What are your favorite brands of Diapers?

I prefer Bambino diapers. They are nice and thick and can hold a lot before leaking.

As a young teen, I was put back into diapers because of bedwettting; over time i got used to them albiet a bit embarassing at times, depending on who might be visiting my Mom at the time on weekends. Disposibles were available, and I was on the petite size, but my bottom would get allergic reactions to some of the chemicals in the disposibles, so my aunt suggested Mom to use cloth diapers and that started my longing desires for using and wearing cloth diapers.

As an adult I tend to like pull ups for convience, but also appreciate using the belted pullups for the added convience of not having to get completely undressed to change

I prefer thick cloth diapers and diaper pins. They are the most baby like. I also like cute nursery print baby pants.

I’ve been trying out different diapers and have found my favourite to be Tena Flex Maxi. Just great for me.

Although I would like to try some cute nursery types ones with colourful patterns, perhaps in blue or pink.

Like SubAndDisabled I tried Tena "flex" nappies but had so many problems with leaks at the front after the first wetting that I tried the full wrap around Tena "Slip" and found that I could use them repeatedly without any leaks and would say they are my nappy of choice, however I have a pack of Tena "Ultima" slips on order and expect they will be even better than the standard Tena "maxi" nappies.

Tena sent me a Tena maxi "active fit" slip disposable nappy in medium fit and today I gave it a go.

Plastic backed no cotton feel nonsense and I thought slightly smaller in every dimension as tapes did not fix in my usual place around my thighs, tapes were really good and had a "secondary" sticky bit should you need to take it down for using the toilet.

Pretty thin and I would say it was as thick as the green Tena medium absorbancy disposable slip but absorbancy was really impressive as I used it for 8 hours until it started to feel damp around the legs so changed to find it weighed almost 2 kilo's and had swollen significantly from the top of the front to halfway up the back, really impressed I would happily buy these.

I still have an "ultima" to test drive and will decide which will be my nappy of choice as my order for a pack of "ultima" never turned up?

Will keep you posted.

Nappyman I couldn't agree more with you about the plastic back being more popular with a lot of folks here.

I used to love the Tena maxi slips until they turned to the cotton feel, all they are good for now are bedtime leaks?

I am currently trying to obtain plastic backed Tena Ultima

So far I love the dry 24/7 with a NorthShore 2xl booster. It's a great looking diaper and very comfortable with just the right thickness. I love that it's all white and I have never had a leak. I wet a lot and several time during the night. I'm not yet sleep wetting very often but when I do I'm very confident that My bed will be dry in the morning. The better dry brand is pretty good but the sizes aren't right for me.

I have tried many brands, and recently liked the Crinklz a lot. However, being more and more seen in diapers at doc's appointments and other occasions i felt embarrassed showing off infantile prints. There's a risk of being seen as a pervert that way.

I use booster pads more and more often, since they are needed to keep the diaper from leaking.

Interested in trying the Northshore types also.

I would love to try cloth diapers as many people say many good things about them. Since i don't care about visibility and bulge anymore, i would easily have them daytime too.

Oh, and i always wear plastic pants over my diapers, and often a onesie. Makes them stay up.

Btw, since i haven't found out how to start a new thread yet (i am only weeks into the community), this might be the right place to put my question:

Which diaper brand gives the best and "right" bulge through clothes according to you? The square bulge would be the best alternative, i think.

I recently learned from a Zity friend that North Shore Care came out with a new disposable diaper called Megamax. I called North Shore for some samples of them and ended up two Megamax and two of there supreme diapers. I really like the comfortable fit and the durability of both. I like the Megamax diapers the best because of level of asorbabilty and the tape tabs are very large that hold.

I wear either depends with a tranquility stuffer or some type of incontinence pad, a tena super brief, or an attends waistband with attends super pad in it.

I buy for thickness and capacity. I like the dry 24/7 diapers. I recently got some rearz safari and northshore supremes as stuffers.

Maybe price keeps them from being more popular? Upwards of $250.00 for a pack of 21 ( https://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B01HQVMDJ6/ref=dp_olp_new_mbc?ie=UTF8&condition=new ) is out of my price range.

I like Tena Stretch Ultra , though. The wide hook/loop fastening system works well, they are absorbent and comfortable, and price is much better than quoted above.

All I can say is WOW! at the better prices listed on Amazon, Tena's are sill over $6.50 a diaper. I buy my cloth diapers for twenty dollars each. That would buy less than 4 Tena's. If all brands were priced like the Tena's almost everyone would be pinning on their cloth diapers.... and with cloth I'm always getting plastic backing....lol

Tena Stretch Ultra (TSU) is my go-to. They hold a lot more compared to other diapers I've tried, and the cloth-like outer material is strong and seldom leaks. The two wide hook/loop tabs make adjustments easy. And, they are relatively affordable.

They do have two negatives, though. Despite having a waist band that stretches, they never seem to be tight enough to stop the diaper from sagging after a moderate amount of peeing. Second - they leak out the legs after even moderate peeing. So, yes, they will hold a lot, but before you get that maximum amount the absorbent material holds, they're either sagging or leaking - or both. But this seems to be a problem no matter what brand is used.

HOWEVER I've found one that is much less expensive and just as good as the TSU except it doesn't hold as much. Walmart Equate Assurance (WEA) brand - the Walmart Equate house brand - is fantastic! Like the TSU's, the WEA's have the wide hook/loop fasteners that make putting them on easier than diapers with adhesive tabs. This also makes repeated adjustments easy. Here's the best part, though - the waist band stretches and constricts to HOLD THE DIAPER IN PLACE EVEN WHEN FULL TO THE POINT OF LEAKING.

Negatives for the WEA - they don't hold as much as the TSU. Also, they leak out the top when nearing capacity, especially if sitting.

So I knew the plastic backed active slip maxis are no longer really available in the US. I just saw a pack on eBay bid to over $200! I just found an unopened pack of 22 large! I forgot that I had them since the large are a little too big for me so they've been in a box in my closet. I'm not going to sell them. I thought about opening the pack and putting one on. They are wonderful but I think I'll save it for a while.

So far I like my Confidry 24/7 the best. They never leak after a few good wettings your good. I just like to use boosters.

I wear the Active Fit Ultima, and I actually really like them. I definitely prefer plastic backed nappies over cotton.. I've tried other brands in the past, but Tena beats them all. At least in my opinion

I've been using tykables overnights now for the last couple of months and they've been great for me I wet them multiple times before having to change and on the plus side they look really cute

Ive been using lille supreme fit disposables for some time now, mainly because they are cheap ish , they hold a huge soap or suppository aided poop and a pee, although due to the semi liquid state of the poop, i wear plastic pants too.

There are two problems i find, first is the two sticky tapes either side, arent exactly overly sticky and cant be used without plastic pants , and second problem is my body shape, i dont have a very obvious waist, so they would tend to fall down when full, probably not the fault of the diaper !

Its not a real problem as i only do it for fun only about once a month or so, so i can live with it.

Just right now it's is better dry

Hi,

For me it's any that hold a lot but they also need to not leak! Bambino are great. Better Dry are really good as well.

Peter

OK, I'll preface this with the fact I've never really had a premium diaper. I have always purchased mine in store. I have used Tena, forget exactly the model, Attends care- Waistband style briefs (Very nice) and Tranquility ATN.....Those are as close as I've gotten to premium. I've worn for many years and I've been through a few packages. Tee Hee

Well, I kept seeing these MegaMax for Northshore. Seeing references made, etc., etc....ALso, how awesome they were to deal with. Just really good customer service. And the MegaMax....I like mine super thick and super bulky. I want to know my kinky ass is diapered. You know?😃

Worked up the nerve to go for it. Their free sample policy I mean. So.....And after we were finished, I was blown away. 2 M Megas, 2 L Megas, 2 M Northshore Supreme and 2 M ConfiDry 24/7 Eight damn diapers and I've never ordered a thing from them.

And look. I don't work for them, I don't get paid, I'm just a dude that heard good things about them.....AB/DL aware for one....They even sell several brands of AB/DL diapers. I am straight DL, and the prints do nothing for me. FYI.....Nothing against them obviously, just not me.

Long story short, when I put that first Mega Max on, I really had never felt anything like it. Far, far above any other diaper I'd ever used. The tapes are huge, and theres is a big strip of.......like really the vinyl or something where he tapes go. The tapes will never, ever give way on you. Very strong, but with the landing strip, it makes them almost infinitely adjustable. They have their limit......4, 5, maybe 6 adjustments, they start losing some sticky....But, damn.

They hold a massive amount of pee. Definitely affordable in reference to the premium diapers. I recommend the company and the paper. Both are fantastic.

Has anyone tried the Threaded Armor from Super Undies? I just ordered 2 of their adult diapers with the gussets which I think I'll like more than a regular pocket diaper. Also I was wondering if anyone has tried the Dependeco or the Ecoable diapers. I think I'd like to add one of each to my cloth diaper stash.

Since my last comment, I've added 2 pair Threaded Armor diapers by Super Undies. They are pretty amazing! I got the ones with the gussets. They also have ones with a pocket that runs the length of the inside. I prefer the gusset style. I have the white and the roses pattern. I'll probably order the black pair for a couple overnight doctors appointments. They have a subscription service as well which I'm strongly considering.

My new Bambino diapers! I haven't ordered Bambino in years. I always liked their diapers but they're a bit pricey and with all the quality options available I just hadn't bought from them in a while. Anyhow, I had a debit gift card and wanted some diapers I hadn't tried before. Well, I'd never tried the Bellisimo before and saw they had the Cloudee which is an all over print on the same diaper. I just got them in today. I had no idea but the padding is just like the Pampers Swaddlers! I can't wait to see how those feel!

Growing up my favourite diapers where the old pampers diapers from the early to late 1980's, as I was born in this period of time.

However now as a adult nearly in his 40's it depends on what country I am in at the time of purchase, in the UK my favourites where Tena slip maxi (non belted), as in all in ones or the Abena Delta Form ones in large.

However now that I am discovering more brands this changes from time to time as seen in my reviews on this website.

However I still prefer plastic backed diaper's as they leak less than the newer fabric backed ones,

Although as for the best ones that I have found online I would have to say we're either Bambino classico or Abu supper dry kids as these come close to the original pampers diapers I remember wearing as a child and they look and feel simply great to wear.

In the Philippines I tend to go for either Caress or other brands as they are so easily available to buy from the shops or supermarkets (see my reviews for more details).

I just got the bambino,s diapers wow really thick and a loud crinkly plastic they really make my pants bulge you can tell especially with a toddler sized pr of plasticpants

We have quite a variety of disposables. Her favorites are ATN's, Attends plastic backed and Bambino's. We don't use cloth diapers. On occasion she will wear pull-ups. I do have a rule, plastic pants are required!