and a pure white plastic outer that crinkles loudly.

My favourite brand it Tena, the plastic backed Tena slips!

My favorite is the fabine. Super thick and crinkly plastic.

Abena M3s are the best overall - they're like the Pampers Cruisers of diapers. They'll deal with most things and they'll do it well, while still being quiet.

Absolute best-performing disposable I've ever used is ABU Simples. They'll do anything. They're also thick, puffy and crinkly so there are a lot of situations in which you simply can't use them, but if you want performance and are able to compromise on discretion, ABU Simples are for you.

I've got some Alvita All in ones they are really good. Lovely and thick and take lots of pee before leaking.

I'm wearing ABU Space-type diapers at the moment.

Deinately disposable. I tried the cloth routine and it just didn't work for me.

Other than that, I use several different kinds depending on the situation. For work, I need somthing I can get through the day without changing, which is confidry 24/7 or Northshore Supreme. Right now I'm using Northshore. I do like them a little better. They are just a bit more comfortable and are the only product that hasn't leaked on me.

When not at work, I prefer a cloth backing. The Tena Super Stretch or Ultra Stretch work great for me. They are slim enough to go under shorts or work out clothes and have decent capacity.

For bed time, I prefer a pull up. I've tried a few and like Tranquility ATN the best. I always wake up when I need to pee and usually go to the bathroom, just not always quickly enough. I've used a few other pull ups and found those designed for men to be the worst.

I use nothing but disposable diapers and have tried many different brands and styles over the years. My opinion is the abena four m are the best for heavy or long wearing. They are very bulky and very noticeable wearing them. They are pretty strong and hold up very well for long wearing without bunching up. They are not so breathable, so they are hotter to wear. I might add that there is no perfect diaper.

What's the best adult diaper?, well I think that depends on which country your in and the manufacturer and rate of absorbancy the materials used and the over all cost and conceqently the quality of the over all product.

In my opinion what makes sets a great diaper apart from a not so great one is not only how it's made and worn but also how it effects the person who wears it both in terms of psychologically and physiologically speaking.

This is why I tend to review the products I come across when I am travelling to new countries or during the course of my every day life as per my earlier posts and replies on not only this website but others as well.

Recently I was on a 4 day business trip to Hong Kong in China and I will review the products I tried in the next couple of days so stay tuned...

Yours sincerly

Chinababy888.

Having been a Tena slip user for well over 10 years I can say they are a pretty good disposable until they changed them to the "cotton feel" nappies, they then leaked during nightime and as I sleep on my side I had to use extra protection such as a towel under PUL plastic pants.

Last year circumstances changed and I now use ID slips which are much bulkier but seem to be more absorbant and also "wick" giving better and larger holding capacity and best of all they are plastic backed ?

Sadly my return to plastic backed has been spoilt by some bad "nappy rash" at the moment?

I do rate these "slips" as good if not better than Ten a slips at the moment.

I don't have an exact favorite disposab diaper, I chose my daytime diaper based on my expectations for the day. Will I have to be in the same diaper for an extended time. Then I wear a thicker diaper, if not, then I use a thinner diaper.

Molicare slip super, ID slip super, seni quattro, Betterdry and rearz are my main diapers. At home I prefer clothdiapers

I have worn bambinos printed classico, and also the super dry kids. Both are pretty good diapers, but a little pricey. But every now and then I will spurlge and get some.

I prefer Attends since they hold my messes good, but are really thick. If I don’t want thick diapers I wear Depends. They’re harder to detect and don’t rustle so much as Goodnights or Attends.

I wear cloth Angelfluff custom contour U 3 daytime at home .

Full super heavyweight Angelfluff night diaper for over

traveling around town I wear Tranquility

out of town to dr.'s appointments I wear boosted Northshore supremes

During the day I wear Angelfluff blue ice plastic pants.i own the pattern so getting perfect fitting pants is just a phone

At night i wear kin's rubber bloomers

WITH either a onesie or an Abena body stocking

I wear ABU Simples pretty much all the time. There's just nothing that can beat them.

I personally think the 'right' answer to this question is how you describe 'best'. In my opinion I like thick so that is a consideration and of course how much they hold without leaking is also a consideration. And last but not least is the cost. I've found that good value for the money, fairly thick and hold a considerable amount my pick are the Abena M4s.